Kennedy Budget Outlook Sees Record Peacetime Spending
Budget director David Bell said the Kennedy administration expects peacetime spending to hit $89 billion in the current fiscal year ending June 30 with a $6.9 billion deficit. He also projected a possible surplus next year if military spending does not rise due to new crises, while senators note the deficit stems largely from increased defense costs.
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UPI
David E. Bell
Bell
Senate
Mike
Nedy
Paul Douglas
D-Nr
Senate House Economic Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mansfield Urges Congress Over Berlin Aid Deficit
Mansfield, Mont says the deficit nearly matches the 536 billion sought by the President and Kennedy plus the 800 million Congress voted for the military buildup for Berlin. He notes the administration said it does not intend to spend the 800 million and urges Congress to grant Ken.
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Mont
Kennedy
Congress
Berlin
Ken
Where To Turn and Williams Post Vacancies Amid Service Calls
A report notes the commissioner's wife under serious consideration to fill the post vacated by Michael J. Lotko's departure for service. The section includes details on Lorain area events and the dedication of Admiral King High School with Navy officers assisting in ceremonies. A brief obituary notes J. Wilcox, 39, World War II veteran, died yesterday. burial at Ridge Hill Memory Park. Surviving relatives include daughter Can Kennelcox and mother Mrs. Charlotte Wilcox, with services pending.
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Amherst
Avon Lake
Contract Bridge
Courthouse
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Grafton
LaGrange
Lorain
North Eaton
South Amherst
Curtis Funeral Home
Dr. Valley City
Earl R. Henderson
Wakerman
Ridge Hill
Wellington
Bush Flat Park
Adl
Eisenhower
Kennedy
I J. Wilcox
Stefan
Roosevelt Ave
Pfaudler Co
Thennie Wilcox
Pomona
Calif
Charlotte Wilbudget
Budget Bureau breakdown of tax dollar spending
Washington reports the average tax dollar by program: 62 cents for defense foreign aid and space, 10 for interest, 1 for agriculture veterans post office deficit 1 new domestic expenditures 1 anti recession programs 12 for other. Individual income provides 55 cents, corporations 26, excises 11/2 cents, and customs and other levies 7 cents.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Agriculture Veterans
Post Office
Stalin Body Removed From Lenin Mausoleum
The 22nd congress of the Soviet Communist Party unanimously ordered the removal of Joseph Stalin’s embalmed body from Lenin’s Mausoleum on Red Square. Khrushchev’s denouncement fueled public demand, with cries of support echoing through the hall. The Congress also renamed the mausoleum the Mausoleum of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin and approved a memorial to Stalin’s purges victims. Several options for disposal of the body were discussed, including burial in Novo-Devichy cemetery, a family crypt, or other sites.
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Stalin
Soviet Union
Vladimir Tigich
Ivan Spiridonov
Communist Party
Leningrad
Gori
Kremlin
Conthe
Tass
V. M. Moloroval
Gir Dzhavakhishvili
Afov
Georgia
Starpremier
Repub
Geor
Gian Party
Karl Marx
Marx
Novo- Devtchi
Weather outlook for Ohio with showers and warm spell
Considerable cloudiness and continued warmth today with occasional showers and possible thunder. Highs 68 to 76, tonight 60 to 60. Tuesday mostly cloudy with showers and a cool down. Sunday range 51 to 72.
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Ohio
Congressmen Push U S Tests on Atmospheric Nuke Debate
Washington lawmakers denounced Russia's 50 megaton nuclear blast as an immoral intimidation act. Sen. Henry M. Jackson urged limited atmospheric tests for security, favoring low yields. Sen. Wayne Morse called the Soviet explosion a diplomatic bomb and warned of escalating warhead sophistication while advocating restraint.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
Capitol Hill
U.S
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Joint
Subcommittee On
Atomic Weapons
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
T—C—C
Jackson
The|said
Belgrade
Picasso Survives Birthday Festivities in Vallauris
Pablo Picasso, turning 80, survived an extravagant Vallauris celebration that drew about 14 000 people. He faced enthusiastic crowds, a riot police rescue during a plaza bullfight, and a four hour Nice concert while receiving tributes from Charlie Chaplin and Jean Cocteau.
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France
Htns
Pablo Picasso
Riviera
Picasso
Nice
David Douglas Duncan
Luis Dominguin
Pablo
Charlie Chaplin
Jean Cocteau
Vallauns
Soviet Union detonates record 50 megaton nuclear blast
Western Europe instruments register the largest man made explosion to date, potentially rivaling 100 million tons of TNT. Moscow claimed a 50 megaton test announced at the 22nd Soviet Communist Party Congress, drawing international condemnation from the United States, Britain, and Norway. The blast occurred above the Arctic Novaya Zemlia testing ground and was followed by a U.N. debate on the event.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Europe
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Arctic
Novaya Zemla
United Nations
United States
Russia
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
General Assembly
Guba
Kremlin
Nikita
Khrushchev
Stevenson
26th Known Blast Deepens Nuclear Test Tally
The Soviet test marks the 26th known explosion in the current series with most underwater blasts creating atmospheric fallout risks. The United States claims a fourth fallout free underground detonation since resuming tests this month. International scientists estimate a 50 megaton yield, with seismologists in London, Uppsala, Copenhagen, Strasbourg, Helsinki and Utrecht confirming a massive nuclear event.
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United States
Stockholm
Novaya Zemla
London
Kew Observatory
Jan Piegza
Sweden
Uppsala University Seismological Institution
Markus Baath
Danish Seismographic Institute
Copenhagen
Strasbourg
Finnish Institute of Radiophysics
Helsinki
Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute
Utrecht
Siberia
Arctic Ocean
Kara and
Barents Sea
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