Kennedy urges expanded health services and Medicare push
President Kennedy outlined a plan to boost doctors dentists nurses and nursing homes and expand hospital building and modernization. He asked Congress to extend Hill-Burton funds widen federal health controls and create a new environmental health bureau to study chemical and pesticide health risks.
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McNamara Says Cuban Offensive Weapons Out of Cuba
The Kennedy administration released extensive intelligence data to show no Soviet offensive weapons remain in Cuba. McNamara stated there are no major weapons systems in Cuban caves and noted some equipment has been moved to the Soviet Union while about 17,000 Soviets stay in Cuba.
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Kenneth B. Keating
U.S
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Senate Armed Services
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Pentagon
Soviet Union
Stennis Sees Ongoing Cuban Threat After Missiles Ban
Sen John Stennis says secret testimony shows no reduction in Cuba's military threat since missiles and bombers were removed. He notes continued Soviet activity and plans further inquiries with military leaders. Other lawmakers echo mixed views on Cuba as a Soviet base and Latin American penetration.
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Pentagon
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Latin America
John S. Monagan
D-Conn
House
School Children Visit Mona Lisa in New York
School children led by New Yorkers queued at the Metropolitan Museum of Art to view Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa on loan from the Louvre Paris. The painting opened to the public at 10 a.m. with organized groups admitted earlier.
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Louvre
Paris
Weightless Whiskers Must Be Bagged In Space
Dr. Stanley C. White says astronauts must bag whiskers after shaving on spacecraft to prevent floating debris. Electric razors and dried soap are considered to save water while keeping cabin hygiene under Gemini program plans.
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Associated Press
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Byrnes Warns on 5 Percent Deduction Floor
Rep. Joan Byrnes Republican Wisconsin criticizes Kennedy tax cuts and reforms plan at Ways and Means hearing. Byrnes says reforms must freeze if tax reduction passes and objects to a proposed five percent floor on all tax deductions harming homeowners and charitable contributors.
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R-Wis
Kennedy
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Demand Cuts Or Sales Tax Policy Standoff in Wisconsin
Madison Republicans condemn Gov Reynolds budget as fiscally irresponsible. They vow to cut spending and push a realistic plan in opposition, signaling a sharp clash over the Democratic program in the Wisconsin Legislature.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Filibuster rule fight ends in Senate defeat
The Senate rejected a tighter anti filibuster rule 54 to 42 on a test vote. A later 64 to 33 adjournment ended the rules battle and resets business on Monday. The fight centered on a motion by Sen. Anderson to take up a three fifths cloture, replacing the two thirds standard.
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Senate
Congress
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Anderson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
De Gaulle Britain Talks Prompt German French Trade Treaty Outlook
Adenauer said De Gaulle promised Britain entry into the Common Market would be the first topic after the new treaty takes effect. He hopes to have the treaty ratified by July and noted German support for Britain’s entry due to reunification and Berlin relations. De Gaulle may visit Bonn around that time.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Paris
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Ollenhauer
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Berlin
Judge Denies Motion to Vacate Williams Sentence
Milwaukee AP A former Milwaukee man Roger W Williams aged 31 had his 15 year prison term for conspiracy and attempt to rob a state bank at Franksville upheld by U S District Judge Kenneth P Grubb Williams claimed coercion by a federal prosecutor and agents invalidated his guilty plea but the judge rejected the contention.
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U.S
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Grubb
Roger W. Williams
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Racine County
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