Bury You Boast Buried in Soviet Economic Forecasts
Two Soviet economists challenge Khrushchev’s claim by arguing the socialist bloc will not reach parity with capitalist nations in industrial output within five years. They cite stagnating growth in Comecon, structural shifts in Hungary and Czechoslovakia, and power shortages as factors delaying a utopian path. They note Comecon produced 61 percent of world industrial output in 1963 but only 13.1 percent of world electricity, while the United States led in both metrics. Romania’s stance is treated with caution as observers sense distancing from Comecon.
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Royal Ban Lift Near Duchess Visit Prompts Reconciliation Talk
London reports a possible thaw between Queen Elizabeth II and Wallis Simpson amid health struggles of the Duke of Windsor. Buckinghams Palace indicates a planned viewing by the Queen will occur as doctors manage the Duke's detached retina and prior circulatory surgeries. The Duchess, 68, is to meet the Duke’s physicians and may join the King in a final reconciliation move.
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Seven indicted in Nashville gambling cases
A federal grand jury indicted seven Nashville-area individuals for using interstate facilities to promote gambling. US Attorney James Neal called it the result of an FBI probe into organized gambling in Nashville, with most defendants described as owners or operators of local clubs and nightspots.
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UPI Proposal Seeks Wage Increase for News Guild
United Press International offers to raise top scale newsmen and photographers from 174.45 to 188.75 weekly over ten years, mirroring AP terms. Guild negotiators, after a 40 hour session, prepare for possible strike if no contract by midnight March. WPT vows continued service despite potential walkout.
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River Dragged For Elderly Man In Kentucky After River Search
In Harlan Kentucky three rescue units from Southeastern Kentucky dragged the Cumberland River Wednesday afternoon searching for a man believed to have met foul play. In Pineville Kentucky 10 year old Charlie remains missing as authorities pursue leads. The House Agriculture Committee approved a tobacco acreage plan as part of a broader effort to limit surpluses and expand export markets while debating costs and enforcement details.
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War Crimes Statute To Be Dropped In West Germany
A Bundestag committee focused on Nazi war criminals voting to remove the statute of limitations for murder and genocide. The move would allow prosecutions beyond the existing 20 year window, counted from the Third Reich's collapse on May 8, 1935. The preliminary vote signals intent to permit renewed legal action against mass murderers.
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Solution InSight In Dock Strike
Miami Beach UP I negotiations resumed in a dispute involving about 600 South Florida dock workers who say a new regional contract hurt them. Fred Field of New York organizer for the International Longshoremen's Association brought the sides together for several hours of discussions and reported progress. He hoped a solution could be reached today. The contract signed last Friday for about 6,000 ILA members in South Atlantic ports set a minimum manning work gang for unloading general cargo. Dock workers in Miami and Port Everglades returned to work briefly, then walked out again, claiming the contract cut work gangs.
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Measure To Stop Necking Is Defeated
In Raleigh the House committee defeated the anti necking bill amid remarks that highways are not the proper place for romance. The measure failed 54 to 0 for unfavorable report before full House action. Rep Clyde Harriss of Rowan mocked the effort, while Rep Paul Roberson urged restraint as the Bible suggests a time to embrace and refrain.
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White Elephant Gift Boat Sinks After Beach Incident
In Huntington Beach a 40 foot boat worth $2,000, given by Carl Kemper to two South Gate youths for repair, was smashed by waves Tuesday night. Owners Roger and David, 14 and 15, say they planned to fix it and sell parts. they contemplate salvage amid debris strewn along the shore. The giver recalled the boat had caused trouble from the start.
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Senate Moves Quick Floor Action on Black Market Drugs
Washington reports Senate plans urgent floor consideration of a bill to curb illicit narcotics trade and regulate amphetamines. The proposal, backed by Sen. Barr, aims to curb illegal drug use amid investigations into bank failures and juvenile crime linked to "pep pills" and goof balls. House and Senate discussions focus on broader immigration and defense aid plans.
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