Amendments Endorsed By Gov Reynolds in Budget-Tax Pact
Governor Reynolds backs two amendments to the budget tax compromise to win Assembly passage by week’s end. One cuts sales taxes on household fuel and electricity replacing $17.1 million with broader levies, and trims property tax relief to $4.5 million. A second amendment adds $20 million for personal property tax relief by taxing business machinery and equipment, construction materials, and farm equipment. The plan still must clear the Senate. Reynolds also announced a probe into state contractors’ hiring discrimination.
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N Test Ban Talks Open In Russia On Optimistic Note
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev opened limited nuclear test ban talks with U S envoy Harriman and British Lord Hailsham. The mood was jovial and optimistic as the conference began, with plans to last about ten days and hopes for a ban on air space and underwater detonations.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
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W. Averell Harriman
Britain
Lord Hailsham
Andrei Gromyko
Harriman
Hailsham
Soviet Union
Red China
East Berlin
Ideological split deepens as Soviet and Chinese communists clash
Moscow and Peking remain at their ideological impasse after 35,000 words in Pravda and a parallel Chinese note. The open letters accuse each other of hypocrisy and warlike aims, while delegates press on with talks that yield no compromise. Western diplomats see no sign of an agreement, with Beijing urging world communist support for Viet Nam guerrillas.
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Ten Dead In State From Car Crashes In Weekend Toll
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin’s weekend toll reached ten more highway deaths, lifting the 1963 total to 412. among the victims were Mrs. Peal Klappa of Port Edwards, James Piodela of Chicago, Glyn Knickerbocker of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Lorene Webster of Tulsa. Additional fatalities included Robert Priebe and Dorothy Boettcher of Neenah, Walter Peabody Jr. of Fort Lauderdale, Raymond Jones of Sauk Village, Frank Taharski of Chicago, and Emil Dowling of Boscobel.
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James Piodela
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Lorene Webster
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Okla
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Robert Priebe
Dorothy Boettcher
Neenah
Walter Peabody Jr
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Raymond Jones
Sauk Village
Ill
Frank Taharski
Emil Dowling
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Retired Admiral Dies After Long Illness
Washington AP report notes Rear Adm. Gilbert J. Roweliff 81 USN Ret who served as naval aide to Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft died Sunday after a long illness.
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Gilbert J. Roweliff
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Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Seven couples remarry in Star City mass service to meet law
Seven Arkansas couples participated in a brief mass wedding at Star City to satisfy a 1941 law voiding marriages where the bride is under 16 or groom under 18. The remarriages followed SSA guidance that benefits were blocked for invalid unions, despite attorney general remarks that the unions could be voided by court.
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Arkansas
Social Security Administration
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Quote on discrimination charges in hiring decision
A source recounts a hiring dispute where an employer says they had to hire a person who would charge them with discrimination. The statement frames the incident as a defensive justification amid alleged bias.
Police Power Over Newsmen Protested
MESSENA N Y AP Rep John E Moss criticized military efforts to control reporters and photographers at air crash scenes, saying they exercise police power over civilians contrary to American government principles. He as chair of the House sub committee on government information noted authorities claim this right at crashes outside bases. Harrison by President Kennedy.
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Wirtz Warns Rail Rule Impasse To Force Compulsory Solution
Washington AP Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz says a four year rail work rule dispute heads toward compulsory settlement as both railroads and unions show no responsible action. He chairs a six member panel drafting a report for Kennedy amid talks on compulsory arbitration.
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George M. Harrison
Jacob K. Javits
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
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N.Y
Javits
Cambridge officials invited to meet Gov Tawes over trouble spots
Cambridge Maryland officials travel to Annapolis to meet Gov J Millard Tawes amid racial strife and militia rule. They seek relief from curfews and liquor bans while National Guardsmen clamp down as integration leaders threaten non violent action.
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J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Calvin W. Mowbray
Tawes
Missing Climbers Spotted In Good Shape On Mt McKinley
Seven Harvard climbers remain in good condition on Mt McKinley according to bush pilot Don Sheldon who observed tracks at 17 060 feet after a three day search. He reported the party signaling and continuing the ascent toward the north summit with CAP observer noting a two day remaining climb pending weather and terrain.
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Wickersham Wall
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Sheldon
Civil Air Patrol
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CAP
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McKinley
North Dakotans Vote Wednesday On Whether To Raise Own Taxes
North Dakota voters face a Wednesday ballot on three income tax measures, a school district property tax ceiling raise, and an urban renewal tax for Fargo. Backers cite need to avoid state financial crisis, while opponents warn of higher local levies and slower action.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
Fargo
Ecuador Kept Free of Communists After Military Takeover
Ecuador’s government was seized by a military junta four days ago after President Arosemena was ousted. Col Aurelio Naranjo was named defense minister to curb leftist factions. Police detained Red agent Jose Maria Roura and seized Communist leaders as the army pledged to wipe out communists.
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Russia
Jose Maria Roura
China
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Ramon Castro Jijon
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