Sugar Bubble Won’t Last Says Murphy In Sugar Talks
Washington AP Department of Agriculture under secretary Charles S Murphy warned that the speculative sugar bubble will burst as U S supplies rise He noted 1963 commitments from foreign countries push U S sugar on hand beyond last year by about 500000 tons He welcomed congressional hearings to prove abundance and restore market stability and urged action to ease prices for users such as bottlers bakers and candy makers.
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Washington (Ap
Department of Agriculture
United States
Murphy
Budget deficit may be much below estimate
The Senate House Economic Committees staff estimates the federal deficit for the year ending June 30 at about 7.8 billion dollars, down from Kennedy’s January forecast of 8.8 billion. Revenue gains plus expenditure cuts drive the improvement, with caution over corporate taxes and dock strike effects.
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Washington
Joint
Senate House Economic Committee
Bureau of the Budget
Kennedy
Sugar futures fall to the limit on mixed signals
Sugar futures on the New York exchange tumbled the limit as traders cited Washington chatter about an inquiry into rising sugar prices. Stocks of sugar companies declined on stock markets while investors booked profits amid expectations of ample foreign sugar to meet 1963 needs.
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NEW York
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Washington
Khrushchev Accepts Castro Invite for Cuban Visit
In Moscow Khrushchev accepted Fidel Castro's invitation for a friendly visit to Cuba with no date set. The leaders signed a communique reaffirming defense pledges and promising Castro more military and economic aid and higher sugar prices. They backed peaceful coexistence and framed their dispute with China as ideological divergence.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Tass
Khrushchev
U.S
Castro
China
United States
Caribbean
Soviet Union
Republic of Cuba
Fidel
Mao Tze-tung
Peking
Lenin
Ramblin Jes Relieved by Friend's Heart Attack Recovery
Ramblin Jes Ramblin says an old friend and Morning World employee J J Devereux is slightly improving after a weekend heart attack. Devereux is in Illinois Central Hospital New Orleans where he had eye surgery about two weeks ago. Continued on page 5 A.
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Jes’ Ramblin
Morning World
J. J. Devereux
Devereux
Illinois Central Hospital
New Orleans
NATO Adopts New Look Atom Force for Europe
The NATO council approved a unified, shared command for existing nuclear forces including 180 British V bombers and three American Polaris submarines. The plan aims to give Europeans more responsibility and allow allied staff participation in targeting and use, signaling a major shift in alliance defense. The communique cites concern over Soviet presence in Cuba Laos and Berlin while affirming western resolve and ongoing vigilance.
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Ottawa
UPI
NATO Council
Cuba
NATO
U.S
Dean Rusk
Europe
Laos
Berlin
President Kennedy Receives Automatic Bread Slicer Birthday Gift
At the White House press dinner Kennedy, turning 46, is presented an automatic bread slicer as reporters insist the kitchen be a safer place. Remarks target media management as roving photographers and correspondents gather about 1500 guests for the event.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Newsman refuses to name TFX informants before Senate
AP reports journalist Seth Kantor of the Scripps-Howard group declined to identify two high government sources who allegedly revealed early details on the TFX contract. Kantor appeared before the Senate investigations subcommittee as officials debated why General Dynamics won the bid over Boeing for the 6.5 billion project.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Seth Kantor
Scripss-Howard
Senate Permanent Investigations
General Dynamics Corp. of
Fort Worth
Tex
Air Force
Navy
Kantor
General Dynamics
Defense Department
Kan
Samuel Jarrell 67 Dies in Columbia Rites Planned
Samuel Gilbert Jarrell 67 of Columbia died Friday after a three week illness at Monroe hospital. He was brother of Dr. Cecil B. Jarrell of Monroe and lifelong Caldwell Parish resident. Funeral services set for 4 p.m. today at First Methodist Church with Rev. Sidney Seagers officiating. Burial in Columbia Cemetery under Riser and Son Funeral Home. Survived by widow Lucille Jarrell, two daughters Mrs. Harold Coverdale and Mrs. Norwood Ford, another brother Dr. M. Lyman Jarrell, and four grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Columbia
Samuel Gilbert Jarrell
Monroe Hospital
Cecil B. Jarrell
Monroe
First Methodist Church
Sidney Seagers
Columbia Cemetery
Riser and Son Funeral Home of
Jarrell
Caldwell Parish
Lucille Jarrell
Harold Coverdale
Paris
France
Norwood Ford
Ft. Smith
Ark
M. Lyman Jarrell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jim Sherman
David Gartman
Robert Meredith
C. C. Minard
G. E. Erskine
Peyton Coates
Russell Cummings
Chet Taylor
Powers Says He Has Not Resigned From NASA Post
Lt Col John A Powers spokesman for Project Mercury announced after addressing the Aviation Space Writers Association that he has not resigned. He said he extended his NASA tour through May 1964 at the agency's request, a three month extension from the previous end date.
