Board Named In Dock Tieup
NEW YORK AP A board of labor relations experts appointed by President Kennedy meets in emergency session to settle the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts dock strike. The 26 day stoppage imperils national welfare and critical commerce. If talks fail, Kennedy may ask Congress to end the strike of 60 000 longshoremen from Maine to Texas. Wayne Morse leads the panel and says most labor cases settle by good faith negotiation. Union side meets with the board while industry reps hold back. The board includes Morse Healy and Kheel with a deadline to report by Monday.
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Republicans Deplore Huge Budget Deficit Shows split over Kennedy fiscal plan
The UPI report notes Republicans criticize Kennedy's fiscal 196 budget as incredible and illusory while Democrats back defense and space funding. House leader Halleck warns taxpayers will lose under tax reform or rising costs, and Sen Byrd questions savings estimates with a potential $14 billion deficit. Dirksen calls the plan incredible and Bennett labels it cynical and unbalanced. In separate dispatches Tshombe arrives in Elisabethville to meet UN officials after traveling from Kolwezi.
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Bellman arrives capital office to find key missing
Oklahoma City political novelty reports Governor Henry Bellman, newly elected Republican, arriving at the state Capitol before dawn to begin work, only to discover his office door was locked due to a missing key.
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No Discount Price On Defense Says Kennedy
President Kennedy warned there is no discount price on defense as the administration plans a $56 billion defense outlay for the coming fiscal year. The budget emphasizes strengthening and modernizing forces to face nuclear, conventional, and covert threats, including 56 billion in defense spending, 2.6 billion more than this year, and about 10 billion more than 198. The plan outlines more Minutemen missiles and related strategic components to bolster global security.
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Kennedy accepts invitation to visit Italy this year
President Kennedy agreed to visit Italy this year after Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani extended the invitation. The White House said the trip would cover Italy only, though diplomats foresee possible parleys with other European capitals. Potential talks include France with De Gaulle or a Khrushchev meeting on East West issues amid long gaps since the Vienna summit.
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Tax Cuts Due This Summer Takes Effect This Year
The first tax cuts in Kennedy's 13.5 billion reduction plan are expected to begin this summer, likely after July 1, as Dillon says. The three year overhaul aims to boost business, with effects felt by year end, but a balanced budget delay may push real benefits to 1966. Continued on Page 31.
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Kennedy signs drug commission order amid tax cut delay
President Kennedy signs an advisory commission order to study a drug program tied to a planned tax cut package. Officials indicate a July 1 start for rate reductions amid congressional delays and a potential $11.9 billion deficit. The plan aims to boost family income, offset surpluses, and improve federal state local cooperation.
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Kennedy seeks record 98.8 billion budget for 1963-64
President Kennedy proposes a $98.8 billion budget starting July 1 aimed at deficit financing to spur employment and growth. The plan would raise the debt to a record $315.6 billion, with a deficit of $11.9 billion in peacetime. Defense would rise to $55.4 billion, space programs $4.2 billion, and foreign aid about $4.945 billion. A cabinet level Department of Urban Affairs and expanded Social Security elder care are noted priorities.
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One-Way Ninth Street Reversed Sparks Rush Hour Confusion
Wilmington officials recently reversed Ninth Street to one-way flow, triggering drivers to misread signs. A motorist turned in the wrong direction at rush hour, prompting a police question and a quick quip about lateness as traffic patterns shift.
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Expect Sub Normal Weather for Month
North portions of the United States already feeling a cold wave will see more subnormal temperatures and snow in the coming days. The Weather Bureau forecast on Wednesday said the remainder of the country may expect near normal temperatures.
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Khrushchev Surveys Berlin Wall Visit amid Cold War Tensions
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured the Berlin Wall area in mid day in West Berlin’s shadow, viewing the barrier near Checkpoint Charlie without crossing into the West. He stood at the Friedrichstrasse crossing as U.S. and Soviet tanks faced off during the Cuban crisis era, greeting West Berliners and drawing commentary from Polish leader Gomulka and East German officials.
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Toboggan Ride Fatal to Youth in Whitnall Park
Seven year old David Taylor, son of Earl and Mrs Taylor, died after a toboggan overturned at Whitnall Park near Hales Corners. He suffered a fractured skull and a broken leg, initially thought to have only a broken leg, and died after brain surgery at County General Hospital. The accident occurred about 1 PM as several children were tossed from the sled.
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Kennedy asks nearly five billion in foreign aid
President Kennedy asked Congress for 4.945 billion dollars in foreign aid to bolster U S security and aid self-helping nations. He noted last year’s request was similar and that actual aid for the coming fiscal year should total 3.75 billion with 1.25 billion in reserve, citing a 100 million drop due to shifts from arms deliveries to development loans.
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Fidel expected to approve second Cuban American flight
A Swiss diplomat said Fidel Castro's government is likely to permit a second planeload of Cuban American citizens to depart for the United States on Friday. The envoy could not confirm passenger numbers, but a first flight carried six Americans and families to safety from Havana.
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