New Budget Contours Seen With Many Ifs And Possible Tax Cuts
Treasury experts warn the 1964 budget will run about 10 to 12 billion in red ink with receipts volatile. President’s proposals hinge on Congress action on tax cuts and economy pace. Debt likely to rise beyond 316 billion by June 30, 1964, as spending grows in defense and space programs. Public market reacts with expectations of higher spending and potential tax relief.
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AP Business News
New York
Congress
Treasury
Two Torture Robbers Given Long Sentences
In Chicago, Frank Yonder and Nicholas Guido were sentenced to 60 to 100 years each for torturing suburban North Shore residents during a 1962 home invasion. Convicted Jan. 9 after three hours of deliberation, they allegedly used stolen keys from Yonder's beauty shop to access victims.
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Chicago
North Shore
Frank Yonder
Edward King
King
Yonder
James Kenneher
Cook County
Guido
C. Laury Bot
Smith Named Demo Party Troubleshooter
The Democratic National Committee uses Stephen E. Smith, Kennedy brother in law, as a troubleshooter to patch party unity in New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Ohio after Republican wins and scattered defeats left the party in disarray.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Stephen E. Smith
Kennedy
John M. Bailey
Smith
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Five To Be Honored At Farm-Home Week
MADISON AP Five Wiscon sin residents will receive 1963 honorary recognition citations during Farm and Home Week in Madison June 30. The College of Agriculture announced the following recipients today: C. E. Ahrens Prairie du Chien dairy farmer and cooperative leader John H. Budzien Milwaukee greenhouse and vegetable producer Walter M. Jensen Grantsburg banker Orville Kueyl Kewaunee livestock and certified seed producer and Mrs Hubert Neuman Waupun community leader.
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Madison
Wisconsin
College of Agriculture
C. E. Ahrens
Prairie du Chien
John H. Budzien
Milwaukee
Walter M. Jensen
Grantsburg
Orville Kueyl
Kewaunee
Hubert Neuman
Waupun
Khrushchev Sees US Slow To Grasp Reds Admiring Power
In 1946 Churchill warned the Russians admired strength as the U S dismantled wartime arms. Khrushchev, noting U S nuclear weapon growth, praised Churchill for grasping the human mind and the threat of thermonuclear war. The piece traces missile gaps and nuclear superiority debates through Eisenhower and Kennedy eras.
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U.S
Churchill
Washington
United States
Winston Churchill
Fulton, Mo
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Congress
Gilpatric
Khrushchev
Berlin
Griesbaum Named Campus Planner at UW Milwaukee
MADISON AP A member of Madison city planning staff John J Griesbaum will become the first resident campus planner at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Griesbaum announced his resignation effective Feb 1 He will determine building needs for the UW Milwaukee campus and work with neighbor development planner Joseph Mangiamele who assumed his post January 1
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Madison
John J. Griesbaum
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Griesbaum
Uw-M
Joseph Mangiamele
Conference Trees Stolen At Nassau Summit
A trio of saplings planted last month by President Kennedy were dug up this week in Nassau. Authorities said the culprits intend to replant the ficus trees, stolen Monday during a conference attended by Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Premier John Diefenbaker.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
England
John Diefenbaker
Canada
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