Kennedy Seeks 82 Million Jobs by 1963 Rally
Senator John F Kennedy outlined a plan to attain 82 million jobs and full employment by 1963 during a Northeast Philadelphia campaign stop. He pledged a 25 percent rise in living standards and a 30 percent jump in GNP to 750 billion dollars, while criticizing the GOP for alleged pessimism about American strength.
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Philadelphia
John F. Kennedy
Levittown
Pennsylvania
Washington
Caroline
Kennedy
GOP
Republican Party
America
Kennedy attacks GOP as unemployment soars in Levittown
In Levittown Kennedy denounces the Republican party for a 5.7 percent unemployment rate and slow growth while highlighting job projections. Accompanied by Roe and Philadelphia figures, he cites past Democratic targets and current labor force gains. Also notes a dog bite incident near Thurmont and a Formosa jet suit study claim by the Nationalist air force.
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Kennedy
Levittown
Roe
William Green
Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Washington
Republican Party
GOP
Robert A. Taft
Soviet tourist chief predicts record travel between U S and USSR
Sergei S. Nikitin of Intourist reports rising tourist flow both ways and forecasts new records for 1961. He expects about 20 000 Americans to visit the USSR next year and about 600 Soviet visitors to the United States in 1960, contingent on visa easing and direct air service.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Sergei S. Nikitin
Intourist
Us.s.r
U.S
Nikitin
Vladimir I. Babkin
Valentin M. Spiridonov
New York
Visa talks tied to Moscow crew dispute and air link
A State Department official linked easing visa hurdles to Moscow releasing two RB47 crew members shot down July 1. Negotiations for a Moscow New York air link will not resume until those crewmen are freed. US estimates 13 000 to 20 000 Americans visited the Soviet Union this year.
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State Department
Anesiewne
Nikitin
U.S
Moscow
New York
Tourism Drops as U.S. Plans to Visit Soviet Union Fall
Statistics show few American tourists plan to visit the Soviet Union this year amid deteriorating U.S.-Soviet relations following the U2 affair. The era’s climate stifles travel, while unrelated notes mention a four year old involved in a truck incident.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Unclear fragmentary farm accident report with stray historical note
A damaged OCR fragment records a fall from a father's farm with injuries to the right foot and brief medical treatment. The text also oddly inserts a line about Chinese history and Mongol wars, lacking coherent context.
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