Senators Attack Tax Proposals
Washington AP reports Sen. Albert Gore and economist J. Kenneth Galbraith critique current tax cuts. Gore warns big money pressure seeks quick relief, while Galbraith says circumstances differ from 1929. Republican senators Morton and others push delaying the bill and favor Kennedy’s broader plan.
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German Air Service Resumed After Strike
Frankfurt dispatch says commercial air service resumed Tuesday night after planes were grounded for 36 hours in a nationwide warning strike by 2,000 safety personnel at area and airport flight control centers. West Germany to West Berlin traffic was excepted. An amusing laundry statistic notes 2,852,000 shirts laundered by U.S. laundries last year.
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AMA on Trial Denial Touches King Anderson Bill Contention
Chicago AP The AMA dispute over the King Anderson medical care bill is at the center of President Kennedy's effort to set the record straight Kennedy says the AMA did not oppose Social Security before its enactment and that past actions are not the issue in the current challenge. He questions why the AMA sent Congress a resolution calling Social Security a compulsory socialist tax and why the delegation previously disapproved of the underlying principle.
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Congress
House of
AMA House of Delegates
Poisonous snakes and first aid guidance for Missouri bites
Mc with health officials urging caution as several venomous species are common in Missouri. Experts describe identifying features and emphasize immediate medical care, while outlining first aid steps such as limiting movement, keeping the limb still, and applying suction only in dire cases.
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Division of Health
James
Cole County Medical Society
Missouri May Be Site of Pollution Research
Secretary of Welfare Abraham Ribicoff says Missouri is under full consideration for a field laboratory and research facility to tackle water pollution. He noted site surveys visited Kansas City St. Louis St. Joseph Lexington and the University of Missouri at Columbia.
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Lexington
University of Missouri At Columbia
De Gaulle Faces Decision On Jouhaud Fate In Algeria Crisis
The French leader weighs sparing Jouhaud as Salan urges acceptance of Algerian independence. Officials report secret army appeals and potential pardons, with mixed European reactions and no clear order to disband. Oil note concludes noting 87 percent of USS crude comes from small fields.
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Kennedy Urges Multirole Military to Deter Conflicts
President Kennedy told West Point graduates that U.S. forces must perform beyond combat roles. He described a multirole force as a complement to diplomacy and a deterrent to adversaries, stressing leadership, training, and the limits of military power in an era of unconventional warfare. The address emphasized deterring wars while fighting and winning when needed.
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Boy Sees Father Buried in Sewer Cave-In
In St Joseph Missouri Kenneth R Smedley 15 watched as a sewer excavation wall collapsed burying his father Arthur Hugh Smedley 54 and helper Henry George Myers 35 under five feet of earth. Volunteers removed them after two hours but they were dead. The trench was at Dugdale Packing Co. pipe project.
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Kenneth R. Smedley
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Reports of Examination Cheating Investigated
Investigators at Long Island University probe alleged cheating on final exams. Provost Dr. John C Baiardi says diplomas will be withheld until findings are settled. The probe began after reports of stolen tests circulated before administration. Several students with atypical scores are being interviewed. no admissions of advance knowledge have been found.
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Long Island University
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August Draft Call Of 5 000 Announced
The Army will draft 5,000 in August, matching July’s quota and 1,500 below this month’s allocation. About 5,100 are slated for August to meet one third of the month’s manpower needs, with the rest to come via enlistment. The Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force do not plan any draft draws in August.
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Holts Summit Man Injured in Highway 44 Accident
Elmer Joseph Rackers age 35 of Holts Summit suffered a concussion and a wrist fracture when his dump truck left the road and overturned while attempting to pass another vehicle on Highway 44 just north of Highway 63 in Callaway County. He was transported to St Mary's Hospital. Salt water bathes three sites of the peninsula of Brittany.
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Callaway County
St. Mary's, Hospital
Romney tells graduates to think clearly for future
George Romney, former head of Ameri can Motors and Republican candidate, urged Arizona State University graduates to act with clarity and responsibility. He warned that today’s graduates face greater opportunities and duties, including preserving the republic, exploring space, and boosting U.S. productivity, calling for dedication and a good sense of humor.
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Nixon Backing Republicans Win Nominations in California
California voters in 38 districts renominated incumbents including two John Birch Society backers. Kuchel and Richards won nominations as GOP and Democratic lines held. all 16 Democrats and 14 Republicans seeking renomination were successful, with eight new House seats from the 1960 census also going to party candidates. John Birch adherents Rous Hiestand and H L Richardson secured nominations in Los Angeles area districts.
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