Javits Presses Kennedy to Move Congress on Economy
Sen Javits says a laggard Congress and a slow pace in passing pro growth bills threaten economic revival. He criticizes leadership for inaction while White House pursues farm price controls amid surging storage costs.
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UPI
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White House
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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Pakistan Receives $83 Million in U.S. Loans for Rail Rehab
Pakistan officials report that the United States has granted loans and aid totaling 83 million dollars for rehabilitating Pakistan's railway system. The funds aim to improve rail infrastructure and services across the aging network.
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Adenauer Calls West to Rally Over East German Revolt
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged world leaders to oppose East Germany on the ninth anniversary of the 1953 uprising. He and mayor Willy Brandt condemned East German shootings at the border while urging Soviet release of revolt victims and stressing unity.
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Vientiane Prepares for Formal Government Installations
Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma leads a coalition government with Phoumi Nosavan and Souphanouvong as vice premiers as rival forces guard the ceremony in Vientiane. About 300 troops from opposing factions establish camps near three villas for the Monday installation.
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UPI
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Pathet Lao
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Phoumi Nosavan
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Spoiled horse meat blamed for taint in Italian village
Authorities in San Ferdinando di Puglia reported more than 150 food poisoning cases blamed on spoiled horse meat. The Sunday tally prompts an investigation into contaminated meat linked to local suppliers and health officials urge precaution.
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Rome
API
San Ferdinando di Puglia
Plot to smash Korean junta uncovered in Seoul
South Korea's CIA disclosed a plot to overthrow the military regime led by Gen Park Chung Hee. The conspirators included ex prisoners of war, retired officers, a student leader, and two Korea University students, with funds from a high ranking former Democratic party member.
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Song
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Yo Chang
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Kim Chong Pil
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Seoul
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Suh
Kim
Lae Young Whan
Chung Myung Kwan
Eechu” Party
Korea University
Plct
UN Technical Aid Pledges Rise to Record 1961 Total
The U N Technical Assistance Board said governments pledged a record 1.56 million dollars in 1961 to aid developing nations an increase of 7.7 million dollars from 1960 The board warned that another 1 million to 10 million dollars yearly will be needed to meet expected demands through 1970 as the development decade ends.
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U.N. Technical Assistance Board
U.N
Rusk Sees Limited Southeast Asian Progress
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said he is disappointed that stability in Southeast Asia has not been restored despite years of effort. He urged the free world to persist with additional effort and sacrifice if necessary, in a television radio interview with Senator Kenneth Keating.
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Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
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Rusk
De Gaulle weighs successor amid plots and constitutional changes
Paris reports reveal Charles de Gaulle, age 72, fears France could slip into civil strife after his departure. A high source notes he contemplates constitutional reforms including direct election of the president and a vice president to prevent instability.
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UPI
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France
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OAS
Algeria
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Taste Preference Gap Revealed by UC Food Technologist
Mrs. Rose Marie Pangborn of the University of California reports that men prefer sweeter foods than women. The finding highlights gender differences in taste and dietary habits based on controlled tastings and surveys.
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