U.S. warning system signals possible recession
The early warning system, led by the National Bureau of Economic Research, flashes signals of a coming recession as 20 of 26 indicators point downward. Economists note widespread weakness in orders, prices, and employment, with potential political impact before elections. Proposals for anti recession steps include increased government spending and a quick tax cut.
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Pall of Red terror hangs over the Jews
A report from UN headquarters outlines a growing wave of fear among three million Soviet Jews across Georgia Moscow and Central Asia. It cites synagogue bombings arson and killings in Kutaisi Tskhakaya and Moscow plus show trials and executions of Jewish individuals on economic charges.
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Probers to quiz Rostow on secret policy paper
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans to question Walt Rostow, head of the State Department policy planning council, about a secret 168 page NSC policy paper not yet presented to President Kennedy. Rostow may invoke executive privilege. the panel will focus on process rather than substance.
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Teenager freed in two girls deaths in Morris Plains
A 15 or 16 year old youth was questioned for six hours at state police barracks in Morristown and released with no charges in the deaths of Noreen Buckles 17 and Margaret Ann Kermond 15. Autopsies and blood analysis were planned as authorities sought a link to the crime scene on a road to two desolate estates. The youths’ statements and a bloodstain on his car were reviewed. no definite perpetrator was identified.
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World Congress for General Disarmament and Peace Opens
Moscow prepares a broad propaganda push from the World Peace Congress opening July 9 in the Soviet capital. The gathering aims to unite thousands in a pro disarmament campaign, organized by the World Peace Council, viewed as a Communist front.
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Europeans urge US to curb deficits with higher rates
European nations told Kennedy adviser Walter Heller in Paris that large U.S. budget deficits risk destabilizing the dollar and worsening the balance of payments. They urged raising U.S. interest rates as a safeguard to keep funds at home, attract foreign investment, and counter the effects of stimulus.
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Lutherans name 7th president
CLEVELAND UPI The Rev Dr Olver Harms of St Louis will become the seventh president of the 115 year old Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. The 61 year old clergyman was elected at the church body’s 45th triennial convention to succeed Dr John Behnken who headed the 2.5 million member church since 1935. Behnken retires at 78. Harms had been first vice president since 1959 and was chosen on the fifth ballot over Dr Roland P Wiederanders of Corpus Christi Texas. Final balloting today will select four vice presidents.
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