Kennedy denounces foreign aid cut as shortsighted move
President Kennedy blasted a House committee and Republican leaders over a 385 million dollar cut in foreign aid, calling it shortsighted and irresponsible. The vote, 222 to 188, shifts the authorization to the Senate, with party lines and regional loyalties shaping the clash. Kennedy urged restoration of the full aid request and warned of weakened counter to communism if the cut stands.
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U.S. Keeps Dollar Confidence With Foreign Credit Flows
Washington reports that foreigners hold about 6 billion in short term credits, with central banks supplying 8.5 billion and private investors 2.5 billion. The $6 billion pool supports IMF funding and US dollar confidence, while officials fear a credit flight could threaten gold reserves and trigger a dollar run.
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Health officials ready for march on Washington
Washington health director Dr. Murray Grant warned that during the march on Washington at least several hundred people could be hospitalized as crowds of up to 150000 gather. He outlined hospital plans including 350 beds reserved for demonstrators, 200 physicians and nurses on call, and first aid stations across locations.
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Ohio Tightens Penalties for Traffic Violators
Columbus report notes new state law increasing suspension lengths for drivers exceeding 12 points in two years. The act applies suspensions within municipalities and on highways, signaling tougher enforcement of traffic violations and higher penalties ahead.
Jamboree cited by Pope Paul VI says world harmony shown
Pope Paul VI praised the Boy Scout World Jamboree in Marathon Greece as a example of harmony among nations. Nigerian scouts visiting Castelgandolfo received the pontiff’s remarks this week, released today.
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Thant to visit Algeria in 64
United Nations Secretary General Thant will visit Algeria in February after an invitation from Premier Ahmed Ben Bella during a New York visit last October. The report notes Thant’s trip was announced by Radio Algiers.
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March on Washington Leaders Plan Peaceful Rally
The march aims to press Congress to pass civil rights legislation. Leaders expect no trouble, with 2000 marshals and police coordination, plans for a two group march to the Lincoln Memorial, and a 2 p.m. rally featuring prominent figures. Organizers say the goal is to highlight African American economic and civil rights plight.
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Prices and Volume Climb on OTC Market Week Summary
Prices and volume on the over the counter market rose higher in a strong week. Savings and loan issues and steel stocks led gains with First Wester of Las Vegas at 44 45, Equitable at 33, Empire at 15, and Lyt ton at 35. Kaiser rose to 17 and Central Light & Power to 27 on earnings optimism. National Quotation Bureau industrial average finished at 141.77, up 0.82.
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