Tito again faults West over nuclear testing stance
Belgrade dispatch notes Marshal Tito defending Yugoslavia's neutrality while criticizing Western powers for their nuclear tests. He contends the Soviet Union risks crime by resuming tests and argues the West bears responsibility for global disarmament tensions. The piece links Tito's stance to shifting Yugoslav policy toward the East and the West.
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Freest spending session in U S history cited by council
Washington reports that the 87th Congress adjourned with a claim of the freest spending session in peacetime and cold war history. The Council State Chambers of Commerce released a study by Eugene F. Rinta noting a $90 billion 1963 budget and $7 billion rise above Eisenhower’s 1962 baseline, while AFL's Starley Ruttenberg warned against budget cuts harming employment and capacity utilization.
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Spanish Arrests Hit French Rebels Hard
Spanish police detained 17 French activists linked to the OAS network as Madrid holds them for questioning. The group included former officers and anti Gaullist figures tied to the Algeria era, with extradition talks from France and Spain affecting political activists across borders.
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Spain
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Madrid
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Giers
Tax Reform Delays Hit 1962 Financing Plan
Treasury Secretary Dillon plans to issue about 7 billion dollars in new securities over the next decade as part of a postponed tax reform push. The Ways Means Committee and Congress face delays, with a spring unveiling aimed at broad public discussion. Economic forecasts remain cautiously optimistic for 1962 despite inflation worries.
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Peace Marchers Head For Home
A group of 31 American and European peace marchers completed a 10 month 6000 mile trek from San Francisco to Moscow and began returning home. They promoted unilateral disarmament but were not allowed to demonstrate before theDefense Ministry. four stood in front without placards for about 45 minutes. Leaflets totaled 75000 distributed in Russia, with 15000 held back by customs officials.
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Mafia at Work In Italy Blocks Palermo Aqueduct
In Palermo Sicily the Mafia targets a new aqueduct project threatening dynamite, gunfire, and assassinations against workers and backers. The flood of water sales and high crop prices drive conflict, with small landowners losing three square miles while larger farmers gain from improved yields and lower costs. The story suggests a pervasive Mafia influence amid poverty and arid conditions, with police struggle amid secrecy.
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Nixon Still In Play For 1964 Nomination
Representative Wilt Miller states Nixon is not written off and would be a serious contender if nominated in 1964. He argues times and crises could alter supporter mood, and California voters would welcome Nixon yielding to national interest, while noting Kennedy era politics and Eisenhower ties.
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World In A Spin Reflects Communist Bloc Troubles
World In A Spin notes renewed agricultural and other troubles across the Communist bloc. Czechoslovakia faces crop failures for a second year while construction and other sectors falter. East German agriculture reports widespread farming sickness, and committee systems may shake up under the strain. Western ministers may meet later this month to align policy ahead of possible Berlin talks. Peiping will feature Burma’s Premier U Nu to showcase amicable relations with neighbors, as Red China seeks to ease New Delhi over the lingering India dispute with China.
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AFL CIO to push dues check-off in local governments
The American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees said it will intensify pressure on local governments to adopt a union dues check-off system. Arnold Zander, union president, predicted many jurisdictions would follow if the federal government allows the system. In other items, Richard Joyce Smith of the New Haven Railroad trustees warned the firm may fail within months without $15 million in federally guaranteed loans. President Kennedy returns to Washington to map a coast-to-coast autumn speaking schedule. Broadway openings this week include Milk and Honey at Martin Beck and Let It Ride at Eugene ONeill Theater.
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