Dillon Sees Billion Dollar Cut in Budget Deficit
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon told the U S Chamber of Commerce that the 1963 64 deficit of about 11 9 billion could be reduced by as much as a billion dollars if economic gains continue He urged tax cuts to speed recovery and full employment while defending deficits as a tool for national security. Rep Bruce Alger urged investigation into alleged misconduct connected to urban renewal and the Kennedy administration The Chamber also awarded 1963 Great Living Americans honors to Sen John L McClellan William McChesney Martin and former Rep Walter H Judd.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Dillon
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Alger
R-Tex
Alger
Congress
Chamber
Sen
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Walter H. Judd
Rminn
Iowa Trucker Dies In Minn Accident Near Inver Grove
John Bertram Driscol 45 of Osage Iowa died Monday night when his semitrailer crashed into a guard railing at a railroad overpass four miles south of Inver Grove Minnesota. He was hauling feeder pigs from South St Paul for Armstrong Truck Lines of Osage. The tractor caught fire but the pigs escaped and were rounded up by officers and volunteers.
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Hastings
Rockefeller proposes U S Soviet swap on saboteurs and fighters
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urged a Cuba exchange with the Soviet Union to curb saboteurs in Cuba in return for U S restraints on anti Castro fighters. He said Kennedy should tell Khrushchev to stop Latin saboteurs and warned of a Western Hemisphere threat while criticizing Washington’s Laos policy and fiscal leadership.
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Belman Morin
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
Kennedy
Khrushchev
New York
Rockefeller
Cincinnati
Ohio
Washington
Latin America
Laos
China
Berlin
City Waits Before Filing Damage Suit Over Park Vandalism
City attorney says no civil action yet to recover tree damage costs in Myrick Park while Juvenile Court case against two admitted vandals proceeds. Costs estimated at at least 720 dollars, down from 1,100. parents may face up to 300 dollars.
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John K. Flanagan
Myrick Park
Flanagan
Parks and Recreation
Eugene Fry
Fry
Roger Schmuck
la Crosse County
Gov Rolvaag Vetoes Sunday Closing Law
Tornadoes ripped across the south and central United States leaving 10 dead and more than 50 injured. Fatalities occurred in Moon Lake Mississippi Shanon Tennessee Maury City Alabama Randles Missouri and other locations. Destruction included a plantation row of six tenant houses and extensive property damage across multiple states.
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Tunica, Miss
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Moon Lake
Iast
Shannon
Miss
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Maury City
Memphis
Hamilton
Ala
Mississippi Line
Randles
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Tunica
Ansley Buckhanan
Melinda Foster
Tiny Evans
E. L. Culp
Shanon
A. C. Pounds
Beatrice Hodges
Tenn
Sissie Starks
Friendship
Frank Branch
Jackson
Rich
Typhoon Olive Flatten Saipan Destroying Most Homes
A radio report from Agana says Typhoon Olive hit Saipan with 110 mph winds, destroying about 95 percent of homes and 45 percent of public buildings. No deaths reported, one injury, $2 million in damages, power and water cut, and federal aid sought for Saipan Tinian and Rota.
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Agana
Guam
Saipan
Olive
Mariana Islands
Tinian
Rota Island
Trust Territory
Jose Benitez
Pacific Trust Territory
Kennedy
Rota
Island
Ben
Rolvaag Vetoes Statewide Sunday Closing Bill
Gov Karl Rolvaag blocks the statewide Sunday closing measure calling it bad legislation that harms free choice and economic competition. He argues the bill aims to close discount houses Sunday rather than provide a true uniform day of rest.
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ST. Paul
Karl F. Rolvaag
Rolvaag
Senators Urge US Action to Support Israel and Mediate
Two Republican senators pressed for a US led response to Middle East tensions. Javits urged a collective defense pact with Israel and Western powers to deter Nasser backed aggression, while Scott called for direct peace negotiations and criticized the Kennedy admin for even handed policy. He noted continued US aid to the UAR despite directives restricting aid to violating nations.
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Washington
U.S
Israel
Middle East
Jacob K. Javits
Javits
Senate
Jordan
United States
United Kingdom
France
Soviet Union
Nasser
Egypt
Kremlin
Free World
Scott
Adas Israel Congregation
Kennedy
U.A.R
Dominican Ruler Duvalier Linked to Cuban Bases Claim
The Dominican Republic accuses President Francois Duvalier of Haiti of offering Cuban bases to Fidel Castro. Foreign Minister Freites told an OAS peace-keeping mission of the alleged links with Iron Curtain nations as tensions over Haiti's embassy in Port au Prince eased.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican, Republic
Dominican Republic
Francois Duvalier
Haiti
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Andres Freites
Organization of American States
OAS
Port Au Prince
Freites
Duvalier
Juan Bosch
Hispaniola
Bosch
Colombia
Dominic
Negro Republic
New York
Radio
Bag Gipple of Galesville Dies at 92 Dean of Area Newsmen
Bert A. Gipple known as Bag died at 92 in a La Crosse hospital after a stroke at his home. The longtime editor and publisher of the Galesville Republican, who retired years ago, remained active with The Week's Column and 25 50 80 years ago notes. He served on Trempealeau County Board since 1940, now in his 23rd year. Born 1870 in La Crosse, he moved with his family to North Bend and later to Galesville where he worked at a wholesale firm before returning to publish and edit the paper.
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Robert C. Gehl
la Crosse Tribune
Galesville
Wis
Bert A. Gipple
Bag
Bert
la Crosse
Trempealeau County
Benjamin Franklin Gipple
10Th and Vine Streets
North Bend
Jackson County
Gipple
Republican
Tribune
MVD Reports 6502 Driver Licenses Revoked in Q1
The Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department announced 6502 licenses were revoked or suspended in the first three months of this year, surpassing the 6121 revoked in the same period last year.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Tourist Funds Wasted Says Promotion Chief
AP Portage Wisconsin's $350000 annual tourist fund is wasted says James C Alexander manager of the Conservation Department vacation center in Chicago He cites lack of a united tourist organization and no separate state agency to promote tourism as causes He spoke at a recreation business conference for resort owners in several counties and noted 1925 and 1960 tourist numbers both about 3 500 000 indicating no progress.
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Portage
Wisconsin
James C. Alexander
Conservation Department
Chicago
United Tourist Organization
Alexander
Columbia
Sauk
Juneau
Adams
Marquette
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Raymond C. Rice
R.la Crosse
Robert Kucera
Northfield
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Rosario Cruz
Opa-Locka
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