Kennedy Nixon gulf on economic policy widens in campaign
The article outlines stark contrasts between Sen. John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard M. Nixon on growth targets taxation money policy housing and inflation. It notes Kennedy pushes for faster growth and closing tax loopholes while Nixon seeks fiscal restraint and debt reduction with slower tax changes.
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United States Rejects Soviet Call for UN Arms Talks
The United States dismissed a Soviet proposal for an all United Nations disarmament summit as a specious maneuver. Diplomats at the U N praised the idea as potentially bringing Eisenhower and Khrushchev together, while Moscow urged a high level meeting and accused U S of internal motives.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Disarmament Commission
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Pleas For Asylum Said Rigged Plot
Police claim foreign agents staged the attempt by 22 Dominicans to invade the Mexican Embassy seeking asylum. Investigators found evidence the incident was directed and paid for by foreign elements aimed at embarrassing Trujillo’s regime. The 22 failed to enter the embassy after smashing the glass door and clashing with Mexican officials and refugees.
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the Organizion of American States
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
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Strike End Agreed At Kelsey Hayes Plant
A tentative agreement ends a 37 day strike by 1200 workers at the Heintz division plant of Kelsey Hayes in Philadelphia The plant makes missiles and aircraft components for national defense Federal mediator William Rose said Local 834 of the UAW would vote on the pact on Wednesday If ratified production will resume Monday The agreement marks the UAWs first contract at the plant after a 10 year fight to unseat an independent employees organization certified March 25 as bargaining agent
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Mboya Injuries Not Serious After Weekend Crash
Nairobi Kenya AP report says nationalist and union leader Tom Mboya is in satisfactory condition after a weekend auto crash that damaged his arm and skull but did not fracture either. He suffered a concussion and will stay hospitalized about a week. He was with Kath leen Blackwell and a fellow official en route to rallies in Mombasa.
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Desperate Voices over Pet Destruction Clash with Police
Bernard Workman of the Canine Defense League threatens to jail Scotland Yard Commissioner Sir Joseph Simpson under a 1967 act for harming animals. Police orders to destroy deserted pets provoke protests from animal groups including the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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Canine Defense League
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Animal Kingdom
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League
Workman
Royal Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Annals
Society
Sixth Fleet Beef Up In Europe Adds Carrier Strength
Washington announces a major reinforcement of the 6th Fleet with a third attack carrier assigned to Mediterranean operations. The move, approved by the Joint Chiefs, aims to boost U S striking power and respond to Polaris submarine capabilities. Fleet shifts also adjust the 7th Fleet to three carriers and outline future carrier plans.
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Navy
U. S
Soviet Union
Pacific
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
New Capital For Pakistan
Rawalpindi becomes Pakistan's sole capital after President Ayub Khan strips Karachi of capital status and shifts headquarters and some government offices to Rawalpindi following an order effective Monday. The industrial city of about 250 000 people sits in the Himalayan foothills near the military station.
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Pakistan
Himalayan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Karachi
West Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Pope John XXIII Drops Offensive Phrases in Baptism Rite
Vatican sources report Pope John XXIII ordered the Congregation of Rites to remove insulting phrases from baptism rites for converts from Judaism Islam and other faiths. The phrases urged converts to reject former beliefs with phrases like hold in horror and reject the wicked sect of infidelity. All such expressions have been abolished.
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Congregation of Rites
Cholera Epidemic Strikes West Pakistan as Army Steps In
Health Minister W A Burki announced the army has been deployed to aid civil authorities in northern districts of West Pakistan to control a cholera epidemic that began two and a half months ago and has killed about 200 people.
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