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McNamara Confirms Opinions Differ In Viet WASHINGTON IUPH - De fense Secretary Robert S. McNa mara says there are "differences of opinion" among officials of U.S. agencies in South Viet Nam, but they are not working at cross-purposes. McNamara appeared Thursday before a closed-door session of the Senate Armed Services Com mittee to deliver a report on his recent inspection tour of the em battled Southeast Asian nation. He told newsmen later that "the war is going better" against the Communist-hacked Viet Conn guerrillas, and that the fighting was progressing in a very satis factory" manner. The State Department said ear ner mat all U.S. agencies both in Washington and Saigon, were in "full agreement" on U.S. poli cies in South Viet Nam. Sen. Richard B. 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The report was aimed at per suading the law-makers that every stockholder would wind up with higher after-taxes income even though tougher tax treatment would be imposed on dividend in come of big stockholders. j ne i reasury s report was made available as the Senate Fi nance Committee adjourned until Monday its pre-hcaring briefings on tne su billion tax cut bill, al ready passed by the House. The slow pace at which the Sen ate group moved Thursday at its tirsl session on the measure in creased doubts that the adminis tration would succeed in getting me tax cut enacted this year. Other congressional news: Automation: A Senate manpow er subcommittee called Ralph L. Vaugh of the Kaiser Steel Co. and Marvin Miller of the United Steel workers Union (AFL-CIO) to tes tify on the employment impact of automation. c Did You Know... Aspirin is Deductible! Aipirin, and hundreds of other drug produce, may be deductible in computing federal income tux. 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A new study by the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicated that the average wage boost in 1962 was eight cents an hour compared with a minimum of 10 cents an hour in the 1955-57 period. Although the department did not give any reasons for the drop-off in bargaining gains, many labor economists believe il reflects the higher unemployment rates of the past five years. Workers are not as militant about seeking pay increases in such a penod, these economists reason, but are more concerned about preserving job security. The new government figures do not reflect the value of so-called "fringe benefits" such as pen sions, longer vacations, welfare plans and other common contract provisions. HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. MIAMI (UPI) - Fidel Castro pictured himself to an interna tional conference of architects Thursday night as the "architect of a. new society and a new world," but restrained himself with difficulty from tongue-lashing the United States. Admitting it was "not easy," the Cuban premier deferred to the "non-political" gag rule of the conference and limited him self to only a couple of quick whacks at the U.S. Castro, whose harangues sel dom run less than two or three hours, spoke for only 73 minutes to the architects at Havana's "Workers' Palace." His speech was monitored here. Castro said a "brutal block ade" of Cuba by t h e United States was responsible for his re gime's economic troubles a fre quent charge. He also touched fleetingly on tne U.S. racial problem, saying southern Negroes are economical ly suppressed. Castro presented himself as the "architect of a new society," and dealt with such problems as Cuba's shortage of housing and trees to decorate Havana. Previous governments, Castro charged, "did not plant trees in the poor sections of the city, only in the areas where the rich lived." "A collective social consent is necessary," Castro said, to insure tree planting "because when every square foot of land be comes more and more valuable each year, then who is going to plant trees on the land? As for the housing problem, he said, we do not have the slight est doubt that the road we are following is the correct one" for solving the problem. Cuba Uses Nuclear Pacf To Bargain With Russia LONDON (UPD Cuban Pre mier Fidel Castro is detymg Moscow and withholding his sig nature from the partial nuclear test ban treaty, according to dip lomatic dispatches reaching here. The dispatches said Castro was believed to be using the test ban issue as a bargaining element. Among his demands is believed to be stronger Russian pressure on the United States to ease its restrictions on Cuba. Castro's loyalty to the Kremlin was showing signs of wavering. the reports said, and he appeared to be renewing a ilirtation Willi Communist China. The Cuban leader has kept out of the bristling polemics between Moscow and Peking so far. The test ban is one of the ma jor arguments in Peking's latest Friday, October 4, 1963 PAGE-3 Ben Bella Negotiation Offer Rejected ALGIERS (UPD-Bcrber moun tain fighters who have rebelled against President Ahmed Ben Bella's one-man rule rejected his offer of negotiations to end their uprising today and began building up their defenses. They moved armor plate and barbed wire to their hideouts in the Kabylia Mountains 60 miles cast of Algiers. Rebel trucks moved freely within the area, al though Ben Bella's troops have cut it off from the rest of Al geria. There has been no bloodshed since the uprising started Sunday. and Ben Bella, in a speech after receiving emergency powers to deal with it Thursday, said "any problems must be discussed with in the party and not in the moun tains with hands on submachine guns." But the military leader of the insurgents, 65-ycar-old Col. Mo hand Ou El Hadj, was defiant when lie talked to newsmen in his hideout Thursday. "We are the last chance for Al geria to get on the path to de mocracy," he said. "For that, we are ready to sacrifice every thing." The assumption of full powers was the latest in a scries of steps Ben Bella has taken against the Berbers, a separate nationality from the Arab majority in Algeria.- Since the dissidents rallied be hind El Hadi and Ben Bella's for mer deputy premier, 34-yoar-old Hocine Ait Ahmed, Ben Bella nas accused Morocco of aiding the opposition movement and has na tionalized all remaining lrencn- So point in Michigan is more than 85 miles from one of the four bordering Great Lakes. Qaan Sullivan, Interior Designer Will be at the Winema Motor Hotel, room 203, Friday and Saturday with the latest in decorating fabrics, color schemes and coordinating furnishings. OLD & NEW FRIENDS WELCOME owned land. 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