Kennedy sets four goals for nation's economy
President Kennedy outlined four main economic aims and asked Congress for power to ease recession pain. He projected GNP rising to 570 billion, with unemployment targets delayed to 1963. He urged standby tax cuts, public works spending up to 2 billion, stronger unemployment insurance, and a higher payroll tax base to bolster growth and curb inflation risks.
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Edward Cowan Washington
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U.S
Kermit Gordon
U S Leads Move To Isolate Castro
United States and other OAS members push to isolate Cuba to block the Castro regime from spreading influence in the hemisphere. Secretary of State Rusk arrives for the Punta del Este conference where sanctions and aid conditions loom over the Alliance for Progress.
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H. Denny Davis
Punta del Este
Uruguay
UPI
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Alliance For Progress
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Castro
Osvaldo Corticos
Raul Roa
Definitely On Espionage Mission Spy Pilot Faces Prison Sentence
A Bulgarian air force pilot Milose Solakov 24 crashed near an Italian NATO missile base and may be charged with espionage if film from his jet shows military installations. Italian officials expect a formal communiqué and experts note possible prison terms from five to fifteen years depending on the evidence.
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UPI
NATO
Italy
Fraggy Mer
Milose Solakov
Solakov
West Virginia Weather Report Mixed With Snow Likely
Cloudy and warmer today with showers and possible thundershowers. Highs 55 to 65, then turning colder tonight with occasional rain possibly freezing in central and west portions. Lows 26 to 30s in the valley. Tuesday cloudy and colder with snow flurries likely. temperatures 2 to 4 degrees below normal. Precipitation around Thursday may total about half an inch.
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Ohio Valley
Beckley High
Sancasekoens
TOORY
Esascnacas
Oak Hill
Greenbrier
New
Hinton
HI LO
New York
UPI
Victims and Officials Respond To Mountain Avalanche
In Twin Lakes Colorado Don Stephens who witnessed the deadly avalanche that killed seven describes the scene as a massive slide ripping trees from the hillside. In Washington AFL-CIO president Meany warns of immediate public works and tax cuts to counter a recession. Humphrey calls administration medical care for the aged bill the top national issue. In Philipsburg Pa Ernest Lowe, father of a missing boy, recalls the early days as the hardest while coping with ongoing search efforts.
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United Press International
Twin Lakes
Colo
Don Stephens
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Philipsburg
Ernest Lowe
Michael
William Jr
Boy Held As Murderer In Fairmont Slaying
A 16 year old is jailed in Marion County on a murder charge for the stabbing death of 65 year old Grant Kessell of Fairmont last Monday night. Police say he was arrested on a traffic violation and then questioned about the case as authorities continue the investigation.
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UPI
Marion County
Grant Kessell
Kessell
Approval Of McCone As CIA Director Seen
President Kennedy’s pick, John A. McCone, appears likely to win Senate Armed Services Committee approval for CIA director. Chairman Richard B. Russell predicts a substantial vote after McCone supplied financial data and a policy pledge.
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UPI
John A. McCone
Senate Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
McCone
Atomic Energy Commission
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Congress
Glen Cunningham
House
GOP Police Committee
Fearful search for 7th victim near Mt Elbert avalanche
In Twin Lakes Colorado UPI reports fear winds may trigger a second avalanche from Mt Elbert the Rockies highest peak. A 77 mm howitzer may be used to suppress the slide as precaution evacuations affect about a dozen families. The Sunday dawn slide swept four houses and five autos burying nine people two of them rescued. Michael Adamich 7 remains missing likely beneath snow and debris with spring hoped for recovery.
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Twin Lakes
Colo
State Highway Department
Michael Adamich
Mt. Elbert
Royal Laotian Offensive Begun On Mahaxay Front
Royal Laos launches weekend offensive to cut rebel supply routes to North Vietnam. Paratroopers and mobile units reach five miles from Mahaxay and Nahmmarath, supported by T6 trainers with rockets and machine guns, but no further gains reported. The action unfolds as Laos’ three princes seek a coalition government amid the civil conflict.
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Leos
UPI
Viet Nam
Nahmmarath
Here
Laos
Jungle
Survivor recounts Colorado avalanche near Twin Lakes
William Adamich Sr., 35, the sole survivor with his wife after nine people were buried in the Mt Elbert slide, recalls his awakening to a blast and windless night. He speaks from Lund hospital about losing his home, two sons, and other relatives, and facing rebuilding from scratch.
