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k Thursday "to give consideration to the idea that atmospheric nuclear testa In Nevada- - be- - s cheduled in the winter or months to reduce the possible contamination of milk" ' - 0 - i 7- - - 1 ACCOMPANYING the Pres' dent to New York and to the dinner were Sen Warren G Magnuson (Wash) chairman ! of the Senate Democratic Cam- ' FIT - ItT-- Tribune 'Washington Bureau WASHINGTON May 23 — The Atomic Energy Commission was asked by Sen Wallace 41010110Stcltc o Test Danger - eTA1 1 - paign Committee and Rep V Kirwan (Ohio) Membership In the Pres' chairman of the House Demodent's Caub is limited to those cratic Campaign Committee who have contributed $1000 or They are expected to get part more this year to the Demo of the money raised Thursday critic National Committee night to help finance congresAMONG THE Democrats sional campaigns next year NoteL r ' ' - present were Vice President Lyndon II Johnson UN Am- bassador Adial E Stevenson Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs W Averell Harriman former Democratic National Chairman James A Farley and New York Mayor Robert F Wagner IT) '1 ” A5 minutes before Kennedy prot etedetil0 thediritierfo- 'AR'I'mTt9:"!" The Prealdent arrived at Idle ' wild Airport earlier ThUrsday and went directly to Battery Park on the southernmost tip of Manhattan to dedicate the memorial -- a series of 'time slabs carrying the names of 4596 Americans who lost their lives In Atlantic waters during World War IL Party Brings $600000 ''''i - - - L ' r11 M 1963 3Iay IFK""7DeateateS"Var 111emorta r rejection leave' wheat ' wheat prices re- ' ' a t with producers price support sults from f i farm of $125 a bushel but '"' ' s --'' ere rejection oft only if ' at nevi - produt they agree to restrictions on 1 tion control plan acres planted that now are in ' I President Ken effect ' fled)? delegated Otherwise Z turners are tree to- - Secmtary of! to ' ' ' ''''r ''' plant as much wheat as ' Secy ' Agriculture Or- 1 wish Freeman vine L Freeman they Itc ' Some i experts predicted wheat authority to prevent dumping' ' I ' ' of wheat abroad in fulfillment acreage to soar to 63 million t tk 4 0 I of commitments under the 111 or more acres The present i temational Wheat Agreement acreage under federal law is ' ' t 53 million acres of 1949 l -- - 'i' ''' ---The Republicans' who have t THIS ACTION was taken as f- -t ' ' ' '" to present new wheat pledged 1 ' b foreign wheat exporting cowl bills were emphasizing Thum tfr 1' $ t 4 i tries including Canada ex- day that their t '' s sal - '' prombe was "to i pressed fear that an expected Lry -"- to gain new wheat legiala t' -'"' increase further in American tion to offset a price disaster surplui Wheat would jeopard‘ THEY CONCEDED the dit i ' - t ize stable markets 1 if ' flculties because of the hot tol ''''a IT CAME as Republicans be- political climate resulting front arif i so grin dropping bills into the the wheat vote and the need t ' ' mill to let '' congreasional up for agreement among themprograms under selves on a satisfactory bM voluntary A I ' which farmers would receive v Republicans were counting tii Pairother 41 — on 1 and the supports ' 0 1"--eleCtion price year to p64 t!' ments for curbing wheat out- help them gain Democratic It — 1 -put toprevent a dip to ruinous support although Democratic f Lit i leaders reasserted they would : prices any new - legislation Mr Kennedy has predicted oppose this year producers the price of wheat would have anothersaying chance to vote mAseeetatall Press Wirephote on mandatory controls next A huge bronze eagle dominates Nene la'21re'w East Coast Memorial Center Is Gen Jacob L year York as President Kennedy watts to dedicate I Devers Sen Mike Mansfield en the right 1 TributkeFriday r 'A ' N r ' ' !:2 - !tot American gram The La's The Salt IIIIIIMOIROIROMMONR0141iva44144 ' ' ' — ' - I- Jo " - — - 444 3 !f 1 -- 5 - - - - g - 0 Now v- -- ": 4 01-1- -- 2 drop from Ite present 611 level to about $110 - ' LAa Ver Some economists expected first step Thursday to prevent ''''''-: —711upsetting worldI the price rcridip even lower ' I markets if through the growers' rejection f the of a mandatory control pro 1:1predicted plunge 4 C' Art - - - —7- '1"----ft 1 Tett Ilmee 'Wyk" WASHINGTON May 23 — - "" -- orldNleat Disaster-- Ps 761k-14 tvoi::' - - 0 NRCIPP !E 1 4Imoo — - - - a |
