Deficit 7 Billion For Fiscal Year Ends
The federal budget for fiscal 1962 ends with an estimated deficit of 7 billion dollars and a projected 1963 shortfall of 4 billion or more. Pressure mounts for immediate tax cuts from labor leaders business groups and Senate members. Walter Reuther and the U S Chamber of Commerce urge multi billion tax relief while economists warn a recession without cuts. Kennedy backs an across the board tax reduction with spending restraint urged by Republicans.
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Washington
Senate
Walter Reuther
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Detroit
Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy Strengthened by Greeting in Mexico City
President Kennedy, cheered by a massive Mexican welcome, resumes talks with Adolfo Lopez Mateos on bolstering the hemisphere against political and economic threats. The first day featured public speeches and ceremonies with a million and a half Mexicans visible in the capital.
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Kennedy
Mexico
Americas
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Mexico City
U.S
Hemisphere
Alliance For Progress
United States
Eisenhower urges business leaders to enter politics quickly
At a Pennsylvania rally for the Republicans Eisenhower urged business men to enter politics to secure sound government. Nixon framed local government as the answer to Washington controls and announced his California gubernatorial bid. He warned of a critical period and urged a Republican resurgence to steer policy and prosperity in 1962.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
William E. Miller
Washington
Nixon
Kennedy
White House
Decision on Area Changes Nears Kansas Legislature Suit
A Kansas case moves toward a decision on reapportionment. Attorney General William M. Ferguson filed a general denial to a petition by Hutchinson executives John P. Harris Peter MacDonald John McCormally and Ernest Johnson of Olathe seeking invalidation of urban-discriminatory districting laws. The next step is setting a hearing date.
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Topeka
Kansas
William M. Ferguson
Hutchinson
Olathe
Ferguson
John P. Harris
Peter MacDonald
John McCormally
Ernest Johnson
Weather Summary For Northeast Kansas Holiday Observance
Weather outlook shows widely scattered thunderstorms tonight and Sunday evening with partial cloudiness otherwise. Temperatures range from mid 60s tonight to mid to upper 80s Sunday, with a high near 91 forecast for morning, and a note that banks in Lawrence will close Wednesday for the Fourth of July holiday.
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Lawrence
Churchill Awakens After Left Thigh Operation
Sir Winston Churchill recovered from a 90 minute operation in Middlesex Hospital after surgeons pinned the fractured left thigh. He slept well and began the day with coffee and milk, with a hopeful recovery ahead and a two week hospital stay then walking within a month.
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London
Winston Churchill
Lord Moran
Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Monte Carlo
Royal Air Force
Philip H. Newman
Lady Churchill
Hyde Park Gate
Santana knocks Froehling in Wimbledon marathon
Spanish sixth seed Manuel Santana defeated Frank Froehling of Coral Gables Florida in four sets 12-10 6-3 8-10 6-3 to end American hopes at the Wimbledon Championships.
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Wimbledon
England
Manuel Santana
Spain
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Vacation Pak Service Ad Jumpstarts Local Delivery
A Kansas newspaper runs a concise notice for a Vacation Pak service offered by the ee Journal World carrier. The ad promotes a bundled delivery option with easy signup and citywide reach.
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Askee Journal-World Carrier
Adv
Scattered Storms Expected Across Weekend in Lawrence
Forecasts indicate widely scattered thunderstorms may reach Northeast Kansas tonight or Sunday evening, bringing moisture to the Lawrence area. After a Friday shower, skies stay partly cloudy through Sunday with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows near 60s, while humidity remains high around 97 to 98 percent.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Fireworks Season Opens in Lawrence with Legal Fireworks
Fireworks season begins Sunday in Lawrence and runs through July 5 while sales outside city limits continue. Police Chief Bill Cox urges safe handling and legal purchases, cites past injuries and disturbances, and reminds that no fireworks may be sold inside the city.
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Lawrence
Bill Cox
Kansas
Cox
Tragic birthday death at pond near Hiawatha
Delores Carolyn Gross drowned on her ninth birthday while playing with a younger brother at a pond near the family farm three miles south of Hiawatha, Kansas. Parents Floyd and ? Mrs Gross reported the accident as authorities investigated.
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Hiawatha, Kan
Delores Carolyn Gross
Floyd Gross
Hiawatha
Guardsmen Battle Mosquito Invasion At Camp Ripley
Minnesota guardsmen faced a massive mosquito invasion near Camp Ripley in 1962 as wet spring and moist skies produced hordes. After days of sprays, fogging, and swatting the pests diminished with warm dry weather, allowing a return to lake life and outdoor plans.
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Camp Ripley
Minn
Columbus
Hastings
Will Quantrill
Kansas
Minnesota
Lawrence
Husband and Wife Hines Set for Lawrence Horse Show Finals
The Lawrence Horse Show at the 4-H Fairgrounds features the husband wife team Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hines of Salina in the 1962 finals tonight and Sunday. Hines 71 is among the oldest active amateur competitors with horses trained by Ray Libby Stables in Newton. Mrs. Hines will ride gaited classes tonight and Mr. Hines will compete Sunday. Co-manager Bob Compton notes the Hines family embody the show’s prestige and that this year’s entry field is the strongest yet with competitors aiming for top national events.
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Lawrence
Jay Hines
Salina
Mrs. Hines
Unusual Grads Earn College Diplomas in Prison
Thirteen men at Leavenworth National Prison received degrees Friday in the first federal prison graduation. The class, ages 27 to 63, included convicts with murder, bank robbery, and narcotics offenses. St. Mary College and KU Extension helped. eight others earned certificates, 16 high school diplomas, and 18 grade-school diplomas.
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Leavenworth
U. S. Penitentiary’s
Arthur Murphy
St. Mary College
Xavier
Kan
University of Kansas Extension Service
Highland
Best Turnout Expected For Final Nights At Lawrence Horse Show
The 1962 Lawrence American Legion Horse Show expects top crowds tonight and Sunday at the 4 H Fairgrounds with 7 pm starts. Friday drew just over 2 000. organizers hope for 3 000 plus if weather holds. Veterans like Stig Utz praise the field as the best assembled here and predict a terrific windup with stake trophies in finals.
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Fairgrounds
Legion
Stig Utz
Utz
Kansas
Soblen Faces Deportation Pressure in Israel
Dr. Robert A. Soblen remains under guard in a Jerusalem hospital ward as Israel signals swift deportation of the Soviet spy sentenced in the United States to life. Israel weighs visa options while Interior Minister Shapiro may consult Ben-Gurion and foreign ministries before any expulsion.
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Jerusalem
Robert A. Soblen
Israel
United States
Soblen
New York
Y. C. Shapiro
David Ben-Gurion
Foreign and Justice
Leaving this summer Ad for Journal World mail
Short ad copy urging readers planning summer travel to have the Journal-World mailed daily to their address.
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Journal-World
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