JFK adviser lists nations not fit for aid
Chester Bowles proposed four aid categories to President Kennedy including denying direct project aid to nations lacking competence and reform will. He urged separating economic needs from Cold War aims and criticized the previous administration’s commitments.
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Chester Bowles
Kennedy
U.S
Bowles
Associated Press
Agency For International Development
United States
Fowler Hamilton
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Mechem urges tax boost to meet New Mexico deficit in Clovis
Gov Ed Mechem spoke at a Republican rally in Clovis urging a one cent increase in the state sales tax to cover a 14 million deficit left by the legislature. He warned against relying on 128 million in appropriations with only 114 million income and tied the shortfall to opponent Jack Campbell and the Democratic legislature. He pledged to insert a cut-off date into an emergency law and said the extra penny would fix the deficit in about six and a half months.
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Clovis
New Mexico
Edwin L. Mechem
Mechem
Southwestern Public Service
Oasis State Park
Portales
Jack Campbell
Roswell
Campbell
How I Started a New Life With The Wall Street Journal
A man explains reading The Wall Street Journal improves dress, car, and home quality. He notes wealthier readers gain advantage and that subscribing for seven dollars for a three month trial boosts income prospects. The Journal is pitched as a daily business paper with national and Washington news.
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Wall Street Journal
The
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Young St
Dallas
Texas
Lamesa Banks Show Strong Sept Gains in Deposits and Loans
Special report from Lamesa notes two banks ending September with total deposits of 24,787,149 and loans of 15,153,204. Compared to last year, deposits rose by 4,811,809 and loans increased by 2,662,606.
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Lamesa
Yemen Revolt Leaders Tighten Grip on Red Sea Republic
In Sana the revolutionary regime backs a social reform push inviting tribal chiefs to join a National Defense Council. Col Sallal says the revolution is a success and indicates the king was killed. troops and volunteers mobilize near borders amid reports of counterattacks and foreign involvement.
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Associated Press
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Marib
Bayda
Beidha
Aden Protectorate
Damascus
United Arab Republic
Middle East
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General Tendencies Horoscope by Carroll Righter
The column offers sun sign guidance for Aries through Pisces with morning and afternoon outlooks. It notes mood shifts and cautions, advising practical actions, social harmony, and careful budgeting, ending by predicting a vigorous, achievement oriented child.
Soybeans Rally as Corn Falls on Government Sale News
On the Chicago Board of Trade soybeans surged while corn declined after word the Department of Agriculture will begin selling government owned corn at market price. Wheat eased most of the day. traders cited mixed support from commercial houses and late buy orders. Cash grain showed no sales of wheat oats or soybeans with quoted prices for corn and barley range bound at midday.
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New Air Power Seen For Army In Next 10 Years
Washington AP Sec of the Army Cyrus Vance announced the Army will move strongly into the air over the coming decade. He spoke at the Association of the United States Army meeting and said the service will enhance mobility with its doctrine weapons and equipment without taking over the Air Force's role. A board proposed adding about 6 000 aircraft and helicopters in five years a plan now under study by Defense Secretary McNamara while the Air Force opposes the move.
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Washington
Sec. of the
Cyrus Vance
Vance
Association of the United States Army
National Guard
Air Force
Special Army
Sec. of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Wealthy Surveyor Leaves $280 to Umbrella-Warning Waitress
Frederick Banks named Doris Bean of Leicester in his will disclosed Monday. He left $280 and his umbrella with the waitress who reminded him daily to take his umbrella when he left the cafe where she worked.
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