Kennedy urges prompt passage of 11 billion tax cut at AFL CIO rally
President Kennedy told thousands of AFL CIO delegates in New York that Congress should quickly pass the 11 billion tax cut bill. He cited 4 million unemployed, criticized Republicans, and urged a strong, accelerating economy with more jobs and a higher minimum wage. He linked U S strength to global freedom and questioned Soviet Cuba spending.
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Kennedy
Aflcio
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Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
USA
Soviet Union
Cuba
United States
South America
Byrd Criticizes Kennedy Tax Cut as Dangerous Gamble
Sen. Harry F. Byrd accuses President Kennedy of courting insolvency by cutting taxes while planning higher spending. Byrd, head of the Senate Finance Committee, predicts the House approved 11 billion dollar tax cut will not reach the Senate this year, unless spending is reduced. He says the administration plans higher expenditures next fiscal year and condemns a planned deficit to finance tax relief.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Kennedy
Byrd
Virgi Ia
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Associated Press
Finance Committee
Bitter dispute stalls Kennedy foreign aid bill over grain sales
In Washington a quarrel over proposed grain sales to the Soviet bloc delays passage of President Kennedy's foreign aid bill. Sen Mundt's amendment to bar Export-Import Bank guarantees drew a Mansfield defeat 46 to 40. The fight blocks a near-final vote after weeks of debate and sparks concern over a 250 million dollar wheat sale to Russia and deals with Communist nations.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
San
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Russia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Mundt
Hungary
Humphrey
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Sale of Wheat Hits New Snag
Washington AP reports the $250 million wheat deal with the Soviet bloc faces delays after a Soviet trade mission pressuring bidders. A New York dealer said bids were discouraged and that talks may continue in three to four days with First Deputy Trade Minister Borisov seeking more discussions with Kennedy officials. A new shipping formula limited domestic vessel use and set rate ceilings, easing expectations earlier tied to Kennedy administration guidelines.
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Washington
Russia
New York
Washington Post
Sergei A. Borisov
Kennedy
U.S
Tractor overturns and kills 18 year old near Kensington
Enos Dean Curry of Kensington was killed when a tractor overturned on him near a railroad overpass on U S 36 about four miles west of Kensington. The item also notes a Scout Troop chili feed fundraiser at 1000 Kentucky Veterans?
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Kensington, Kan
Enos Dean Curry
Kensington
U.S. 36
Northern white clergy end jail hunger strike in Williamston
Fifteen northern white pastors jailed after defying an injunction in Williamston North Carolina end a two meal hunger strike. The group remains in custody as protests continue.
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Williamstown
N.C
Raymond Rawls
Martin County
Williamston
Sheriff's Department
Harvey Coxe
Andover-Newton Theological Seminary
Massachusetts
David King
Congregational Christian
Amherst
Mass
Paul Chapman
Stoughton
Colin Gracey
Concord
Harold Melvin
Fall River
Charles Glenn
Roxbury
Warren MckKennan
Holbrook
Harry Bird
Martha’s Vineyard
Roger McDonald
Rutland, Vt
John Harmon
Paul Stagg
Valley Forge
Andover-Newton
William White
Robert W. Brenning
Richard Fernandez
Fred Anderson
Water plans seek almost five million for local reservoirs
A congressional bill advances nearly 5 million for Perry Clinton and Pomona reservoirs in planning and construction grants as part of a 1.4 billion fiscal year water project package. The Perry project aims for 12 200 surface acres with completion possible by 1967 and includes flood control and recreation aims for the Lawrence area.
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House
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Congress
Clinton
Lawrence
Ferry
Perry
Tuttle Creek
Manhattan
Milford
Junction City
Corps of Engineers
Wakarusa Watershed Group
Lawrence Area
Kaw River
Chancellor urges pride for Kansas gains in education and space
In Overland Park Kansas University Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe told the Johnson County Council of Parents and Teachers that pride and imagination will propel the state to greatness He warned against hysteria over space efforts and urged calm long term thinking about education and research He noted KU will enter its second century in 1966 and urged selective field entry to avoid overextension See CHANCELLOR Page 2
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Kansas
W. Clarke Wescoe
Johnson County
Jeremiah
Wescoe
Kansas University
Kennedy to drive in New York stoplights as security clash
President Kennedy tours the East Coast and chooses to obey traffic lights in New York City. Police and security officials debate the risk as Kennedy roads through the city without a 35 car escort. He later relaxes at the Palm Beach winter home, continuing the practice during a AFL CIO visit.
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New York
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Pierre Saliiiger
la Guardia
Afl-Cio
Warmer Trend Returns Here in Lawrence
A warm spell returns as overnight low reaches 41 and afternoon climbs to 62 in Lawrence. Thursday high hit 48 at KU while downtown measured 51. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures tonight and Saturday with highs near 60.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Mercury
Communism Talk Planned by C W Skousen at City Building
C W Skousen will speak on Communism at the Community Building at 7 30 p m on Tuesday November 19 with advance notice.
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C. W. Skousen
Funds Page 2 Highlights Men's Toiletries
Advertisement notes key Rex goods in the funds section on page two. Mentions men’s toiletries and promotional items available through the Adv department.
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Key Rexall
Trybom Wins Star Chapter Farmer in Jayhawk FFA honors
Lawrence High School hosted the sixth annual Parent and Son Banquet where Trybom, son of Carl Trybom, received the Star Chapter Farmer award. Allen Cox earned Star Chapter Greenhand, Mrs. Blanche Phillips became Chapter Mother, and Louie Holcom along with Walt Gehlbach and Roy Cropp were named Honorary Chapter Farmers.
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Jayhawk Ffa
Jayhawk
FFA
Lawrence High School
Alove
Walt Gehlbach
Jim Trybom
Allen Cox
Roy Cropp
Louis Holcom
Blanche Phillips
Journal- World Photos
Carl Trybom
Route 1
LHS
Louie Holcom
Trvbom
Trybom
Lawrence High
Lawrence
Clifford Cox
Route 2
Star Chapter
Greenhead
Cox
Holcom
Douglas County
Mike Wempe
Cropp
Gehlbach
Lyle Hoover
Weather Forecast Northeast Kansas Partly Cloudy
The forecast covers northeast Kansas with partly cloudy to cloudy skies and mild temperatures tonight and Saturday. Low temperatures reach the upper 40s, with Saturday highs near 60. Additional details include sunrise at 7 04 a m and yesterday’s high 51.
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Kansas
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Promotes Quiet Dignity
A Chapel of Quiet Dignity and Lasting Remembrance advertises Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3-6111 with contact details for arrangements and memorial services.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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