Kennedy plans to cut farm program costs in budget
President Kennedy said expected receipts from surplus sales and bank financing would reduce agricultural program costs by about 1.1 billion in the coming year while maintaining price supports and farm aid near recent levels. Total Agriculture Department spending would fall to about 6.57 billion from 7.49 billion, with new dairy cotton and feed grain programs and a possible nationwide food stamp plan discussed.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Federal Treasury
Department
Agriculture Department
Forest Service
Food For Peace
Budget Message Sets July 1 As Tax Cut Target
President Kennedy’s budget message outlines a three year 13.5 billion personal tax cut plan with July 1 as the implied start date amid Congress caution over a large deficit. Some lawmakers prefer Jan. 1 1964 for the next stage and further reforms. The message notes modest 1963 tax receipts and forecasts, arguing tax relief will boost growth and eventually raise revenues, while signaling a forthcoming small business tax relief proposal.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Pa Takes Turns Driving In Shared Suffering Pact
A humorous note explains a mutual driving compromise where one brother suffers when the other drives, and vice versa, leading to a final agreement that one will do the suffering.
Airman’s death ruled suicide amid romance clash
Salina Kansas AP reports 23-year-old Airman 1C Andre Bruce Rembert of Schilling Air Force Base died of a gunshot to the temple at the home of Dixie Jane Smith in Ripon Wisconsin after allegations his wife was seeing him. Smith, her husband Johnny Ray and her mother gave statements about the affair and the fatal shot occurred after a private discussion.
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Salina
Kan
Ripon
Wis
Andre Bruce Rembert
Montgomery
Ala
Schilling Air Force Base
James Geisendorf
Dixie Jane Smith
Rembert
Classified ad for selling items with contact phone
Short plea to sell unused possessions through classifieds with a call to action and a phone number 2-8040 to reach buyers or services.
Polarization feared as world Communist movement splits
AP dispatch from Berlin reports leaders fear a split in the world Communist movement as Khrushchev rails against Chinese terms and Fidel Castro shifts toward Beijing. The East Berlin congress signals tensions between Moscow and Peking, with Castro urged toward revolutionary action in Latin America and calls for end to public name calling.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Peking
Fidel Castro
Castro
Khrushchev
Latin America
Soviet Union
World Red
Rift Between Mao and Khrushchev Deepens in Cold War Clash
The article outlines escalating tension between Mao Zedong and Nikita Khrushchev over strategy and risk of nuclear war. It notes Mao’s view that global conflict is inevitable and Khrushchev’s push to patch up the rift, while both leaders weigh the fate of world communism and leadership within their blocs.
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Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
United States
U.S.S.R
Miss Kathryn Thompson Dies From Burns At 84 In Boarding House
Racine AP reports Kathryn Thompson aged 84 died from extensive burns after her housecoat caught fire from a hot plate in her boarding house room. She sustained second and third degree burns over most of her body shortly before death.
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Racine
Kathryn Thompson
Rift between Khrushchev and Mao strains Communist bloc
The text notes irritation in Peking over Soviet aid limits to China and reluctance to push Beijing into the nuclear club, alongside Soviet aid to India. It frames a rift between Khrushchev and Mao as damaging to the Communist movement, while not necessarily proving a permanent split and noting Khrushchev’s uncertainty about next steps.
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Peking
Red China
India
Khrushchev
Mao
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