Kennedy Seeks Rapid Action on Economic Crisis
President Kennedy outlined steps to accelerate defense and economic measures. He ordered McNamara to reappraise strategy with quick budget and legislative action, boosted Polaris submarine construction, and faster missile programs. He urged stronger foreign aid authority, reform of tax laws, and focus on recipient nations to ensure social justice.
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Dwight D. Kent
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Congress
Jobless Compensation Not Up To Snuff
Washington reports unemployment nears postwar highs with 5.73 million jobless this month and states debate extending benefits. Federal advisers warn of a 6 million peak. proposals seek federal funding to sustain benefits beyond state programs and ease the recession's burden.
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China Too Is Plagued By Official Bunglers
Tokyo reports blame for China’s agricultural woes on both weather and official incompetence. Output fell below the 1960 target by as much as 30 percent, with claims of famine in parts of the south. Observers cite grain exports, wastage, mismanagement, and forced peasant labor as factors shaping the crisis.
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Peiping
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Macao
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Lilly Hippo Auction Predicament At Central Park Zoo
Lilly the hippo at Central Park Zoo faces auction after her excessive eating and space needs. Fred Sandmann notes she is healthy and spry for a hippo, weighs 650 pounds, and may fetch 1500 to 3000 dollars in sealed bids as authorities plan to move her from her mother Rosie.
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Publisher William Pape Dies in Florida at 87
William Jamieson Pape, 87, longtime Waterbury publisher of the Morning and Sunday Republican and the Evening American, died Sunday in St. Petersburg, Florida. He began his career in Waterbury in 1901, served as president of American-Republican Inc., and chaired Eastern Color Print-Curtis Way Inc., producer of newspaper supplements.
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UPI
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Republican
St. Petersburg
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Waterbury
American-Republican Inc
Curtis Way Inc
World leaders discuss Europe in Paris top level talks
British Prime Minister Macmillan ends weekend talks with President de Gaulle in Paris covering East West relations disarmament Germany Berlin Laos the Congo and other African issues Algeria space program economic links and internal Western matters. Spaaak reportedly plans to resign as NATO secretary general. In Burton Bradstock England Bob Howarth begins a new job directing a teenagers club at age 80.
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Public interviews banned on Rex fliers. policy to continue
Washington military officials said the ban on public interviews with the Rex flier team will stay in effect. Preliminary questioning found the fliers had little new to reveal about the Barents Sea reconnaissance plane, their imprisonment by the Russians, or release.
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Ucla Medical Center
Memphis
Tenn
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AIR Force
Thomas D. White
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Francis G. Powers
Report By Pirate Chief Is Revealed
Portions of Captain Henrique Galvao's suppressed report on Portuguese Africa were made public in London. The Santa Maria pirate captain was imprisoned after presenting the report to the Portuguese National Assembly in 1947, and the document has remained secret since. Galvao escaped to Brazil in 1959 and summarized that many people flee abroad while others face physical ruin as the government seeks remedies.
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Kennedy's Party Has Bounce
Washington society packed the White House for President Kennedy and First Lady Joan Kennedy's first big social function. About 400 guests, many rising figures, mingled in the Blue Room and Green Room as the couple hosted a lively reception with music and drinks. The piece also touches on congressional labor policy and a separate report from Captain Galvao about emigration and health conditions in Africa.
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UPI
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joan F. Kennedy
Executive Mansion
UPD
Marine Democratic
John W. Meyhand
Cormack
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Banking and Currency Committee
Eisen
Hower
Kennedy
An Enigma to 140 Million Americans
United Press International offers a four part series explaining Catholicism to non Catholics in the United States. It notes the church grew from ten million in 1900 to over forty million today and describes the church’s diversity in belief practice and culture. It contrasts Catholic unity in core rites with wide variation in opinion and devotion.
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Louis Cassels
United States
America
Local Lorain County Newspaper Listing and Pricing
The notice provides publication details for a Lorain County paper, listing edition dates 1961 and 1962, frequency daily except Sundays and holidays, address at 225 East Ave Syria Ohio, pricing for in state and out of state subscriptions, and ad hoc clarifications for mail privileges and locations.
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East Ave
Syria
Ohio
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Matl Pet
Ain
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne known from a world famous research institute shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. Results include relief from itching and pain and actual shrinkage in case after case. The preparation is sold as Preparation H in suppository and ointment forms at drug counters.
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New York
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