New Congo Head Aims For Unity
Diplomatic sources report Joseph Kasavubu seeks a broad unity government by negotiating with rival leaders. The Congo Conciliation Commission urged restraint, a temporary constitution, and a halt to military actions to avert civil war, with plans for a national unity government and parliamentary reconvening.
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Fese
Joseph Kasavubu
Uniw
Natons
Congo
Dag Hammarskjol
Joseph Neo
Patrice Lumumba
Esiarga
Moe Tshombe
Lumumba
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyvile
Crow
Gizenga
Security Council
Hammarskjold
Katanga
AU Poliical
United Natons
Commission
Libera
Ceylon
United Arab Republic
India
Guinea
Morocco
Padmore
Stevenson George Padmore
Kennedy Urges States to Speed Jobs and School Funds
President Kennedy urged governors to act quickly to funnel 734 million for highway projects and 350 million for construction grants into schools and related public works. He noted broader use of federal funds depends on state action and appealed for prompt cooperation to boost jobs and the economy amid a slowing industrial output.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Januan
Seth
Decline in Month Yet Steel Output Edges Up
Commerce Department data show personal incomes fell for a third straight month. GI insurance dividend payments of about 258.5 million will be disbursed before late March, ahead of schedule. Interior Dept gears up overtime to speed contracts, amid Kennedy recession measures, sparking GOP concern on Capitol Hill. A Columbus Ohio bowling tournament opens April 6 in Fort Wayne with thousands of entries and a $160,632 prize.
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Commerce Department
Veterans Administration
GOP
Interior Department
Reclamation Bureau
Denver
Department
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Arthur J. Goldberg
House
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Columbus
Ohio
Woman's International Bowling Congress, Inc
Northcrest
Fort Wayne, Inc
Fort Wayne
Kennedy Farm Plan Aims to Cut Surpluses and Boost Incomes
President Kennedy proposes an emergency 1961 feed grains program to raise price supports for corn to 1.20 a bushel and for soybeans to 2.30, require 20 percent land retirement to conservation, divert more land to soybeans, and save about 500 million in storage and price costs while lifting affected farmers’ incomes by about 10 to 12 percent.
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Kennedy
Congress
Freelman
Freeman
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Howard County
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American Chapter
Internatonal Real Estate Federation
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