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William Adamich Sr
Mt. Elbert
Twin Lakes
Colo
Adamich
Untold Wealth Claim Echoes in KW America Tax Talk
A fragment references KW America as a land of untold wealth, contrasting with tax paying time. The line hints at fiscal themes or protests but provides limited readable detail or context beyond the controversial phrase.
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America
Set For Saturday Space Shot Postponed
CAPE CANAVERAL UPD The Federal space agency said to day it had postponed until Saturday its planned attempt to rocket astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. into space on America's first manned orbital flight around earth. A new outbreak of trouble in Glenn's Friendship-7 space capsule forced scientists to cancel plans to send the 40-year-old astronaut on his three-orbit flight Wednesday. Technicians discovered oxygen system difficulties, delaying the Mercury program to correct environmental control problems. Weather, key to the launch, could also cause further delays. Glenn prepared for a physical exam as doctors confirmed he was in good shape.
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Federal Space Agency
John H. Glenn Jr
America
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CapeCanaveral
U.S. Weather Bureau
Miami
Atlantic Ocean
Coal Research Bill Advances in West Virginia Legislature
The coal research bureau at West Virginia University moves toward final approval as the bill amends an advisory panel to read at least four members. Other measures on third reading include banking investment in small business funds, extended insurance premium tax, and cigarette tax extension. Committees hold hearings on the pipeline issue as lawmakers resume sessions and reviews.
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Charleston
UPI
Coal Research Bureau
West Virginia University
West Virginia
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House of Delegates
House
House Judiciary Committee
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D-Harrison
House ‘of Delegates
Khrushchev Talks With Gomulka Amid Berlin Talks Hint
Moscow reports say Premier Khrushchev is meeting quietly with Polish Communist leader Gomulka and possibly other bloc chiefs. Khrushchev talked to reporters before year end about a hunting trip and a Minsk speech, with Berlin talks and Molotov's fate uncertain as Molotov may be reassigned to Vienna.
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U. SS
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Andrei Gromyko
Vyacheslav Molotov
Vienna
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Kremlin
Kennedy Administration Probes Moscow Invitation Yet to Decide
Atty Gen Kennedy discussed an invitation from Moscow with President Kennedy and the State Department but no decision made on a trip to Asia the Middle East and Europe next month. Dominican ex leader Balaguer fled to the Papal Nunciature seeking safe conduct papers. Manila ally Macapagal freed Philippines from controls after 13 years. Exiled Simeon II wed Margarita Aceby Cejuela in Vevey. Dillon warns steel strike could derail 1963 budget. Snow hits San Francisco and much of the nation. President Kennedy returns to the White House from Virginia. Michael Wayne and Maria welcome baby daughter. A plastic bomb explodes at Paris Foreign Office. one dead. Byrd pushes for 42 million budgeted Army Corps projects in West Virginia. John A Anderson elected president of West Virginia General Contractors. Otis Edgell to stand trial for a May shooting. Byrd urges stiffer tariffs on imported glass.
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Kennedy
State Department
Moscow
Russia
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Middle East
Europe
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Santo Domingo
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Switzerland
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Madrid
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D-W. Va
Washington
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West Virginia
John A. Anderson
Charleston
Associated General Contractors of
Wetzel County
Otis Samuel Edgell
New Martinsville
Bruce B. Tucker
Reader
Hair brushing deemed therapeutic by royal British firm
A Washington writer recalls a British press release praising hair brushing for psychological and health benefits. He cites a testimonial from a dying mother who says a Kent brush saved her hope, then enacts the idea with a provocative, personal anecdote.
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UPID
U.S
London
West Virginia highway deaths raise yearly toll
Three traffic fatalities over the weekend push West Virginia's year to date toll to 15, down from 21 a year ago. Howard W. Layton, 29, died Sunday in Belle after being struck while viewing a mechanical trouble with his brother Calvin. Patricia Ann Nickoson, 20, of Riverside, died Sunday when the car she rode in went off U. S. 60 near here. John Moreland, 37, of Slanesville, was killed in a car truck collision near Romney on Saturday. three others in the vehicle had minor injuries.
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UPI
West Virginia
Howard W. Layton
Belle
Kanawha County
Layton
Calvin
Patricia Ann Nickoson
U. S. 60
Here
Riverside
John Moreland
Slanesville
Hampshire County
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