Rebels to Cut Budget As High As They Dare to Go
In Albany the Republican budget rebels weigh deep cuts to Gov Rockefeller's 2.89 billion plan. A conference list moves from 50 to 125 million, aiming to loosen Rockefellers increases in motor vehicle charges licenses and liquor fees. Leaders hope to settle by next week as Democrats push for primaries and Sabbath bills. Rockefeller signed measures on welfare aid stoppage for mismanaging parents and minor fee revisions for birth death record searches and funeral directing school certification.
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Two Die as Plane Crashes in Maryland Night Flight
A private single engine plane crashed and burned beside state route 5 south of Great Mills Maryland killing two Patuxent Naval Air Station sailors Richard Kurban 22 of Fort Johnson New York and Edward Hankins 27 of Lexington Park. The plane took off moments earlier from an unlighted private air field at Park Hall on an apparently unauthorized night flight.
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China Eyes Talks With Khrushchev Beaten by Attacks
The piece notes China offering private talks with the Soviet Union on ideological rifts while launching a harsh critique of Khrushchev for alleged double dealing. It cites Peking's 70,000-word People's Daily editorial demanding apologies and repudiation of Soviet ties with Yugoslavia and Albania.
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Nehru Plans Doubling India Defense Budget
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru seeks to double India's defense spending this year to counter the Red Chinese threat. The government aims to earmark about $2 billion for the armed forces in the year starting April 1.
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Renata Tebaldi Ordered Rest by Met Opera Doctors
Italian soprano star Renata Tebaldi of the Metropolitan Opera is suffering from general fatigue. Her doctors have ordered a long rest to recover from her condition and rest exposure to strenuous performances.
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Charyk to Head New Satellite Corporation
Washington reports President Kennedy will name Joseph V. Charyk, undersecretary of the Air Force, to lead the new U S communication satellite corporation. Andrew T. Hatcher said a formal announcement would follow later today.
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Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko Begins Oslo Visit
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko arrived in Oslo for an eight day official visit, meeting Norwegian officials to discuss bilateral relations and regional security with the aim of strengthening diplomatic ties.
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Venus Is a Dead Planet NASA Scientists Reveal
NASA scientists reported radar and Mariner II observations showing Venus as a scorched world with surface temps near 800 degrees Fahrenheit and thick cloud cover. They suggested no surface life but possible high altitude pools or lakes, noting a greenhouse effect and dense carbon dioxide atmosphere.
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Cost of Living Up as Food Prices Rise in January
Government measures show living costs up 0.2 percent in January mainly from higher food prices. Retail food prices surged 1.2 percent with sharp increases in fresh fruits and vegetables due to December freeze and dock strikes raising banana costs. Beef pork and dairy averaged lower while transportation costs fell 1.3 percent. About 13,900 workers in small plants will gain one to three cents per hour under wage contracts tied to the CPI.
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Carthage Woman Dies in Route 26 Head On Crash
Mrs Clar ence J Williams aged 69 of Lownville was fatally injured Tuesday night when the car she rode in collided head on with another vehicle on Route 26 near Carthage in Jefferson County.
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Missing expense checks alarm Albany police
Albany upstate police investigate disappearance of between 25 and 50 expense checks for State Labor Department employees. A department spokesman said the checks appear to be missing, valued at $10 to $100, with possible illegal activity suspected but loss also considered.
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Labor's Aim Is Full Employment Not Short Week
Miami Beach report on AFL CIO leaders arguing a full employment, production-based economy with drastic deficit spending and tax cuts to stimulate demand. The 35 hour week is a symbol and not an immediate goal, debated alongside a potential automatic 40 hour plan, amid unemployment concerns and political caution. The duration of work time policy splits reflect differing views among Walter Reuther and George Meany.
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New York Newspaper Strike Escalates Over Automation
Growing dispute pits striking printers and publishers of nine NYC dailies against machinists threatening to strike over automation. Mayor Wagner mediates after six hours of talks, with wider Cleveland blackout context and tradeoffs over teletypesetter tape sharing.
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Rusk Warns Castro Cuba Will Face Armed Hemisphere Pressures
Secretary of State Dean Rusk vowed Cuba will be blocked if it arms outside its territory, saying a Soviet presence in Cuba cannot be accepted. He warned such arms would be intercepted and Cuba must not become a hemispheric infection.
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Supreme Court Justice Fights Ouster Verdict
New York State Supreme Court justice Louis L. Friedman of Brooklyn was ordered removed from the bench for unethical conduct in an ambulance-chasing probe. Friedman said he would take the case to federal courts to vindicate himself and fight to restore his reputation.
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Worker killed in scaffold collapse at water tank
Lindsey C. Ellis, about 40, of Media Pennsylvania, died Tuesday when a scaffold collapsed and he fell from a half million gallon water tank he was roofing. The tank sits three miles west of Cortland in Central New York as part of the Town of Cortlandville water supply system.
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