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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
1
President Kennedy outlines a five point tax package with income tax cuts starting January 1 aimed at reviving the economy. He urged swift congressional action and warned critics that the plan would reduce taxes for individuals and corporations, funded by other reforms. He also signaled campaign involvement and regional travels to back the effort.
Former Republican counsel to a House investigation, Robert E. Manuel, says the Estes case inquiry is distorted and the truth suppressed. He cites pressure, closed sessions, and threats of exposing members and an admin official. Manuel was discharged after a day-long dispute. James T. Ralph was to testify next.
The Senate approved a 4.7 billion ceiling on foreign aid for the coming year, with spending limits set and appropriations to be decided later. Kennedy hailed the food aid flexibility, while disputes over aid to Poland Yugoslavia and Sino-Soviet bloc nations shaped the bill and future cuts.
Eddie Fisher and Elizabeth Taylor disagree on how to handle their divorce. Fisher says he will sue for divorce in Las Vegas while she would obtain the decree by countersuit. Taylor’s secretary in Rome says she knows nothing about the announced filing plan.
Arthur Halbritter a 36 year old Hyde Park garage mechanic was killed early today when his car veered off Route 96 struck a guard rail and overturned authorities said he was thrown clear then crushed beneath the vehicle in the fatal accident at the scene.
Walter Tarasek, 34, a Buffalo gas company employee, died Thursday after being overcome by fumes from a cleaning solution used on wires in a manhole. He collapsed at the work site and was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital. The incident is under investigation by city authorities.
Thirteen East Germans hijacked a river excursion boat with a baby aboard and reached West Berlin amid gunfire. East German guards fired dozens of rounds from the watchtower pier and patrol boat. no one was injured. West Berlin police reported gunfire exchanges during the escape.
Massachusetts Democrats split over endorse Edward M Kennedy or Edward J McCormack Jr for U S senator. Chieftains spend day deliberating before a late result as Kennedy claims a likely majority while McCormack cites his 916 votes.
In Moscow Leningrad and Kiev jazz clubs push a new Soviet jazz identity. Young composers like Vadim Saka create original works and improvisation driven pieces. Jazz seen as a worldwide art form, not mere American imitation, with clubs and festivals guiding development.
In Algiers the European Secret Army Organization halted terrorism temporarily after a call for peace by Jean Georges Sarradet amid heavy rain. Banks and post offices emptied as Algerian parties register for a July 1 self determination referendum and tensions with Moslem nationalists rise.
Police search stretches to Canada and Mexico for Dr Harvey Lothringer 41 after the dismembered body of Barbara Soframento 19 was found in a sewer at his Queens home and office. His receptionist Theresa Carillo and a sister are missing. Lothringer has a hunting lodge near Montreal.
Gov. Rockefeller argues the Republican Party must win support from urban residents to remain in power. Speaking at a Montgomery County Republican fund raiser, he says the party cannot be rural only and cites Kennedy's 1960 win as proof big cities influence elections. A prior meeting with business leaders urged a state university unit or similar institution here to counter local carpet industry job losses.
A large bat crashed into a downtown Economy Optical Co store prompting evacuations of employees and a call to pest control crews in Louisville. The incident used the phrase blind as a bat to describe the creature.
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