Senate Back At Talkfest Over Satellite Bill
The Senate returns to debate the administration satellite bill with a key vote on cloture looming Tuesday. Sen. Albert Gore Sr. urges restoring language granting the President broader control of internal negotiations, while supporters push tighter limits on debate to end the filibuster. Observers foresee a razor thin result depending on absences and votes.
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Kennedy faces tax policy crossroads in economic speech
President Kennedy weighs delaying an immediate tax cut or pushing a retroactive reduction in 1963. The decision could reshape the campaign environment for November House elections and shift blame between Republicans and Southern Democrats if the economy remains sluggish or improves before Election Day. Page 6 JFK speech.
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USSR Far Ahead In Race For Moon Surprises U S
Soviet double manned space triumph shocks launch center as NASA officials acknowledge a great head start. U S lawmakers believe capacity exists to send two astronauts in Mercury capsules, while NASA weighs the impact of the Soviets’ latest launchings. Walter M. See NEWS OF SOVIET Page.
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Space Rendezvous Aboard Soviet Orbit Sky Brothers Update
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Soviet Asks To See Rusk On Berlin Talks Anniversary
Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin asked to see Secretary of State Dean Rusk to discuss Berlin talks as the first anniversary of the Berlin Wall arrives. The U S and allies offered four power talks to review incidents and freedom of movement in Berlin, which Moscow rejected.
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24 Die In 11 Days As Area Traffic Toll Tops Records
Hale Center tragedy closes a brutal 11 days with seven dead in a head on crash near Hale Center. The month’s traffic toll reaches 97 across 29 counties as officials urge drivers to stay alert and cautious. Other crashes include a car train collision near Shallowater and a fatal head on near Wilson.
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President Kennedy appoints Francis H. Russell ambassador
Francis Henry Russell of Maine, a career foreign service officer, will be the United States ambassador to Tunisia. He will replace Walter N. Walmsley I, who recently resigned.
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Berlin braces for violence on first wall anniversary
On the first anniversary of the Berlin Wall thousands of armed personnel on both sides prepared for possible clashes. West Berlin police had leave canceled as East German border forces and Soviet troops were visible along the 101 mile barrier. Crosses were carried by West Berlin students in Kreuzberg and earlier reports noted explosions near Henigsdorf and armored vehicles moving near the border.
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Space link up eyed as first moon project step
Western scientists speculate two Soviet ships may link in orbit forming a space platform for moon voyages. Moscow hints ships stay aloft a few days to practice maneuvers. Kennedy and Pope John XXIII offer congratulations. Carpenter notes wow as US cosmonaut reacts to Soviet feat. Tass relays messages between Nikolayev and Carpenter.
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