Trieste Controversy History Now in Yugoslavia Italy Rapprochement
Belgrade Yugoslavia reports nine years after the Trieste dispute that relations with Italy have warmed. Italians and Yugoslavs near the border cross freely, shop across the line, and tourism and trade expand. Italy becomes Yugoslavia's top trading partner with 1962 exports around two hundred million dollars.
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Kennedy pushes tax cut priority over revenue changes
The White House confirmed President Kennedy's stance that a tax cut this year takes priority, even as revisions to the tax law to offset part of the cuts may be required. Officials said leadership statements support the administration's position, despite press chatter about a slip of the tongue.
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Soviet Bloc Military Chiefs Meet in Warsaw
Warsaw Pact leaders led by Marshal Andrei Grechko attended a reception at the East German Embassy marking the seventh anniversary of the East German People's Army. PAP noted ministers of defense and general staff chiefs from Warsaw Pact nations were present with other senior officials un-named. The visit suggested high level strategy talks amid unclear duration.
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Heinz Hoffmann
Marian Spychalski
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Kennedy shuns call for apology over damaged photographer’s camera
A Vermont photographer and newspaper owner sought an apology from Sen. Edward Kennedy after an incident in Stowe where the senator allegedly seized a camera, damaged gear, and discarded film. Kennedy's Washington spokesman called it a political stunt and offered no further comment.
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Suspects Held In Burglary And Theft Spree Here
Police held several suspects after a wrecking yard radiators theft, an automobile theft, and store merchandise loss. Artis White, 35, admitted taking radiators from Joy Wrecking Yard and Walter Mann, 46, admitted buying them. A Lubbock woman admitted using a Montgomery Ward credit card to charge items. Earnest McDade, 11, surrendered and admitted stealing a 1954 automobile. Louise Wardell was identified as the car owner.
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Desi Arnaz to Wed Edith Hirsch on 46th Birthday
Hollywood AP reports Desi Arnaz will wed Edith Hirsch at 5:00 p.m. Saturday at the Sands in Las Vegas. The 46th birthday ceremony follows Hirsch’s Mexican divorce from Clement Hirsch. The private wedding will include only close family and friends. Arnaz previously married Lucille Ball and remains head of Desilu studios.
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Top Men In Satellite Setup Picked
President Kennedy nominates Leo D. Welch and Dr. Joseph V. Charyk to lead the U S Communications Satellite Corp. Welch as chairman and CEO and Charyk as president outline the initial executive slate for the nascent space venture with a mixed board of public and industry representatives disclosed by White House.
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