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Dallas
UPI
John A
Shorty) Powers
Project Mercury
The
Space Administration
Powers
Aviation Space Writers Association
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force
London Gold Heist Stuns City with Half Ton Stolen
Four robbers in blue overalls seized 80 bars weighing 28 pounds each from Rothschilds warehouse in the City of London. They tied guard Percy Houghton, a 55 year old former policeman, and fled in a delivery truck after loading 40 bars worth about 580000 dollars.
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London
UPI
Britain
City of London
Lavender Hill
Percy Houghton
Rothschild’s Bank
Brian Rush
Arthur Rolt
Houghton
Weather shifts to warmer, showers possible tonight
The area is expected to see a return to near normal temperatures after a spell of nip ups. Partly cloudy skies may bring widely scattered showers tonight with a high around 80 to 88 degrees and a low in the middle to upper 60s. Friday could reach 89 degrees with a low near 54, and easterly winds of 8 to 15 mph today becoming southerly at under 7 mph tonight.
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Helena
Last Chance Plea Renewed In Polio Drive Ouachita Parish
The Victory Over Polio Drive led by Dr Roy A Kelly urges full participation in a final Sunday immunization push. Make up clinics open eight locations for white and colored residents with Type III vaccine offered alongside prior Type I and II doses.
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Monroe
Jaycee Polio
Joe Maggio Jr
Pete Dowd
Gene Gum
Wynn Jefferson
Ouachita Parish
Junior Chamber of Com
Roy A. Kelly
Twin City
Kelly
Ouach‘ita Parish
Louisiana
U.S
Air Force Plans Patrol In Space
The Air Force will develop a military space patrol aboard a manned spaceship that would orbit Earth for indefinite periods and be supplied by ferry craft. Lt. Gen. James Ferguson said development could start soon but gave no definite date.
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Dallas
API
Air Force
James Ferguson
MacArthur Recalls Buffalo Incident as Scout Award Is Granted
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur received a Silver Buffalo award from the Boy Scouts of America in New York. He recalled a West desert buffalo hunt where a herd pursued him until an Apache scout rescued him, and he kept the buffalo fur until worn out. He praised the honor and spoke of his long military career.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Boy Scouts of America
MacArthur
Far East
Cotton bill passes House Agriculture panel amid wheat clash
The House Agriculture Committee approved a cotton subsidy bill by 19 to 15, defeating a Republican bid to add a new wheat measure. Chairman Harold Cooley expects a House vote the week of June 3, optimistic for support from Southern Republicans. The panel upheld his ruling that the wheat amendment was not germane, as the bill includes a subsidy plan to let U S textile mills buy cotton at world prices.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Kennedy
House
Harold D. Cooley
Dn.c
Cooley
Albert Guie
R-Minn
Germaine
U.S
Best That Can Be Done In Cotton Subsidy Bill
Rep. James H. Morrison said the House Agriculture Committee approved a cotton subsidy bill as the best possible option given the circumstances. The panel rejected a Morrison provision but agreed to urge the Agriculture Department to pursue his plan. The bill authorizes direct payments to offset the gap between domestic support and world prices, aiming to benefit farmers or the first purchaser amid major cotton exchanges backing the approach.
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Washington
James H. Morrison
Hammond
House Agriculture Committee
Morrison
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Agriculture Department
U.S
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