Ike Says Kennedy Too Left, Mundt Claims
Senator Mundt reports former president Eisenhower believes Kennedy is moving too far left and too partisan. Mundt cites Eisenhower’s criticism of Kennedy’s policies while noting the ex-president regrets some statements. Mundt says his account differs from Eisenhower’s private views and that his remarks were not a detailed record of private conversations.
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Budget Cut of 3.4 Billion Urged by Chamber Council
Washington report states the Council of State Chambers of Commerce urges Congress to trim 3.4 billion from the Eisenhower budget rather than add Kennedy era spending. The plan calls for foreign aid reductions, tax cuts, and scaling back civil works to 1959 levels, plus cutting personnel in defense and curtailing several federal programs.
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Freeway Collision Kills Three Teenagers in Harbor Freeway Crash
On Harbor Freeway near the Santa Barbara Avenue off ramp a car carrying four teenage boys crossed the center divider and collided head on with a second car. Police identified victims as John Bufford 16 William Bufford 17 and Robert R Kent 46. Kent’s station wagon was struck after Bufford’s convertible crossed the divider.
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