Kennedy weighs tax cut timing as economic signals split
President Kennedy weighs an immediate income tax cut versus reform measures as he studies perplexing cross currents in the economy. Officials including Walter Heller Luther Hodges and Douglas Dillon advise varied paths while auto sales remain strong and steel output rises, signaling mixed momentum.
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New York
Kennedy
Congress
U.S
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Commerce
Luther Hodges
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Algerian Army Faces First Test
In Algiers the new civilian authorities led by Ahmed Ben Bella imposed drastic measures to curb war lord abuses by six military zones. Mohammed Khider announced a halt to arbitrary taxation, property requisitions, and evictions of civilians, aiming to end the zones’ power and restore order after French rule.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Mohammed Khider
Bella
Bureau
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Khider
Summer notes reveal plans and misadventures across town
Art Evans plans European study next fall if business improves while Emily Deepfreeze, famed anthropologist, prepares another Tahiti field trip funded by the Ford Foundation and Confidential Magazine. Sidney Beach recovers from a digestive ailment caused by a carrot cocktail, and Randolph Cloister bows out of his summer camp after a jail sentence. Bonar Bain returns to Edmonton to teach barn painting pro bono at an arts program. Mabel Rocksall, TV hopeful, stars on Wagon Train replacement with a Calico Burl Ives persona and a habit of drinking before performances.
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Alvin Snerkel
Alvin
Emily Deepfreeze
Tahiti
Marlon Brando
Ford Foundation
Confidential Magazine
Miss Deepfreeze
Tibet
Bonar Bain
Edmonton
Pennsylvania
Mabel Rocksall
Mrs. Rocksalt
Big Mabel
Burl Ives
Mabel
Fascists Raid London Headquarters of National Socialist Movement
London police raided the headquarters of the small National Socialist Movement a fascist group with anti Jewish and anti Negro platform as part of law enforcement actions reported by Reuters.
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London
Reuters
The
National Socialist Movement
Session Called For Sept 27
The Senate and newly elected Commons will convene on September 27 for the first session of the 25th Parliament. Prime Minister Diefenbaker faces a choice between an early general election or coalition tactics to stay in power into next spring.
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Diefenbaker
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Commons
Social Credit
Robert Thompson
Real Caouette
Quebec
New Democratic Party
H. W. Herridge
NDP
Kootenay West
T. C. Douglas
El Al Cancels New York Flight Amid Soblen Dispute
El Al cancelled a New York bound flight after Britain ordered the carrier to take Soblen to the United States. Soblen’s lawyers warned that removing him by RAF plane would be illegal. The move heightens a British Israeli standoff as Soblen, a convicted spy, remains in Brixton prison.
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Ronald Batchelor
London
Reuters
el al
Robert Soblen
United States
Soblen
Brixton
Tel Aviv
New York
Soviet Union Fires Atmospheric Nuclear Test Near Novaya Zemlya
The AEC reported a Soviet atmospheric nuclear explosion near the Novaya Zemlya test site with a yield under one megaton. It marks the third Soviet test in the current series reported by the AEC.
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Washington
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
AEC
Chalk-Terror of Parking Metes To Hit Medicine Hat
The Police Commission will urge City Council to empower commissionaires to mark tires and enforce meter time. A car may be parked only for the dial indicated time, and feeding the meter is a breach. A dramatic example shows Joe Blow twice using a one hour meter and chalk marks leading to a ticket by 4:30 p.m.
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Medicine Hat
Police Commission
Joe Blow
Joe
Argentine Rebels Demand Guido Resign Amid Crisis
In Buenos Aires a rebel movement led by Maj Gen Federico Tornazo Montero pressed for President Jose Maria Guido to resign. Rebels claimed broad army support, while navy units separated loyalist forces and a truce limited fighting as talks continued.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Federico Oranzo Montero
Carlos E. de Moors Koenig
Navy
Federico Tornazo Montero
Eduardo Senorans
Senorans
Toranzo Montero
Tornazo Montero
Salta
Jujuy
Juan Bautista Loza
Loza
Diefenbaker taps McCutcheon as finance minister in cabinet reshuffle
Prime Minister Diefenbaker named M Wallace McCutcheon to a senator and minister without portfolio in a major cabinet shake-up. George Nowlan moved to finance, Donald Fleming to justice, and Davie Fulton to public works as six ministers swapped posts and three new ones joined. Separate items note Soviet nuclear tests, Brussels talks on the EEC, hunger strikes by Sons of Freedom, tourists fined for feeding bears, a Bank of Montreal cash loss, and a fatal plane crash near Winnipeg.
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Carman Cumming
Diefenbaker
M. Wallace McCutcheon
Argus Corporation
E. P. Taylor
Ottawa
George Nowlan
Nova
Geneva
United States
Ists
Banff National Park
R. E. Hand
Regina
Bank of Montreal
Ronald Evans
Thomson Severs
Winnipeg
St. Vital
Man
Medicine Hat Doctors Back Envoid Use
Dr J H Hook of the Medicine Hat Medical Association backs Calgary doctors on Envoid safety when used properly. Mayor Weiner agrees to sign a $1,000 note to help a local father after a council meeting. Separate School Board awards a $151,606.67 gym library school project to D H Oland Const. Ten street names needed for West Crescent Heights subdivision plan registration.
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J. H. Hook
Medicine Hat Medical Association
Calgary
Weiner
Medicine Hat
Norwood
D. H. Oland
New West Crescent Heights
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