Kennedy proposes $420 million cut in aid budget
President Kennedy calls for tighter aid standards and new foreign development tools. He proposes $200 million saved from unspent economic aid and a private channel tax credit to spur development abroad while targeting nations that cooperate. He seeks amendments to tariff concessions in Poland and Yugoslavia and urges Congress to use foreign aid to curb crises.
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Treasury Department
Congress
Poland
Yugoslavia
Milton
Plane Crash Mystery Near Tejon Canyon Reported
Grim account describes climbers battling to reach the crash site on El Tejon Ranch twelve miles south of its headquarters in Tejon Canyon. The nephew finally reached the area and, despite frostbitten feet and bruises, attempted to guide a ground party to the scene as a sheriff's plane located the wreck about forty miles southeast of Bakersfield.
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el Tejon
Bakersfield
Tejon Canyon
Mediation Board Clears Rail Work Rule Changes
A federal court dissolved an injunction allowing railroads to implement revised work rules starting April 8. The national mediation board declared an emergency, urging a fact finding panel to avert a strike. Kennedy planned to appoint a fact finding board to study the dispute affecting 485,000 workers.
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U.S
National (Railway) Mediation Board
White House
Moon Survey Vehicle Launched From Kharkov Observatory
Scientists described a moon observing craft intended for a photographic mission and robot observatory use with tentative links to Lunik missions. Tass reported the craft was 31,370 miles above the Yellow Sea and in a preset trajectory after final stage ignition, with no dispatch time given for the 238,65 mile path and further Tass updates promised.
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Yellow Sea
Tass
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Argentina Rebels Hold River Plate Outpost Amid Firepower
The Rio de la Plata rebel movement, anchored along the River fleet and Punta Indio naval air station, faced a five hour air bombardment that halted a tank push toward Punta Indio. Rebels kept Mapin Garcia Island and the Fre Low airport, plus three radio transmitters, under control as Guido urged a ceasefire while warning against any unacceptable Peronist return.
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Parking project at Lakewood Golf Course endorsed
Final plans for construction of additional parking facilities at Lakewood Golf Course were approved by the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday. Bids will be opened May 1 with an estimated project cost of 41,500 dollars.
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Lakewood Golf Course
Board of Supervisors
Sheet-Clad Banilit Takes $100 at Bar
A robber wearing a white sheet over his head stealthily entered Kelly's Cocktail Lounge at 5317 Long Beach Blvd a few minutes before closing. He warned five customers to behave themselves and fled through a rear door at 1:55 am with the cash register contents after displaying a gun to the bartender Earl M. Gregory.
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Kelly's
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Life Term No Parole Bill Approved in Assembly
Sacramento reports a bill proposing life imprisonment with no parole as an option in capital cases passed the Assembly Criminal Procedures Committee. The measure by Burt M. Henson would offer a third sentencing choice besides death or life with parole after seven years, backed by capital punishment abolition advocates and opposed by the state district attorneys association.
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Sacramento
Assembly Criminal Procedures Committee
Faeroe
Assembly
Burt M. Henson
Ventura
Henson
Herbert Ellingwood
State Disstrict Attorneys Association
George Deuk
Mefan
Long Beach
Two Yorty Foes Stay on Council
In Los Angeles three veteran councilmen Harold A Henry L E Timberlake and John C Holland won four year terms as City News Service called results at 9 50 pm Henry only incumbent endorsed by Mayor Sam Yorty held his seat in the Fourth District while Timberlake who has served since 1945 defeated Vincent Burke in the Sixth District and helped potentially curb Yorty influence record results showed Timberlake leading early and finishing with a strong margin over Burke
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Los Angeles
CNS
Sam Yorty
Harold A. ‘Henry
L. E. Timberlake
John C. Holland
City News
Hecry
Yorty
Timberlake
Vincent Burke
Astrojets Sweep Dallas Trails With High Flying Power
Dallas trains shift from cotton wagons to steel wagons as the Astrojets take the skies above 20 000 feet. Round the clock, they push the frontier with unmatched horsepower and speed.
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Mercury
Royal Coachman
Sea Your Travel Avent
American Airines
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