21 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1963
Page
1
Washington UPI reports Democrats push a 11 billion dollar tax cut through the House despite a GOP spending amendment. Democratic leaders reject the broadcast appeal for support and Kennedy defends the plan as a step toward reducing deficits. The administration pledges restraint on spending to reach a balanced budget.
Western farm experts say the Soviet Union will sharply cut its grain harvest and must import large quantities. Russia lacks rain in July and, despite export commitments, may buy about 70 million tons from Canada and Australia to meet needs.
Five babies captured attention as Dr. James N. Berbos weighed the tots born to Mrs. Mary Ann Fischer. The birth weights ranged from 3 pounds 8 ounces to 3 pounds, with Mary Ann the smallest at 3 pounds 8 ounces and Mary Magdalene at 3 pounds. The doctor discussed feeding amounts and routines, noting 1 cc per two hours and varying milk formula doses. The mother expected to go home from the hospital soon.
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield warns that without Lodge given overall U S operations in South Vietnam a disaster could follow. He says Lodge alone should speak for the Saigon mission amid reported U S disagreements and disputes over policy.
Trial proceedings resume Tuesday in a high profile case in Tallahassee. Key witnesses are expected to testify as the court nears a verdict.
A hurricane hunter aircraft was dispatched to a suspicious low pressure area in the tropical Atlantic that forecasters warned could become tropical storm Debra. Forecasters also watched a broad low from the Yucatan to Cape Hatteras but saw little sign of tropical development.
Five students died in a car crash near Baton Rouge as two stalled vehicles were struck by a passing car. Authorities investigated the collision and identified the victims.
President Kennedy floated a joint U.S.-Soviet moon mission, prompting NASA officials to deny any delay to the Apollo program aimed at placing two Americans on the moon by 1970. Webb and Seamans stressed the plan shows strength and does not halt current Apollo efforts, while Congress remains the funding driver.
Diplomatic observers say the Soviet union ignores a U S Soviet joint moonshot proposal, suggesting Kremlin hesitation or study before commitment. Investia signals favorable winds as Kennedy urges an end to Cold War rivalry with peaceful competition.
Columnist John Chamberlain reports a rinderpest outbreak in Cuba threatening the US cattle industry. He analyzes potential spread and economic impact as Cuba battles the illness.
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