U.S. ready if Soviets cheat on ban pact
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned that a Soviet violation of the nuclear test ban would let the United States resume testing immediately. He testified at Senate ratification hearings that the pact requires mutual compliance and noted readiness to maintain underground and lab testing in a high state of readiness. Rusk stressed the treaty is not based on trust, cited past crises, and defended the agreement amid questions from several senators.
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Nehru faces no confidence motions as India’s woes grow
An Anglo Indian news digest reports Prime Minister Nehru and the Indian Congress Party may face no confidence motions from opposition in Calcutta amid growing malaise. Nehru offered to resign with 15 ministers per the end of last week as issues include VOA transmitter access, joint air exercises with Britain and the U S, and cabinet handling. The piece notes Taft comments on civil rights, brewery delegates in Cincinnati, and ALPA wins in New York court. The report catalogs broader global political and social tensions in mid-1960s.
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Exile ends as Herald Tribune returns to White House
Washington reports the New York Herald Tribune resumes White House coverage after an almost yearlong absence. Subscriptions are reportedly taken by President Kennedy aide Pierre Salinger and special counsel Theodre C Sorenson.
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Counter trading light amid mixed price moves in New York
In New York trading, counter shops reported light volume despite higher prices. Drug stocks edged up with Lilly at 90.1, Rover 4.0, Searle 199.5. Remco and Tonka rose as Christmas sentiment waned, while Alberta-Culver and Shulton slipped in cosmetics. Avon advanced to 116.5 as the industrial average closed at 1139.12, up 0.65.
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Foreign aid clash in push for cuts and Bokaro debate
A U S House foreign aid quarrel centers on a Clay Commission report urging $4 billion aid, Kennedy’s Bokaro steel project, and Rep William Broomfield’s anti Bokaro amendment. The debate widens to overall loan terms and presidential discretion as Congress weighs cutting requests and tax implications.
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New tax cutting plan gains Democratic backing in Congress
President Kennedy’s revised tax relief plan, outlined by Treasury Secretary Dillon, would cut net taxes by 106 billion dollars for individuals and corporations, with relief staged over two years. It lowers rate cuts to about 20 percent for individuals and shifts more relief to people, aiming to curb controversy from the original 33 percent rate. The plan also proposes a new minimum standard deduction for low income married filers, and a 22 percent levy on stock dividends beyond set amounts, while trimming corporate rates and expanding revenue from other revisions.
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Telstar II Mystery Narrows as Silence Ends
Telstar II renewed contact with AT&T engineers after 27 days of silence. At 9 07 EDT yesterday the satellite reached Andover Maine, restoring telemetry and video back to space, while officials say reasons for the outage remain unclear. Telstar II had been orbiting since May 7 and followed the earlier Telstar triumph with the Town Meeting of the World transatlantic link.
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