Canada Free World Aid and Diefenbaker Budget Plan
Prime Minister Diefenbaker outlined a plan to cut Canada’s budget deficit from $750 million to $300 million by trimming spending by $250 million and raising $200 million from import surcharges of 5 to 15 percent. The Treasury insisted the measures are temporary and aimed at stabilizing the dollar amid capital outflows and a drying up of foreign investment.
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U.S
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Kennedy Fares Poorly as Congress Battles Program
President Kennedy struggles to push his policy agenda through Congress amid Republican opposition. The tax revision bill gains only one Republican vote in the House and faces Senate trouble. The farm bill passes the Senate but fails in the House, with all but one Republican voting against it. Hospital care for the aged under Social Security awaits Senate action this week, while House prospects remain bleak. Only the trade program looks likely to advance, with liberal Republicans showing some support.
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Halleck
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Peiping as paper dragon in Himalayan standoff with India
Washington sources debate whether Peiping mirrors a paper dragon in the high altitude frontier dispute with India. The piece notes India’s infiltrations along the Ladakh border, Soviet airlift support, and possible impact on Western views of China's strength, while contrasting past Korean War lessons with current frontiers dynamics. It also touches on U.S. political tensions over Kennedy administration policy and Republican opposition.
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China
Laos
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Planes Explode in Midair Killing Eight Near New York and Virginia
Two small planes exploded in midair within 24 hours. In Conyers New York a Piper Commancho crashed over a 0.5 mile area scattering bodies on five lawns. pilot David All stader and four passengers died. In Meadowview Virginia Joseph Donnelly Paul Kennedy and three daughters perished. Kennedy was found in a pasture.
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Perry Marshall
Portland
Joseph Donnelly
Pittsburgh
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Patricia
Linda
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Annandale
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Virginia
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Asheville
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Paris
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Arranged loan for Damascus amid IMF funds plan
Informed sources report Damascus secured a loan package totaling 416 million dollars from the United States to aid a German led international funding effort. West Germany to provide 16 million, the United States 14 million, IMF 6.6 million, and the rest 5 million plus 6.6 million elsewhere.
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Sama
United States
Fire exchanges near Tel Aviv as patrols clash
Beirut reports both sides exchanged fire Sunday along the border near Tel Aviv. No injuries were reported. Jerusalem Radio says Israel protested the Israeli-Syrian Arms Commission, claiming Israel opened fire first.
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Lebanon
Israel
Tel van
Jerusalem
Rade
Ee Commission
Pope John XII Seeks New Rome Diocese HQ Nearby St John Lateran
Pope John XII urged a new central headquarters for the Rome diocese near the Basilica of St John Lateran. He visited the basilica on the feast of St John the Baptist noting Rome’s growth from 400000 to over 2000000 inhabitants, prompting centralized diocese offices.
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St. John Lateran
World in a Spin: Europe-France Algeria exodus and more
A roundup of international notes shows French officials bracing for security during de Gaulle's July visit while European settlers in Algeria may flee to France ahead of the July 1 independence referendum. Other items report Estes anti-trust action, parking-meter bids, Harlem anti-drug campaign, New York school demographics shifts, Laos neutrality, and Cold War geopolitics.
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UPI
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Billie Sol Estes
Pecos Daily News
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Steel Magazine
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Magee-Hale Park -O- Meter Co
Oklahoma City
New York
Robert Wagner
Harlem
New York City
Board of Education
Harlan Cleveland
N.Y
U.S
Laos
European Reaction to US Gold Stock Stabilization in 1962
Europe reacts skeptically as US gold stocks hold for five weeks and gold prices rise in London. Traders sell dollars in Paris Frankfurt Amsterdam and Milan while modest gold purchases occur. Analysts cite opaque US credit swap deals and perceived US budget deficits as undermining dollar confidence abroad.
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