Revived Tax Cut Talk Opens Business Council Session
At Hot Springs Virginia the Business Council opened a weekend series of closed meetings with Kennedy administration officials as officials floated tax cuts to spur growth. An economic forecast warned of sluggish activity into next year while the Federal Reserve expanded banks lending power by lowering reserve requirements.
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Light quake rattles Italian town scarred by August disaster
A light earthquake was felt Thursday in Avellino, Italy, a town still recovering from August’s major quake. Residents rushed into the streets but there were no injuries or damage reported.
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Avellino
Italy
U S Test Rests With Untried Missile In Pacific Blast
Honolulu dispatch reports the United States plans a high altitude nuclear test in the Pacific using an untried booster not yet used in Johnston Island series. JTF 8 defends Thor amid failures as weather could postpone the launch to Sunday or Monday.
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Joint Task Force 8
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Mother of actor Cesar Romero dies at 81 in LA
Maria Romero, 81, mother of actor Cesar Romero, died Wednesday in Los Angeles from a heart ailment. A former concert singer, she was the daughter of Cuban patriot and author Jose Marti.
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Maria Romero
Cesar Romero
Romero
Jose Marti
GOP Leaders Label Ben Bella Turncoat Over Cuba Links
Republican leaders criticize Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella as a turncoat after his Cuba visit with Fidel Castro supporting U S pullout from Guantanamo Bay They also note his White House reception and Castro Ha vana communique as evidence of aligned viewpoints with Cuba.
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Assistant professor Washington obituary note
The Rev. John L. Madden, 51, an assistant professor at Catholic University, is identified in this AP report. Further details on his position and circumstances follow in the full obituary section.
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