Five vote pass on farm bill by House margins
The House approved a compromise farm bill by 202-197 to give Kennedy tools to curb grain surpluses. It revamps wheat controls, extends a voluntary program for corn and feed grains, and starts cuts in price supports for 1964. The measure now goes to the Senate for debate and a vote.
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US Denies Frujillo Plot Charge In Trujillo Case
The United States on Thursday denied Maj. Gen. Arturo Espaillat's claim that the CIA helped assassinate former Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo and plotted to kill him. State Department official Lincoln White said the allegations are completely without foundation. Espaillat, Trujillo's secret police chief, is detained after an arrest in Canada on an unregistered firearm charge, seeking a permanent visa later denied, with 30 days to exit voluntarily or face deportation.
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Pensioner’s Bulletin on Free Cordless Hearing Aids
A new state law provides cordless hearing aids at no cost to pensioners. The notice directs readers to Associated Hearing Center at 622 Pine Ave, Loony Beach, for details and access, urging eligible seniors to act now.
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Richards says U S success panics Russ in cold war
Richards told 300 guests at a testimonial dinner in Los Angeles that the United States’ Cold War victory remains evident as Khrushchev’s current posture is a reflection of free world strength. He warned against relying on greedful leaders and urged continued, intelligent problem solving to protect future generations.
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Kennedy urges free nations to share aid burden
President Kennedy appealed to 80 non Communist finance ministers to shoulder more of the free world's defense and foreign aid load, citing $58 billion spent since World War II. He emphasized dollar strength and signaled no devaluation, speaking at the World Bank IMF governors meeting.
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