U.S. Dollars To Shape Future Of Latin America
Editorial notes U S policy uses dollars to steer Latin American economies and governments. Key points include new trade legislation, a $20 billion ten year Alliance for Progress with half US funding, and UN reform reliance. Officials acknowledge sovereignty concerns but push for influence via aid and diplomacy amid global shifts.
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Kennedy Defends Tax Revision Plan At News Conference
President Kennedy warned that GOP efforts to kill the tax revision plan would harm the economy by stifling investment and costing about 600 million dollars in uncollected taxes on dividends and interest. He urged support to close loopholes and cited 1.2 billion revenue loss from incentives. He noted Supreme Court Justice Whittaker retires for ill health effective April 1.
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AEC Explodes Another Underground Nuclear Test
The Atomic Energy Commission fired another underground nuclear explosion at the Nevada test site. It was the 23rd test announced in the current series and had a low yield of less than 20 000 tons of TNT.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Middletown Mayor Won't Seek Reelection in June
Middletown Mayor Gene T. Dicks announced he will not run again in the June municipal elections. He resigns to resume duties as an inspector with the Department of Agriculture, citing travel demands. Vice Mayor Russell Mc Cauley will assume his responsibilities as Dicks departs for a strawberry auction inspection in Hammond, Louisiana.
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Court Rejects New Witnesses For Eichmann
Israel's Supreme Court refused motions by Adolf Eichmann's attorney to hear new witnesses and declined to delay its verdict on his appeal against the death sentence.
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Winchester 1849 Republican copy found in Marlboro Fort
Gene T. Dicks shared a December 21 1849 Winchester Republican with local notes on slave sales at the courthouse George D Harrison advertised Valley Mill Farm for sale state expected a 187000 surplus by 1850 Adam Thompson White Post announced a farm family addition his goat bore four blue kids. Poinsettias bloom in Farmers Merchants Bank windows since December 15 now 342 months. Crocuses brighten 514 Amherst St West End home front lawn.
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Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Parade Sets May Units
Rally last night in the George Washington Hotel announced more than 100 parade units plus 39 floats ready for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. 109 units were entered for the Firemen’s parade and 15 communities will participate May 4 in Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom contest events.
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Peron Returning To South America Amid coup turmoil
Associates of Gen. Juan D. Peron said ouster of Argentina's Frondizi could drive the ex-dictator to fly to Uruguay or Chile to be closer to operations. Other sources suggested Peron might stay away from Argentina. Peron was not available for comment.
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Steel negotiators reach non inflationary two year contract
Pittsburgh AP reports top steel industry negotiators reached a broad two year pact with no immediate wage increase. The United Steelworkers union and major firms plan further talks next weekend with wage policy and company committees to ratify. Fringe benefits gain about ten cents hourly, with provisions for vacation pension and unemployment. The deal aims to avert a strike before the June 30 contract expiry and allows reopening after year one.
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Supreme Court Justice Whittaker Announces Retirement
Washington AP report states Justice Whittaker, in ill health after five years on the bench, will retire effective April 1. President Kennedy will appoint the successor, with a decision to be announced soon. Ribicoff is mentioned as a possible candidate, though no process details were given.
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French Lift Algiers Ban
The French army ended a six day blockade of Bab el Oued, with troops patrolling as residents exchanged experiences. After Friday clashes killed 15 soldiers and wounded 90, authorities had confined 50,000 inhabitants and seized 3,000 people and large arms caches. In Paris a plastic bombing caused extensive property damage with no casualties.
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Eddie Fisher Hospitalized Amid Divorce Rumors
Eddie Fisher is hospitalized in New York for rest amid the collapse of his marriage to Liz Taylor. The New York Daily News reports a nervous breakdown, while Fisher's manager says he is resting and will leave Friday. Louis Nizer disputes illness rumors and confirms a brief rest at a general hospital.
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100 Years Ago Today Highlights
Gen Albert S Johnson reassembled Confederate Western forces at Corinth Mississippi and a skirmish occurred at Rappahannock Station Virginia. This note continues on page 12 column 6.
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Slow Motion Coup Deposes Argentina Leader Frondizi
In a bloodless operation the armed forces remove President Arturo Frondizi and detain him on Martin Garcia Island. Jose Maria Guido, next in line, was named potential successor though he had not yet accepted, as military leaders faced internal splits and regional reactions.
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Correction of prices in yesterday's Chevrolet advertisement
A correction lists stock numbers and prices: Stock 75B a 1951 Chevrolet at 94.50, Stock 91 a 1952 Ford at 149.50, Stock 35A a 1953 Ford at a price from B and M Chevrolet Co.
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