Laos leaders forge world first troika coalition pact
Three Lao princes reach a national coalition with Souvanna Phouma as premier and defense minister while Phoumi Nosavan becomes deputy premier and finance chief. U S officials warn of potential troop deployment if communists renege, as Pathet Lao and neutralists share power amid tensions. Kong Lee holds a sensitive neutral post and may shift toward Pathet Lao.
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Kennedy shifts to liberal deficit approach in tax cut push
President Kennedy signals a shift toward liberal fiscal policy by endorsing deficits as a policy tool. He urged a 1963 tax cut to spur growth and argued deficits can be constructive, aligning with Council of Economic Advisers chair Walter Heller. The move follows years of balanced-budget rhetoric and faces criticism from conservatives. Kennedy’s advisers expect a future deficit of 2 to 4 billion, targeting deeper tax cuts to energize the economy.
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Republican Party
Javits Champions English Speaking Nations Alliance Amid EEC Talks
In New York Sen. Jacob K. Javits pressed France and West Germany over Britain’s possible entry to the Common Market. He urged an economic alliance of English speaking and other major nations excluded from the EEC if Britain is blocked, warning against terms he called unreasonable while stressing U.S. and Britain free trade momentum and the value of European integration for liberty. He proposed giving the President power to negotiate mutual tariff elimination with all developed free world nations. The senator noted U.S. and Britain together dominate world trade versus the 32 billion dollar EEC bloc.
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AMEX seeks sweeping overhaul of its constitution
The American Stock Exchange asked its 499 regular members to approve a comprehensive constitutional overhaul. The plan, driven by SEC concerns, would centralize authority in the president, limit specialist seats, boost geographic representation, and raise fines. It sets a new board structure, redefines nominating processes, and tightens terms, with implementation targeted after ratification in two to four weeks.
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Edward T. McCormick
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Jand
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Congress GOP chiefs assail JFK economic policy stance
Republican leaders in Congress denounce President Kennedy's economic plan as expansiónary and deficit prone, calling for spending cuts to offset tax reductions. Dirksen and Halleck pin shortages on steel actions, warn of deficits, and urge restraint while seeking tax policy shifts to spur U.S. industry.
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Dutch reinforce West New Guinea defense with 800 troops
The Waterman berthed at Hollandia with 800 Dutch army troops to bolster defense in West New Guinea. Some disembarked for local garrison duties while most head further west. Commander Rear Admiral Reeser welcomed the reinforcements, stressing defend the people of West New Guinea amid Indonesian threats. An Indonesian assault raised Dutch casualties near Sorong alongside a paratrooper on the Indonesian side.
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Global doctor shortage contrasted by old and new nations
The article notes a world doctor shortage, harsher in new nations with one doctor per 10,000 people, vs wealthy states needing one per 3,000. It highlights medical schools expanding, students studying abroad, and international aid from the World Health Organization and Western nations. It also covers UPI and Herald Tribune sourced items on U.S. wheat estimates, hearings, recognitions, and other brief notes.
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World In Organization
Training 37000 counter-guerrilla specialists in coming year
General Maxwell D. Taylor states that 37,000 counter-guerrilla specialists will be trained next year. He warns in Washington that current Southeast Asia events show a real threat, not bluff, signaling a new front open.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Menzies Plans U.S. Visit in June
Australian Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies will visit Washington from June 11 to June 2 as arrangements are completed, the State Department announced.
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UPI
Robert G. Menzies
State Department
Nehru: India will not break with Communist China
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told Parliament in New Delhi that his government does not intend to sever diplomatic relations with Communist China. The remark comes amid ongoing border disputes between India and China.
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China
India
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Chronicle Telegram 1962 June 12 Elver Ohio newspaper card
The Chronicle Telegram issue from June 12 1962 published in Elrva Ohio outlines daily publication schedule and mailing rates. It notes second class mail privileges and carrier delivery terms with small town specifics and a listing of prices for subscriptions and services.
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