Republicans Plot Counterattack Over Lukens Steel Contract
House members accuse Lukens and other holdout steel suppliers of price hikes linked to defense orders. The debate centers on competitive bidding, federal investigations, and the impact on the Polaris submarine program and overall defense costs.
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Kennedy seeks power to name Federal Reserve chair
President Kennedy asks Congress to grant an incoming president the authority to name the Federal Reserve Board chairman, arguing the move would reinforce checks and balances and align monetary policy with executive leadership while preserving independence of the central bank. The proposal would stagger terms and assign a January 31 open chair slot for the next administration.
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Supreme Court of Money
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Senate Committee OKs Two Anti Recession Proposals
The Senate Public Works Committee backed a $2 billion stand by public works program plus $600 million for existing unemployment efforts to cushion a future recession. The House Rules Committee moved toward a conference on a college aid program, with approval seen for reconciliation of differences between chambers.
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East German push for separate Berlin peace shifts US stance
East German official Peter Florin warns Washington plans to internationalize West Berlin access would acknowledge its abnormal status. He urges a free demilitarized Berlin and threatens a separate peace if occupation ends without one. Other items note U.S. House probes into Army training, mailer removal bills, Kennedy Florida trip, Rockefeller GOP remarks, a Gainesville murder link, Yale gender admission report, and market friction comments.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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Armed Forces Reserve
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D.-Ariz
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R.-Neb
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New York
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America
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Fla
Ohio
John Cooper
Cincinnati
John Jackson
Georgia
A. Whitney Grisworth
Yale
Yale College
Mus
Spear and Staff
Spear & Staff
Tobacco tar tests pin cancer risk on mice in 1000 study
The Atlantic City report details tests showing cancer causing substances in tobacco tar confirmed in a thousand mice. Researchers discuss tar temperature, cigarette vs cigar risk, and the challenge of extrapolating animal results to humans. Dr Homburger notes dose differences and calls for careful review by the Tobacco Committee.
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Peseatch Institute
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Thei
Man
Tobacco Committee
Littl
U.S. adjusts Berlin stance to meet Bonn input
Washington shows minor revisions to the Berlin negotiating position as Bonn proposals shape a new four point plan. State Department says the plan aims to preserve free access while forming an international authority over air and road routes in Berlin.
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Berlin
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Soviet Union
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Anatoly Dobrynin
Rusk
Berli
Access Routes Authority
State Department
U.S
Britain
France
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Access Routes
Templehof
West Berlin
West Berlin stays calm amid U S Soviet talks
West Berliners watch the Kennedy Dobrynin talks with cautious hope. Berlin residents recount wall life, tourists pack planes and hotels as Bonn weighs proposals, while Mayor Brandt calls for a Berlin solution and Easter business looms.
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Soviet Union
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Dean Rusk
Isonnel
Boon
Kurfuerstentdamm
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Spree
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Wall
Political unity for Europe fades fast
Paris United Europe talks collapse as six European Economic Community ministers fail to agree on a political union. Belgium and the Netherlands insist Britain join first, while France, West Germany, Italy seek closer integration. Rome talks for a spring summit are dropped.
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UPI
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Rome
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
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Lorain
Weeshere
Ohio
Fancher
AES
Witside
Belgium asks Austria to extradite former Nazi general
Belgium seeks Austria to extradite Jan Robert Verbelen a former S S general tried in absentia and sentenced to death for the murder of about 100 Belgians during World War II Verbelen fled to Austria in 1945 and gained Austrian citizenship in 1959 He was arrested last Thursday and faces charges in absentia in IST based on informed sources.
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S.S
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