Kennedy orders new review of tax revenue estimates
President Kennedy directs his economic experts to reassess business conditions and likely tax revenues to fund the proposed peacetime 80.9 billion budget. Treasury Budget Bureau and Council of Economic Advisers will produce a revised revenue forecast for the coming fiscal year starting July 1. An independent Pentagon review also evaluates military needs while housing public works and education must fit the overall budget plan.
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Mansfield and Kennedy seek cooperative path in new era
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and assistant Hubert Humphrey forecast harmonious relations with President Kennedy. Republican leaders Kuchel Goldwater urge clear cost of platform promises and spending pledges. Mansfield stresses accommodation while preserving some independence, expects bipartisan briefings on major international decisions.
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Minnesota
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R-Ariz
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Los Angeles
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William F. Knowland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Pirates Seize Santa Maria with 600 Passengers Aboard
A mutinous band led by Capt Henrique Galvao seized the 20,906 ton Santa Maria off Venezuela while en route to Florida. One man killed, several wounded, captain imprisoned. Ship last seen near St Lucia, destination unknown with passengers and crew numbering over 900.
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Castro Vows To Maintain Wall Justice
Havana report says Premier Fidel Castro pledged continued harsh measures against opponents after a mothers’ march toward the Cuban White House. He claimed all foes would face relentless persecution and cited over 20 anti-Communist guerrillas captured in the Escambray Mountains as first targets of renewed action.
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Federal Court Convicts Inventor Of Fraud In Steam Engine Scheme
Clark Fry, 69, known for bright red shirts, is found guilty on six counts of fraud in a Madison court. Investors reportedly lost between 250 000 and 1 million while Fry faces up to 30 years per count. Judge Stone orders further investigation before sentencing.
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UPI
Clark
Pappy) Fry
Fry
Patrick Stone
News While It's News A Daily Briefing Voice
A narration in a newspaper voice describes that 8 percent of live news occurs in daylight hours. It notes THE NEWS uses AP UPI and a staff of correspondents to deliver world and local news as it happens. The piece promotes reading THE NEWS on the day events occur.
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United States
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You World
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Bayshore Gardens Storms Move to Bayshore Gardens
Evacuation notice outlines move to Bayshore Gardens with Gealunge, Sewer and Walee. Advisory urges travelers north on U S 41 from nine in the morning until dark.
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Bayshore Gardens
U.S. 41
Kensington Park Homes Swim and Country Club Ad
Residential ad for Kensington Park Homes offering an open 14 acre Swim and Country Club for residents and promoting Sarasota best home values from 12 450 to 19 450 dollars. Contact RI 17 3011 for details.
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Sarasota
Smathers Seeks Latin American Housing Bank Aid
Senator George Smathers urges Congress to establish an international home loan bank. The plan would task the U S federal home loan bank board with creating development savings and loan associations abroad to boost ownership and reduce social tensions from slum conditions in Latin America.
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George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Congress
Latin America
Smathers
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Bank For Development of Savings and Loan Associations
State Budget Agency Faces More Requests
The Cabinet Budget Commission in Tallahassee reviews rising higher education costs as state agencies prepare new funding requests. University presidents push for 110 million to operate state universities and 53.5 million for new buildings while faculty raises of 7.5 percent are urged to retain staff.
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UPI
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J. J. Griffin
Osceola County
J. Broward Culpepper
Million More Jobless Expected This Month
Washington dispatch reports the administration expects total unemployment to reach 5.5 million this month an increase of about one million from December Labor Secretary Goldburg calls the situation grave and says new proposals to expand unemployment benefits are being worked on He notes that 3.3 million were drawing unemployment insurance in the first week of January an all time early January record and that payments and claims suggest the national total will exceed 5.5 million.
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UPI
Arthur J. Goldburg
Goldberg
Kennedy
White House
Seymour Wolfbein
Government To Give Food To U S Needy
Washington UPI Agriculture Secretary Orville L Freeman ordered federal purchases of pork beans and dried eggs for donation to the needy He said plans were made with area supervisors of the Agricultural Marketing Service to speed distribution to areas with high unemployment and pressing needs
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UPI
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Freeman
Department
Agricultural Marketing Service
Frigid Air Sweeps Dixie as Cold Wave Expands
A polar cold shaft pushes temperatures below zero across the upper Midwest with 25 below readings at Grand Forks and International Falls. Snow flurries extend from the Dakotas through the Great Lakes and upper Ohio Valley, with Rochester Minnesota tallying eight inches this season while the East endures record cold. Gulf Coast readings dip into the chilly fifties as showers occur.
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Florida braces for new cold wave after strawberry crop damage
The Associated Press reports another cold front moving into Florida with northern highs in the 30s tonight and a cool snap spreading from Wednesday. The frost damaged strawberry crops. rain fell in Tallahassee Apalachicola and Jacksonville while north Florida saw clouds and fog. Local forecast calls for mild, sunny today with a 70 degree high and 56 to 60 tonight. Wednesday turns cooler with clouds.
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