Kennedy Sees Budget Surplus, Repeal Taxes Focus
Kennedy forecasts a shrinking surplus as steep defense outlays and new programs loom. He envisions continued growth to 1963, projects a 4 drop in unemployment, and notes tax policy shifts including airline and transit changes while deferring broad tax reform to 1964. Defense and space plans rise. education and natural resources see gains, with deficits expected under current projections.
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Kennedy
David E. Belt
Eisenhower
Bell
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Congress
Dutch Urges U N Observers for New Guinea Crisis
The Netherlands asked acting U N Secretary General U Thant to send observers to Dutch New Guinea as Thant seeks a peacemaking role. Sukarno and De Quay were urged to avoid drastic moves while talks aim at negotiations. Indonesia signaled flexibility but seeks transfer of admin control with a possible plebiscite for Papuan people.
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Presi
Taian
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Netherlands
U.N
U Thant
Dutch New Guinea
Hague
Thant
Indonesia Ig
Thany
Jan de Quay
C. W. A. Schurmann
Sukardjo Wirjopranoto
Sukardjo
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Rusk Sees Congo Crisis Nearing End Thanks to Settlement Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Senate African Affairs subcommittee that a political settlement among Tshombe Katanga and Adoula could end Congo’s crisis if all sides honor agreements. He said U.N. intervention helped and the nation could shift from force to rebuilding Africa’s wealthiest country’s economy.
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Washington
Dean Ruskito
Tshom
Katanga
Moise
Tshombe Cyrille Adoula
Congo
Rusk
Africa
Senate
Million Dollar Suit in Nixon Hughes Case Continues
The complaint details rental disputes involving Reiner and Hughes representatives. It states Reiner paid back $14,290 after being told of another rental agreement. The action seeks peaceable possession of the property and includes defamation claims alleging loss of business. The case ties to Nixon’s run for the Republican nomination.
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Reiner
Hughes
Belli
Nixon
Gayemon
Youth, 15, Stabbed in Horseplay, Dies
Springfield police report 15 year old Richard McGurk died at Mercy Hospital after a stabbing near the heart during home horseplay with his 14 year old brother Raymond Jr While parents were away the incident occurred at their home
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Springfield
Mass
Richard McGurk
Mercy Hospital
Raymond F. McGurk
Raymond
Africa Heads Attend Lagos Summit Start January Twenty Five
Lagos Nigeria Jan 25 heads of most of Africa's 28 independent states will attend an African summit conference officials announced. The government spokesman said the meeting aims to discuss regional cooperation and development.
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Africa
Lagos
Nigeria
Estimated Surplus Delays U S Debt By Centuries
Washington reports that if Kennedy's budget yields a $500 million surplus and it is applied to reducing the national debt, the payoff would extend to the year 2553, illustrating an extremely slow path to debt elimination.
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U. S
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Uncle Sam
Hack
Kennedy Proposes Broad Military Spending Rise and Reforms
The plan calls for vast increases in research and development totaling 6.65 billion and 350 million for civil defense, with unified service totals. It emphasizes strengthening conventional forces, a survivable strategic offensive system, civil defense, and rapid deployment capabilities while noting a net reduction in overall armed personnel by next year. The budget also includes 14 billion for military assistance and 742 million for atomic weapon programs as part of defense spending.
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Kennedy
Pentagon
Navy
Air Force
Polatis
Army
Aith
Atomic Energy Commission
Nes
Berlin
Mobs Set Homes Afire in Santo Domingo Turmoil
Roving mobs burn homes across Santo Domingo area as gunfire kills at least four demonstrators and wounds scores. Teens clash near schools, police vehicles attacked, streets blocked, and bombs heard as authorities disperse crowds amid chaos. One targeted home belonged to Col Manuel Antonio Cuervo Gomez's family.
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Santo Domingo
Manuel Antonio Cuervo Gomez
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