Soviet Leader Hints at Khrushchev U N Return Visit
Reports from Moscow indicate Khrushchev may revisit the United Nations, with Kennedy signaling openness to a Khrushchev meeting if he attends the U N General Assembly. Television shown press conferences reinforced the possibility as Soviet officials weigh the gesture. In Mexico City a police precinct reports a officer named Juares Michel assaulted at work amid film coverage.
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Kennedy plans highway tolls to fund road project
President Kennedy urged a major highway program funded by highway user taxes with helps from higher truck licenses and gasoline levies. He warned of a $900 million annual revenue shortfall after June 30 and proposed raising gas taxes, truck fees, and diesel taxes to finish the plan on schedule while avoiding general fund use.
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Two Houston Boys Rescued From Quicksand Ordeal
In Houston two boys aged 10 and 12 fell into quicksand while attempting to jump a pit. Their cousin leapt in to help as spectators gathered. Mercy Corps crews and tugboat crewmen aided with a rope system and pulley to pull each boy to safety, taking about 15 minutes per boy.
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Son of Film Producer Badly Hurt in Fall
In Glendale the son of motion picture producer Andrew L. Stone was critically injured after a 20 foot fall while hiking with a companion on a trail above La Crescenta. The 29 year old Andrew Stone was hospitalized in serious condition.
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What makes Valiant easy going and its owners
The Valiant uses a one piece welded Unibody with thousands of welds removing nagging annoyances common to other car bodies. This solid unit contributes to a smoother ride and fewer mechanical issues for owners.
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Kennedy seeks Treasury budget rise to fund enforcement
President Kennedy urged Congress to boost the Treasury Department budget for fiscal 1962 by 20.8 million, including 7 million to strengthen tax law enforcement. The move would raise the IRS budget by 7 million and Coast Guard facilities funds by 12.8 million, part of a broader plan to accelerate long term enforcement efforts and cooperate with the Justice Department and other agencies.
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