Tax Rift Over JFK Tax Cut Plan Widens
Washington debate widens between AFL CIO and business groups over Kennedy tax proposals. AFL CIO calls for a $10 billion cut targeted to low income brackets while the U S Chamber of Commerce criticizes emphasis on consumer spending and backs corporate tax reform. NAM and UAW spokesmen press for broader cuts and faster action to spur investment and jobs. Economic-policy figures warn gains may be limited without broader relief and Congress friction slows progress.
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Wellington's forgotten boy spurs new discipline policy
Dwight Cottrell faced extended absence from science class after complaints about notes and behavior. The Cottrells and teacher Homer Barbe allege lack of action from principal McCormick and superintendent Harris, who describe Dwight as not bright and chronically absent. A second boy, Dan Souers, is said to have been briefly affected. The district plans a new policy on student restrictions and music lessons as McCormick nears retirement.
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Kennedy defends Walker arrest amid Mississippi unrest
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy defended the government’s arrest of former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker at the University of Mississippi after violent riots left two dead. Kennedy said Walker faced a mental examination and acted to protect the general, who was later cleared by a federal grand jury on charges of rebellion and sedition. Kennedy outlined strategy for contempt proceedings against Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett over the Meredith crisis.
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Trapeze star critical after plunge at fairgrounds
Lon Lawrence 25 known as Hollywood Skyrocket fell three feet to a concrete floor during a solo trapeze act at the Dane County fair grounds in Madison Wisconsin. She was rushed to a hospital in critical condition with a possible skull fracture internal injuries and a broken left collarbone.
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Khrushchev recalls "you bury you" threat amid China debate
Premier Khrushchev faced reporters at a Moscow reception honoring Laos and greeted by Brezhnev. He dismissed Western fears of a looming war, emphasized peaceful coexistence with the West, and signaled readiness to meet with China to resolve Sino-Soviet tensions. He noted the dispute is a mutual problem and stressed that cooperation with China remains possible. Khrushchev also welcomed back the U.S. ambassador to Moscow, with no clear talks on Soviet troop actions in Quba.
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Proposed Ohio tax plan aired
Department of Public War reports a proposed Ohio tax plan, promising speedier resource development, lower coal costs, and a fixed master plan. Jauchius asserts minimal land-use fees would emerge, while opposition to hunting license hikes grows. The wildlife council would stay intact, seen as a political safeguard by Ohioans.
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US shrugs at Soviet hard line in Geneva talks
Washington officials deem Soviet demands at the Geneva disarmament conference as tough bargaining. They warn that Russia may soften later, while noting a slow start and shifting U.S. force posture in Europe. The Kennedy administration faces balancing home troop strength, European reassurance, and public support as 15,000 U.S. troops were quietly pulled from Europe with another 25,000 possible over the next year.
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JFK may switch McGhee to post overseas
Officials say George C. McGhee is expected to shift from the State Department to an overseas post within months. No ambassadorial assignment has been decided, and a Bonn envoy slot may be filled by him after consultations. Dowling remains the Bonn envoy candidate and could return soon for talks.
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