Alliance for Progress faces Latin American backlash and doubts
A final AP analysis surveys fierce complaints from both right and left about the Alliance for Progress. It questions U S aims democracy goals and whether private investment has stalled. Argentina, Chile and Brazil illustrate delays, land reform resistance, and the risk of internal collapse amid evolving showcase development ideas.
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Alliance of Progress
Latin America
Alliance
U.S
United States
Argentina
Paraguay
Haiti
Bolivia
Alliance For Progress
Brazil
Venezuela
Chile
Ecuador
Kennedy seeks tax overhaul to drive economy into overdrive
An AP analysis notes Kennedy's top economist says the economy runs in high gear but lacks zip. A major 1963 tax law overhaul is planned to spur growth, with possible net tax cuts of 2 to 5 billion dollars. Officials cite inflation, unemployment, and corporate profits as factors guiding the push for broader tax relief and investment incentives. Thursday: Can the United States take lessons from Europe?
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Kennedy
Walter W. Heller
Congress
White House
Treasury
United States
Lodge Upset For Nomination In Connecticut
Horace Seely Brown Jr won the Republican nomination for U S senator in Connecticut defeating former Gov John Davis Lodge on the first ballot 476 to 149 at a dramatic state convention Seely Brown 54 is an apple grower from Hartford Also John Alsop Avon an insurance executive won the governor nomination after a record eight roll calls William D Graham 47 was named state treasurer without opposition Lodge and Edwin H May Jr may challenge the nominees in primaries Lupton Weston 44 leader of the long slate backed by Goldwater was chosen for the long man at large.
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Hartford, Conn
Horace Seely-Brown Jr
U.S
Connecticut
Seely-Brown
John Davis Lodge
Lodge
John Alsop
Avon
William D. Graham
Montgomery
Ala
Edwin H. May Jr
May
John M. Lupton
Weston
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Kansans Celebrate Day at World’s Fair in Seattle
Kansas groups raised funds for a band display at the fair, surpassing their goal by 4,000 dollars after doing odd jobs and Prairie Dog drives. They distributed 3,000 wheat sacks to visitors, some planted in fair beds. Govs Anderson and Rosellini were to unveil Miss Sunflower the yearling buffalo at Woodland Park Zoo.
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Seattle
Kansas
Ness City
Kan
Bill Bolton
Fair Grounds
Buffalo
John Anderson
Albert Rosellini
Washington
Woodland Park Zoo
KU Graduate Chosen as First Dean of Colorado Architecture School
Colorado University established a separate Architecture School and named Prof. DeVon M. Carlson, a Kansas University alumnus, as the first dean. Carlson earned the KU B.S. in 1941, practiced in Topeka, and joined Colorado faculty in 1943 after serving as acting head of the Architecture and Architectural Engineering department.
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DeVon M. Carlson
Kansas University
Dean Carlson
Topeka
Colorado
College of Engineering
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