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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
8
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Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma calls a Thursday meeting with Premier Boun Oum and Prince Souphanouvong to form a national unity government. He vows to quit if June 15 deadlock persists and urges end to personal rivalries for Laos peace amid Pathet Lao advances. US backs Souvanna while King Savang Vathana renews mandate for coalition.
Khrushchev uses capitalist inflation terms to justify rising Russian prices for butter and meat, while U.S. inflation and wage-price dynamics are debated. Western economists question Russia's agricultural efficiency and resource allocation, and U.S. policy options consider deficit spending or tax cuts to spur growth, with inflation risk lingering.
Riverside California. William H Mahoney seeks to marry Miss Song In Cha 20 in Korea and bring her to the United States. He writes to senators and the Pope after failed Army extension and immigration hopes. He awaits seaman papers and looks for work to fund the move back to Korea.
The twin sons of New Jersey secretary of state Robert J Burkhardt prepare two years of Peace Corps service. Robert, a Princeton English major, starts June 16 to teach English and coach swimming in Iran. Ross, a Dartmouth geography major, begins June 11 as a physical education instructor in Tunisia.
The House sent to the Senate by voice vote a bill extending the President's emergency powers to June 30, 1966 to deal with a surprise attack. The powers were first granted in 1950 and have been extended in four year periods since.
In Overton-on-Dee Wales Roger Kettle age 17 was convicted of larceny for stealing water worth half a penny from the Ministry of Works. He admitted using a hospital shower due to no home facilities. The magistrate fined him, payment of 15 shillings court costs.
Nashua remains the record holder for the Preakness Stakes after finishing one mile and three sixteenths in 1:54 3-5 in 1955, a time that stood for decades.
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