Kennedy Proposes 100000 Low Rent Housing Units
President Kennedy sent Congress a housing plan to subsidize 100,000 low rent units and test no down payment mortgages for homes up to 13 500 dollars. He urged expansion of federal housing, creation of a Cabinet level Housing and Urban Affairs Department, and noted 14 million families live in substandard homes.
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Housing and Home Finance Agency
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Public Housing Administration
Kennedy Proposes Broad Anti Recession Housing Plan
President Kennedy outlines a multifaceted antirecession program tied to housing. Proposals include no down payment 40 year insured mortgages for moderate income families, subsidies for low income and elderly housing, rental housing grants, and urban renewal funding totaling billions over four years. Critics call the plan inadequate and politically motivated.
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Kennedy knew of Soviet ship launch before Tass announcement
Washington reports that President Kennedy was informed about the Soviet space ship launch prior to Tass releasing the news. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said the President knew beforehand through undisclosed channels, likely from U.S intelligence, but he did not reveal how the information was obtained.
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UPI
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Moscow
U.S
Weather snapshot for Redlands and San Bernardino Valley
The Redlands area records today a high near 81 and a low of 44 with a near similar range yesterday. Friday may bring light showers in northern mountain sections of Southern California with generally sunny days and high cloudiness. Sunrise is 6 07 a m and sunset 5 52 p m with little temperature change expected.
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Eisenhower Now Unemployed Relaxes After World Flight
Dwight D. Eisenhower, fresh from a 26,000 mile eight day flight around the world, is described as unemployed and relaxing in Palm Springs. He plans a routine hop to New York City aboard a Piper Aztec, with about 1,500 miles to go to Winona Minnesota where he will be honored at a luncheon. His brother Edgar jokes about the long journey and the unended record pace.
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Perez Held For Theft In Merced Lapse Case
Los Angeles car salesman Rudy A. Perez, 28, was arrested in Merced on grand theft and escape charges. He allegedly pocketed down payments from cars sold in Anaheim Fullerton and San Bernardino and fled Salinas Police custody Wednesday. A friend later said he drove Perez to a Merced motel for questioning.
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Salinas
Kennedy aides fault administration for slow reform pace
In a prepared Senate speech Senator Javits accuses the Kennedy team of an overly political stance and slow legislative action to ease the recession. Mansfield countered that Kennedy has rushed proposals, while Rusk noted spring improvements as GOP leaders push for quicker relief. The piece also covers China’s refusal to release U S citizens and hopes for a Geneva nuclear talks outcome.
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Geneva
Dock Strike Expands To San Francisco Waterfront
The Pacific Maritime Association files unfair labor practices with the National Labor Relations Board alleging Teamsters intrusion into PMA work rules. Five San Francisco docks shut and more operations threatened as the West Coast port walkout widens across Los Angeles Long Beach and San Francisco.
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National Labor Relations Board
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U S Official Aids Missionaries Amid Congo Crisis
UPI reports U.S. Embassy official Frank Carlucci heads to Stanleyville to press regional leaders for the release of nine World Grace Testimony missionaries and nearly 300 other Europeans held in Kindu, with U.N. aid delivering food as Lumumba faction allies resist exit. Gizenga proclaims premiership while acknowledging Kasavubu remains head of state.
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Frank Carlucci
Stanleysville
World Grace Testimony Group
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Kivu
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Lumumba
Cairo
S.ar
Conference of Congo
Tananarive
Malagasy
Joseph Kasavubu
U Swill stay in Berlin indefinitely says Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk announced the United States would keep forces in Berlin indefinitely to defend the city and its residents. He noted withdrawal could occur only after a general settlement of a divided Germany, but he declined to specify timing or link it to unification.
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UPI
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Eisenhower
Ann Sehen
Ben Ented
Violent Late Snowstorm Hits Northeast Hard
A late-winter snowstorm pounded the Northeast with up to 10 inches of snow, snarling traffic from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic. It struck Canada’s eastern provinces most severely, while upstate New York and New England also suffered heavy snowfall aboard 50 mph winds. Boston banned parking as 1,700 workers and 900 vehicles joined efforts to keep highways passable.
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Chicago
Woman, Posse Stop Five In Robbery
Wallkill New York residents aided by Mrs Susan Redden recounted a bold robbery attempt by five teens as shotgun armed youths struck Alabama style in a tornado outbreak. Authorities assessed property damage near 1 million dollars across Ringgold and surrounding counties.
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Redden
Andy
Marshall
Morgan Counshe
Kennedy Defends School Aid Policy Amid Parochial Education Clash
President Kennedy faces a Senate challenge as he seeks a broad education bill. A Justice Department opinion, prepared under Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy, backs constitutional limits on aid to parochial and nonpublic schools. A Clark amendment seeks federal construction loans for private schools, intensifying the dispute.
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Liz Taylor Recovery Boosted by Doctors Prognosis
Elizabeth Taylor is virtually out of danger from double pneumonia and may be out of bed within two to three weeks, doctors say. Dr. Carl Heinz Goldman notes improved breathing as oxygen is reduced. Medical staff will meet tonight to plan continued treatment while offers of aid from around the world, including Russia, are gratefully considered. Eddie Fisher says Russians offered drugs and equipment to speed recovery, but doctors will decide what is needed.
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Elizabeth Taylor
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Redden
Carl Heinz Goldman
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Russia
Eddie Fisher
Holllywood
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Space Scoreboard: U S Leads USSR in Satellite Count
Washington reports a Soviet space shot raises total launches to 13 satellites in earth sun orbits, while the United States reaches 38. The comparison covers in earth orbit, solar orbit, lunar impact, transmissions, and recoveries across both nations.
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UPS
U.S
Russia
Nixon To Announce His Job Plans
Former Vice President Richard Nixon may reveal within three days his plans for a private sector career. He has conferred with local law firms seeking his services and is staying in a hotel with wife Pat while they search for a home. Their daughters Patricia and Julie remain in Washington.
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UPI
Richard M. Nixon
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Quote Of Day Coining Automation Confessed by Diebold
Washington figure John Diebold reflects on naming innovation after confessing a spelling slip. He says he aimed to use automatization but wrote automation by error. The remark highlights how language shaped early tech terms and Diebold's role in automation thinking.
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John Diebold
Five Ton Space Ship Brings Dog Back to Earth
Moscow reports a five ton space ship carried a dog named Chernushka into orbit and safely returned to the Soviet Union. Tass noted the craft met its orbit, reached up to 155 miles high, and that four of twelve Soviet space vehicles carried animals with two recovered alive. U.S. officials acknowledged Russia's momentum toward manned spaceflight.
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Little Blackie
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Washington
U.S
George M. Low
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Llewellyn Thompson
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Ural Mountains
Aral Sea
Blackie
Four Electrical Company Men Released From Jail
Four electrical company executives described as prime movers in a major price fixing scheme in the heavy electrical equipment industry were released from Montgomery County Prison. The seven imprisoned in the antitrust case were fined nearly $2 million in total, with one remaining to serve a sentence after the others. The four released were William S. Ginn of Schenectady and George E. Burens of Cleveland both GE vice presidents, Lewis J. Burger of Fort Wayne GE general manager, and Edwin R. Jung of Cleveland Clark Controller Corp. vice president. The case was brought by Judge J. Cullen Ganey who ordered the penalties in January.
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William S. Ginn
Schenectady
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George E. Burens
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Ohio
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