Liberals Attack Kennedy Tax Bill Amid Senate Debate
Senator Paul Douglas challenges the Kennedy tax plan during Finance Committee hearings, accusing the administration of soft reforms that favor the wealthy. Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon cites large untaxed incomes and loopholes in charitable deductions, noting House rejection of reform recommendations as the fight over an $11 billion tax cut continues in a politically divided Senate.
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Two Britons Share 1963 Nobel Prize in Medicine
Alan Hodgkin and Andrew Huxley of Britain and Sir John Eccles of Australia win the 1963 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discoveries on ionic mechanisms in nerve cell membranes. The prize amount reaches a record 265000 crowns.
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Russians Squirm In Debate Over Admitting China
In a United Nations Assembly debate, the Soviet Union faced embarrassment as China admission for Beijing split delegates. Liu Chieh pressed for keeping Red China out citing Soviet admissions of aggression, while Albania and Mongolia left the hall. Adlai Stevenson accused Communist China of pursuing war and opposing arms control, highlighting strain with Khrushchev’s coexistence policy.
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Fears Death Near Writes Note Of Love
Roger Jones, 24, pinned beneath a 15 ton bulldozer while clearing brush east of Kansas City, wrote a note for his mother father and fiancee Darlene Smith. Passersby Harold Pollock and Bill Green summoned help. five wreckers lifted the machine and Jones underwent surgery with his condition listed as serious.
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Tito View On Red Row Is Sought
President Tito of Yugoslavia visits the White House as Kennedy weighs Tito's views on the Sino Soviet split and its possible consequences. Officials say there is no formal agenda for talks though Moscow Beijing tensions loom. Goldwater condemns the invitation as a disgrace to living Americans.
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Croatians Protest Tito Visit In Washington
In Cleveland a group of about 40 Croatians denounced Yugoslav leader Tito during his U.S. visit. The demonstrators, many recent arrivals, say they have sent roughly 1,000 Croats including soldiers and civilians to protest in Washington.
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Tito Visits Washington as Senate Critics Call Invitation Mistaken
Yugoslav leader Tito, 71, arrives with wife Jovanka for an informal official visit to Washington. The trip, Tito’s first meeting with a U.S. president, draws sharp GOP and Democratic critique in the Senate with Sen. Thomas Dodd calling the invitation a terrible mistake. The administration weighs domestic political implications as Tito prepares talks after a Williamsburgh arrival by helicopter.
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Tito to Tour Yosemite and San Francisco on Brown Invite
Tito will tour Yosemite National Park in California Friday and Saturday, then visit San Francisco at the invitation of Gov. Edmund G. Brown. He is due in New York Tuesday to address the U N General Assembly.
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End to Algeria Morocco hostilities reported by minister
Marrakech AP Moroccan information minister Abdelhadi Boutaleb said an agreement to end hostilities in the frontier dispute was reached in principle with Algeria after a six hour talks. He cautioned that detail work remains. Algerian reports from Colomb Bechar said fighting continued with claims of Algerian offensives and control of Hassi Beida and Tinjoub. No casualty figures were released.
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Windfall for Marion Ohio Family After 56 Years of Interest
An Ohio family in Marion has claimed $11,683 in accumulated interest from a People's Savings Bank account in Providence Rhode Island. The money comes from a 1907 joint deposit left in safekeeping, with the bank acting as authorized agent for the depositor. The bank recently ceased holding deposit books, triggering the windfall.
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Macmillan Still Hunts Successor
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, very tired from seeking a Conservative leader, plans final talks from his hospital room as rivals converge. The contest narrows to two Commons figures Deputy PM Rab Butler and Chancellor Reginald Maudling with a decision possible today or Friday.
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Today's Chuckle You can spot a well infomed man
A light quip notes that a truly well informed man shares views aligning with your own, implying confidence in one's own knowledge and perspective. The joke plays on the idea of intellectual similarity as a marker of credibility and credibility by alignment.
Astronaut Donald Slayton quits Air Force to pursue civilian space role
Maj. Donald K. Slayton 39 an original NASA pioneer quits the Air Force saying his heart condition and grounding push him to seek a civilian path to fly again. NASA will allow him to participate with a partner as the Gemini and Apollo programs continue. Slayton remains an astronaut activities coordinator as a civilian.
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Howard Gibbons
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Sentry satellites launch to police nuclear test ban treaty
Cape Canaveral reports two secretive satellites launched to test space based instruments for detecting nuclear explosions up to 200 million miles away. The mission aims to chart space radiation and spot sudden energy surges from distant detonations, enforcing limits in outer space under the treaty.
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Satellites Aim for 57,000 Mile Orbits Vela Hotel Launch
Officials expect partial success this Saturday as two satellites ride an Atlas Agena booster from Cape Canaveral in a complex two phase mission code named Vela Hotel. Secrecy persists despite unofficial reports the U S sought to avoid embarrassment over test ban trust.
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Vela Hotel Tests Safeguard Against False Nuclear Alarm
Two widely separated satellites provide a safeguard against false alarms from cosmic ray showers or solar flares. Vela Hotel, part of a three segment program to police the nuclear test ban treaty, aims to verify simultaneous hits on distant satellites while Vela Sierra detects atmospheric blasts and Vela Uniform monitors underground detonations.
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Drought Lingers With Warm Temperatures Across Region
Weather outlook shows drought continuing with daytime highs near 80s and overnight lows in 50s. Winds will be light reducing fire risk as yesterday reached 85 and today’s low around 48.
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