Rockefeller plan to borrow funds for state budget
Gov. Rockefeller seeks to borrow 129 million from state revenues and accelerate liquor tax and license revenues to bridge a budget gap. Senate approved 32 2 along party lines. Assembly to act amid GOP push for liquor tax hikes and faster revenue collection while Democrats call the moves gimmicks and fiscal quackery.
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Republicublican
Khrush Invited To Red China
Moscow reports the Chinese Communist Party invited Premier Nikita Khrushchev to visit Peking during his scheduled trip. The invitation came amid ongoing exchanges between the Soviet Union and Red China to arrange a meeting to ease their ideological clash.
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UPI
Tase
Nikita
Kineehehee
Peking
Tars
Fruera Bes Ieen
Soviet Union
Red Chin
Kennedy Warns Tax Cut Plan Could Trigger Disaster
President Kennedy warned that a tax cut plan failing to boost growth could lead to economic disaster. He argued three Republican and Democratic actions risk recession and higher debt, urging careful policy amid congressional criticism at a Washington conference.
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Kennedy
Frank Cormier
Washington
ARC
Kenney Sudh
Kerth Denies Influence In Awarding of TFX Contract
The interview quotes Kerth denying any political or industrial influence in selecting the TFX fighter contract. He states no dictation from McNamara or other officials affected the decision, and that rival proposals were not favored. The report notes Senate scrutiny and the Navy probe into background details of the award.
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TFX
Seeresid
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Eugene Zuckert
Hf de Neriara
Hobert
McNamara
Navy
Barth
Associated Press
Texan Boring Co
Water shortages hit Harlan as floods devastate counties
Water rationing starts in Harlan Kentucky as floods and deadly tornadoes devastate the region leaving more than 30 000 homeless and at least seventeen dead with twelve flood related and five tornado related fatalities. Red Cross opens disaster HQ in Huntington West Virginia aiding Kentucky West Virginia and Virginia areas while nationwide relief mobilizes.
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Cial
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Baxter
Harland County
American Red Crue
Huntington
W Va
Bishop Oxnam Dies a Liberal Methodist Leader
WHITE PLAINS AP Bishop G Bromley Oxnam 71 a dynamic liberal leader of the Methodist Church for many years died Tuesday night Retired from active service he was a proponent of ecumenical Christian unity He led the World Council of Churches early efforts and was outspoken on social issues He faced charges before the House Committee on Un American Activities a decade ago and defended his stance after a 10 hour session the committee adopted a unanimous statement.
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G. Bromley Oxnam
Methodist Church
Sernce
Ecumenical
Movement For Christian Unity
Wael Coune Gmarches
Oxnam
Today’s Chuckle on Modern Equipment Mis States Households
A humorous note laments that despite modern equipment many households still endure old tasks such as washing and ironing, suggesting progress has not fully eliminated chores. The snippet uses a light, observational tone to poke fun at everyday life and technological progress.
Exclusta condensation of The Greatest Story Ever Told begins
Herald-Journal prints an evocative condensed retelling of Jesus life starting after his birth in Bethlehem. The narrative follows Mary Joseph and Elizabeth into Jerusalem as they present offerings at the Temple, highlighting religious duty and human hardship amid imperial city excess.
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Kiemscience
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U S Warships Fire On Soviet Trawler Off Norfolk
Moscow reports that two US Boston class cruisers and a Frank destroyer fired four dummy shells at a Soviet refrigerator trawler about 70 miles east of Norfolk, Virginia. Tass said the incident, at 12 15 pm, endangered the vessel, with shots landing near it and a protest demanding punishment for those responsible.
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Soviet Union
Norfolk
Washington
Ussr
Tass
Tasa
Mosca Mdia
Dominica
Eashy
Rail Talks Break Off in Nationwide Negotiations
Chicago IPT reports rail talks with five Brotherhoods collapsed in a featherbed dispute risking a nationwide strike. Drake Wolfe, chief engineer, says unions refuse to face reality and that railroads must move on work rule changes Supreme Court ordered. Breakoff followed brief face-to-face bargaining.
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Chicago
Alka
Soviets Slowly Leaving Cuba Deadline Two Days Away
Soviet withdrawals from Cuba proceed at a slow pace amid reports of a two day deadline. US officials cite Navy Boeing and General Dynamics proposals, with Boeing favored for separate service models and cost estimates ranging from 100 to 415 million dollars. Pravda notes commonality of designs as Soviet troops depart, signaling a staged exit and propaganda maneuvering.
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General Dynamics
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Cuba
Padiline
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U. S
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Germany
Jin Mogem
Havana
Crisa
Grazial
Baltka
Mely Dykathics
Georgial
Parrot-obsessed thief grabs crackers after brief theft
A Houston Texcher named Al Lan took 100 dollars from a grocery last night and returned moments later to seize a box of crackers. He explained to the store manager that the crackers were for his parrot.
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Houston
Allan
Buffalo City Hall air con row shakes council
In Buffalo, AP reports Mayor Kowalla faces a political fight over a stalled air conditioner project in city hall. Democrat council member Dudziek said after the finance committee approved the measure that there would be no added air conditioning in the mayor's office.
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Kowalla
Jomph F.ydudziek
Enaire
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