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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1963
Page
9
Twenty two Wisconsin men are among 891 midshipmen to graduate June 5 at Annapolis. The class marks the largest since 899 earned degrees and commissions in 1958, with all Wisconsinites choosing Navy commissions. Names and parentage listed for the graduates.
U.S. diplomat Livingston T. Merchant has arrived in Ankara from Athens to continue discussions with North Atlantic Pact members on establishing a multilateral NATO nuclear force.
Rep Hale Boggs said a brighter economy improves the deficit position, boosting chances for a three year tax cut. He and Speaker Moe toCormack noted progress by the Ways and Means Committee, with a floor vote unlikely before late spring or early summer.
The South Pole enjoys the sunniest summers on earth yet reflects about 90 percent of the solar rays from its vast ice surface. This high albedo keeps the land cooler while exposing researchers to intense daylight during the Antarctic season.
Karen J. Rasmussen of Evansville and Stephen S. Hague of Platteville were named as two of more than 1,400 National Merit Scholars. Rasmussen plans to study history and languages at the University of Wisconsin.
At the United Nations, Adlai E. Stevenson argues West Germany may demand its own nuclear forces if Britain and France persist with independent weapons. He notes the U.S. multinational NATO force proposal aimed to prevent such a temptation.
Tokyo officials caution that a gradual reduction in American military aid is preferable to a drastic cut. They warn that a sharp decrease would have a considerable effect on Japan's defense buildup and could hinder ongoing security plans.
Japanese officials base the 1963 budget on the expectation that the United States will not drastically cut military aid for at least one year. They react to Senator Frank Church who urged halting U S military aid to Japan, which totals about 50 million dollars annually.
West Berlin and Allied officials rejected Khrushchev's idea to make West Berlin a neutral free city like Austria or Switzerland. Western diplomats say the move is not new and view it as a Kremlin square one, with Khrushchev unsure of his next step.
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