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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1961
Page
3
President Kennedy weighs defense department requests for nonatomic arms increases. He defends education aid limits to public schools while signaling future defense spending decisions may affect the fiscal year budget. He notes disarmament discussions, UN Congo concerns, and German aid intentions amid rising fuel oil costs.
EL CENTRO UPI Secretary of Labor Arthur J Goldberg defends federal action restricting Mexican contract workers on Imperial Valley farms as inevitable after considering all interests. He cited repeated requests from the Mexican government to withdraw its nationals and said the country had no choice but to comply. Governor Edmund G Brown sought full consideration of the impact on California agriculture before any rulings.
Messmer said France has not given up more detonations. He warned of a likely April test at Reggane, the site of three prior explosions, with only one more possible at Reggane. He also suggested a future hydrogen bomb could occur at Hoggar, while Reggane would later host a Saharan military staff post.
President Kennedy announced a plan to establish a permanent Peace Corps of young Americans to work overseas by year end. The White House sent a congressional message endorsing a pool of trained volunteers to assist foreign nations with skilled work, while critics blamed the department for its handling of labor issues in Imperial Valley.
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