Budget plan: Kennedy proposes record 1964 outlays
President Kennedy presents a large budget calling for 1964 appropriations near 96.5 billion with 47 billion for defense and 4.2 billion for space. He forecasts a 2.7 billion net revenue loss in 1964 but expects higher future revenues as tax cuts aim to spur growth. The plan includes expanded missiles, air defenses, and a moonward space program.
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Khrushchev Tours East Berlin and Wall Crossing
Khrushchev visited East Berlin and the Berlin Wall crossing amid guards and border posts. Maj. Gen. Helmut Poppe explained the crossing layout while a Western Army officer observed from the western side. Khrushchev waved to reporters and indicated a moment to move back as the line held. The visit was part of a broader East German tour, with officials signaling plans for future travel and topics to be discussed at the East German party congress.
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Kennedy Seeks Large Funding For Antietam Area Projects
The President proposes extensive funding for Antietam area development including road, park, and flood control projects. Proposals cover Perry Point Hospital modernization, NASA site work at Goddard and Wallops Island, Harpers Ferry repairs, and additional West Virginia, Delaware, and Eastern Shore river and waterway studies. A separate note discusses advice on cooking husbands in a stray Arizona Graphic column.
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Federal Budget Cash Budget Chart for Fiscal 1964
A chart shows President Kennedy's cash budget for fiscal 1964, larger than the regular $98.8 billion budget share to Congress, including payments into and out of government trust funds not appropriated by Congress. It lists social security unemployment compensation veterans life insurance and similar items with a wirephoto caption.
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No Justice, Lawyer Says, Client Fined
A case on the front page outlines how Mon gan Wailxl faced a magistrate panel over a stolen car report. Feinbinder argued for leniency, noting testimony was questioned and the record finally located. The magistrate warned of harsher penalties if reporting had not occurred. Several other brief items list local fines for traffic violations and speeding.
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Blast Shakes Three Villages On Long Island
A series of explosions hit a magazine plant in Garden City Nassau County Long Island causing homes to shake and residents to flee. The blasts damaged fuel oil tanks in a one story plant at 224 %in Street Garden City prompting evacuation of ninety families from two apartment houses. no injuries reported.
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Tax Cuts Move to July Start in Kennedy Plan
President Kennedy signals tax relief could begin in the calendar year 1969 with a second stage of rate cuts and reforms aimed at boosting growth. Some economists worry the economy may stall if delays delay tax relief, risking continued deficits and unemployment. The budget assumes modest growth and tax revenues, with personal income and corporate profits rising modestly, but economists call the growth pace insufficient to curb joblessness. Kennedy argues tax cuts are necessary to revive activity and ultimately raise future revenues.
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Councilmen Denounce Mayor Budget Loss in City Finance
Council denounces Mayor Burhans over budget cuts and blamed lack of an administrator. City officials cite the absence of a city controller and the need for an administrative assistant as factors in late payments and deficits. The council notes prior approvals for large projects and seeks state tax relief measures amid ongoing fiscal strain.
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Three East Germans Escape West via Border Barbed Wire
Three East Germans slipped into West Berlin through a triple row of barbed wire at the western border. Police said the escape went unnoticed by Communist guards and no further details were released.
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Mechanical Robot to Walk in Moscow Museum
Soviet technicians report designing a mechanical robot intended to walk around a Moscow museum to showcase feats. The device aims to demonstrate advances in automatons and cybernetic engineering within a cultural setting.
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Prayer for strength and guidance from Cheverly minister
A Cheverly Maryland minister Roy Steller offers a morning prayer asking heavenly father for protection against evil, strength for today, and guidance to keep paths of usefulness. He prays for diligence and assurance of doing one’s best for God, in Jesus name.
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Treatment for dyspepsia marketed in Willard form relief
A fragmented OCR item touts a new remedy called Willard Treatment for minors with stomach and digestive complaints. It names multiple pharmacies including Chatkin's, Fisher's, and Peoples' Drug Stores as distributors and references stomach and intestinal ailments, claiming relief and digestion benefits.
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