U S Fears Peace Says Soviet Paper
Izvestia accuses the United States of fearing peace while hoping nuclear tests will boost the American economy. The article, written under the pen name Observer, argues the nuclear race harms both economies but the Soviet Union will continue to strengthen its defense and socialist economy.
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Moscow
Izvestia
United States
Iavestia
Communist Party
Viktor Mayevsky
Kremlin
Mayevsk
Soviet Union
Nixon backs capital punishment in California race
Vice President Richard M. Nixon, seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination in California, says he supports capital punishment. He told a press club gathering here Friday night that for an ultimate crime there must be an ultimate punishment.
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San Francisco
Formr
Richard M. Nixon
California
GOP Hopes Of Sinking Tax Revision Said Slim
Washington AP Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas said he prefers the Senate not act this year on President Kennedy’s tax revision bill though he doubts the wish will prevail. Senate Finance Committee plans executive session in about 10 days amid Republican opposition hints. Senator Williams floated a possible GOP split over taxing unrepayable overseas subsidiary income, with State and Commerce testimony being considered. The committee has heard over 200 witnesses, with most attacking various provisions as the House bill advances.
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Senate
Kennedy
Carlson
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
John J. Williams
Republican
GOP
Williams
State and Commerce Departments
State
Treasury
House
MS Chapter Planned in Butler County Meeting
Butler County residents plan to form a Multiple Sclerosis chapter and hold a meeting Wednesday night at 7 30 at Garfield High School on Fair Avenue in Hamilton. Organizer William J Copeland of Hamilton says the meeting is open to anyone interested in the disease.
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Butler County
Garfield High School
Fair Avenue
Hamilton
William J. Copeland
Boy Scout Drowns In Rescue Try
In Columbus Ohio nine year old Tommy Piper slipped into the Scioto River Friday night. A 15 year old boy fishing nearby jumped in to pull him out but both drowned. Leonard Logan, who had just earned a swimming merit badge, is named in initial family statements. Larry Logan recounts he failed to reach Leonard before he disappeared again. A bystander ran to a gas station to summon help and Ernest Jude 14 is said to have witnessed a dispatching remark attributing blame to the attendant who later received medical care for a cut over his eye. Authorities say the attendant plans to file assault and battery charges.
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Columbus, Ohio
Tommy Piper
Scioto
Columbus
Leonard Logan
Leonard
Larry
Ernest Jude
Ernest
Warren Jude
Auto union chief calls for big car price cuts
Walter Reuther urged major price reductions in the auto industry citing Kennedy stabilization guidelines. He noted GM could have cut prices by 275 dollars a unit and Ford by 225, yet profits rose to 15.4 and 14.2 percent respectively, arguing price discipline would counter inflation and support wage gains.
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Reuther
Atlantic City
N.J
Walter Reuther
Kennedy
United’ Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
UAW
Ford Motor Co
U.S
Ford
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