Toll free road row pits New Rochelle booths against federal view
Federal Highway Administrator Red Whitton labels toll booths on the New England and Niagara thruways toll traps. He argues they collect over 3 million dollars yearly and block federal funding until eliminated. The dispute centers on free and toll sections of the thruways and Congress's intent.
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Kennedy Pushes Tax Cut Speech to Congress
President Kennedy urged quick action on a two phase 1965 tax cut totaling about 12 billion as he warned the budget deficit should remain under 92 billion for 1964. He wrote a Dear Wilbur letter to Rep Millis outlining aims and resisting linked debt triggers.
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Tougher wage law to aid unemployed has two sides
Washington based report from the Labor Department argues higher overtime pay could create jobs by shifting work hours but notes many overtime workers are ineligible for premium pay and many moonlighters hold needed skills or prefer not to move. The analysis suggests extending overtime rules may not fully solve unemployment.
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Congress Battles Over Rail Rules Amid Strike Threat
Washington reports the stalled railroad wage rules were sent to Congress for action after a breakdown in talks led by Labor Secretary Wirtz. The Senate Commerce Committee planned to begin work on emergency legislation at 10 am EDT to avert a nationwide strike by the Aug 3 deadline, as Magr magnuson pressed for a voluntary settlement.
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Khrushchev touts mass production to beat capitalism in Yugoslavia
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev praised Ford for mass production and urged Yugoslav workers councils to be a model for socialist efficiency. He described a plan where mass production would decide the struggle with capitalism, and noted China as a rival in large scale output. Khrushchev spoke during a Belgrade plant visit amid calls for Soviet leadership in the Communist bloc.
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Syria and Israel clash deepen UN border dispute
Syria charges Israel with aggression and seeks UN Security Council action after a series of border incidents including Israeli claims of Syrian artillery fire and a border clash. Iraq backs Syria, while Israel reports casualties and a dogfight with a Syrian Mig.
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