Kennedy Budget Review Foresees 89 Billion Spending
The Kennedy administration projects 89 billion dollars in spending for the current fiscal year ending June 30 with a 6.9 billion dollar deficit. Budget director David Bell warns a possible surplus next year if military outlays do not rise due to new crises. Senators Mansfield and Douglas link the large deficit to military buildup and discuss tax measures and postal rates.
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LBJ to Attend Hayden Dinner in Phoenix
Vice President Lyndon Johnson has accepted the invitation to the Nov 17 testimonial dinner honoring Senator Carl Hayden. Johnson lauded Hayden for nearly 50 years of service and will attend with President Kennedy and other senators. Proceeds support Len Hayden. if Hayden retires funds go to scholarships at three colleges.
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Conductor Monteux Suffers Heart Attack During Concert
Paris born American conductor Fierre Monteux collapsed Sunday night during intermission in Stockholm. Medics treated him on site and he was rushed to a hospital for further care.
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AEC Chief Seaborg Says U S Ahead in Nuclear Might
Chairman Glenn T. Seaborg of the Atomic Energy Commission said the United States remains ahead of the Soviet Union in atomic weapons overall. He cautioned that continued testing could change that balance, noting Russia could surpass if atmospheric testing continued.
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Capitol Changes Cost 22 Million
Senator William Proxmire estimates current renovations to the U S Capitol will total 22 million dollars. He cites 11.8 million to move the east front two feet forward and notes space adds private offices for 23 high ranking senators.
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Attorney Giesler Seriously Ill With Recurring Heart Ailment
Hollywood attorney Jerry Giesler 74, famed for representing Lana Turner and Errol Flynn, is seriously ill with a recurrent heart ailment at Mount Sinai Hospital. Attendants report he has been hospitalized for a week and his physician Dr. Jack A. Sheinkopf called the illness serious.
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Weather Summary for 24-Hour Period
Temperatures range from a low to a high as precipitation totals are reported. Regional data show varying conditions with scattered showers and cloudy skies across multiple locations. Overnight lows and daytime highs are noted with brief summaries of rain intensity.
Civil Defense Chief Disputes Shelter Claim
Tucson civil defense director Col Ralph Redburn challenged University of Arizona physicist James E McDonald who warned Tucson residents might need three months in shelters after a nuclear strike He cited wind factors and base targets while noting uncertainty over Soviet capabilities Redburn invited McDonald to a civil defense advisory council meeting in Gov Paul Fannins office this afternoon.
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Lions Meet Off For Hallowe'en
The Scottsdale Lions Club will not meet tomorrow due to Halloween. A Maryvale Lions visit was on the agenda. Upcoming talks include Navy recruiting official John Christenson on November 7, Valley National Bank's John Christie nson on November 14, Bill Arr of the Arizona Zoological Society on November 21, and Civil Defense Department on November 28.
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Chamber Opposes Broad Tariff Increases
The U S Chamber of Commerce on Sunday opposed general tariff hikes aimed at restricting a small flow of imports. It urged supporting measures to cut barriers to mutually beneficial foreign trade as Congress reviews the Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act next year.
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How Tax Dollars Are Spent in Government Budget
The Budget Bureau outlines that the average tax dollar is allocated 62 cents to defense, foreign aid, and space. 10 cents to interest on the national debt. 7 cents to agriculture. 6 cents to veterans. 1 cent to the post office deficit. 1 cent to new domestic expenditures. 12 cents to anti-recession programs. and 1 cent to all other. The remaining 55 cents come from individuals, 26 cents from corporations, 12 cents from excises, and 7 cents from customs and miscellaneous levies.
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Gilpatric Returns From Allied Talks in Europe
Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatric returned to Washington Sunday night from meetings with Allied defense officials in Europe. He called the trip very satisfactory but would not discuss conference details until briefing President Kennedy and Defense Secretary McNamara.
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Grant For Teachers Honors High School Physics Mentors
The Carnegie Corporation awarded a three year grant of $67,000 to fund a program honoring outstanding high school physics teachers. The grant was announced in New York and supports teacher recognition and professional development over its duration.
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