Business leaders and Kennedy plan joint pay balance study
U.S. Steel chairman Roger Blough led a White House meeting with President Kennedy and Treasury officials to agree on completing a balance of payments study. Kennedy urged broad cooperation across government and the economy to restore confidence amid stock market declines, while critics urged fiscal restraint to avoid deficits. The deficit threatens gold reserves, now at a 22 year low of 16.4 billion dollars.
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Mills Opposes Kennedy Tax Cut Stance in Hearing
Chairman Wilbur D. Mills of the House Ways and Means Committee publicly disassociated himself from President Kennedy’s pledge to seek an income tax cut next year. Speaking before the House Rules Committee he said he had not advocated a tax reduction this year or next and would not favor cutting revenues while spending was rising, addressing conservative questioning on the issue.
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Stocks Take Heavy Losses In Late Trading
New York stock market faced severe selling as major issues fell sharply. The Dow Jones industrials closed at 580.94, down 14.23, with losses ranging from 1 to 5 dollars on key stocks and late-hour attempts to rebound failing.
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Kennedy Backtracks as Medicare Fight Opens for Compromise
The Kennedy administration signals a shift toward compromise on elderly medical care tied to social security. Secretary Ribicoff met with Ways and Means backing groups behind closed doors, with Mills and Kerr opposing and Kennedy insisting any plan remains linked to social security. The approach seeks to bypass a full congressional clash while pressing for passage next year if needed.
Laos Accord Unclear U S to Stay in Thailand
U S officials say despite Laos princes forming a coalition government the United States will keep about 4800 troops in Thailand for now to curb Communist infiltration and to monitor the Laos Viet Nam border corridor as Geneva talks loom.
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First Encore For Charlie Citizen sparks Tucson puzzle reprint
Charlie Citizen makes his first encore as Tucson Daily Citizen reprints this week puzzle due to high interest and a $525 jackpot. The reprint appears on page 35 with clues. deadline is Thursday at 9 am and the winner, if any, will be announced Saturday.
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Saguaros Bloom As Arizona Heat Boosts Cactus Color
Tucson weather notes giant saguaros flowering as June heat drives bloom of crowns of white state flowers. Forecast highs near 98 with cooler nights around 59, winds diminish as day grows. noon shade reading 93 with low humidity.
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Elder Citizen Thanks The Mayor Bond Proposal
A Tucson senior in a church group thanked Mayor Lew Davis for the $26.7 million bond issue focusing on parks and recreation. The first item proposes $250,000 for development to balance growth over the next five to ten years, including Santa Rita Park and a Rincon High School pool project.
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Tucson
Additional Pools Planned for City School Recreation
Recreation officials say Rincon pool would serve over 30 000 East Side swimmers yearly and a Del Norte pool over 50 000 North Side swimmers each summer. Bond funds are insufficient due to rising costs, prompting use of leftover old bond money and new bond funds to complete Rincon Del Norte and Santa Rita projects. Remaining funds would finance other parks and recreation needs after those are built.
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Alcatraz Escape Bid By Three Convicts Reported
Three bank robbers escaped from Alcatraz during the night using a driftwood raft. Warden Collison said the men, John and Clarence Anglin and Frank Mortis, cut bars and climbed via a tunnel to the roof, then to the island shore in a bid to reach the bay. Police and Coast Guard joined the FBI in a bay-wide search for the fugitives.
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Artillery Slashes Viet Nam Reds in North Central Province
Government artillery targeted concentrations of Communist guerrillas in Phuoc Thanh province today, with a commu nique reporting about 30 killed or wounded.
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Viet Nam
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Downtown Revaluation Plans Tied to Urban Renewal Fate
County Assessor A. E. Bade pledged 63 tax revaluations in a defined downtown area bounded by 18th Street and the Stone Avenue underpass. Valuations for stores on Stone east of Valley National Bank were protested, with area-wide study delaying changes. Downward shifts were anticipated for West Congress Street, amid last year's complaints.
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Jack) Bade
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Bade
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Country Life Conference Opens
Notices indicate the Citizen newspaper highlights a Country Life Conference opening, with additional Inside pages noting an hours schedule and a reference to Hitchcock igniting a dispute, pointing readers to page 15 and page 31 for full context.
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