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Congress
Reluctant
On Bills
WASHINGTON (LTD - The
next three weeks may be cru
cial in the making of a record
for the first session of the 88th
Congress.
Action on the two most im
portant bills of the session
a tax cut and civil rights legis
lation rests with the Senate
Finance and the House Rules
Committees. They must act be
fore an expected Christmas re
cess 'Dec. 22 i( Congress is to
vote on the programs early in
im.
President Kennedy had call
ed for their passage this year,
but even before his assassina
tion it was obvious neither would
be approved before 1964. It is
unlikely that President Johnson
will be able to alter the situa
tion. 1 The Senate Finance Commit
tee was to begin its last week
of hearings on the House-passed
bill to reduce federal taxes by
$11 billion and reform the inter
nal revenue code. Closed - door
consideration of the bill by the
committee will follow w ith pres
sure expected to be exerted on
members to finish their work
and have the measure ready for
a Senate vote in January.
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Deny Political Shift
WASHINGTON (LPH - The
Goldwater for president camp
is shrugging off claims that its
candidate has been badly hurt
by political shifts caused by the
death of President Kennedy.
It is preparing to drive ahead
even though its candidate, Sen.
Barry Goldwater of Arizona,
has shied away from any com
ment of a political nature since
President Johnson replaced Ken
nedy in the White House. Gold
water has not declared himself
a candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination.
Goldwater backers answer
questions as to whether tlieir
candidate has been weakened
with arguments of their own,
such as:
He still has far more, na
tional convention delegates in
sight than any potential rival.
Goldwater has a large corps
of dedicated followers ready to
ring doorbells and raise money
with more zeal than any cam
paign organizations which might
be built for other possible can
didates. Although Gov. Nelson A.
Rockefeller of New York is an
announced contender, the oppo
sition to Goldwater still has not
agreed on a candidate.
Assuming that Johnson will
be the 1964 Democratic nominee
the Goldwater partisans are
ready to admit that they are
playing in a new ball game but
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they are not ready to abandon
their chosen captain.
If and when Goldwater be
comes an active candidate, he
already has the framework of a
national campaign organization.
A start has been made toward
selling up a national headquar
ters in a hotel adjacent to the
Senate' office buildings. It is un
der the direction of Denison
Kitchol, a Phoenix, Ariz., attor
ney and an old friend of Gold
water. Kik-liel officially is manager
of Goldwater's campaign for re
election to the Senate and un
officially a coordinator of na
tional political activities.
Two tasks undertaken by
Kitchol are research and the
enlistment of expert advisers
for Goldwater from college cam
puses. He also is keeping an
eye on the work of the National
Draft-Goldwater Committee, an
organization set up last April.
Goldwater has disclaimed any
responsibility for the draft com
mittee. APPROVE RATIFICATION
BONN (UPI) The upper
House of the West German
Parliament Friday unanimously
approved ratification of the
partial nuclear test ban treaty.
The lower House is expected to
follow suit before the Christ
mas recess.
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Guerrillas
iUPU-One U.S. soldier was
killed and another seriously
wounded in a Communist guer
rilla ambush Sunday night near
the Cambodian border, a U.S.
military spokesman said today.
Nine South Vietnamese troops
also were wounded in the clash,
the second serious encounter be
tween government and Viet
Cong forces within a few hours
Sunday.
In the first battle, also near
the Cambodian border, the Com
munists killed, wounded, or cap
tured the entire garison of a
government outpost before be
ing driven off.
The guerrillas lost an esti
mated 50 men in tlic six hours
of fighting but 42 of the 60
troops defending the outpost
were killed, and 15 to 20 of
their wives and children also
died.
The American casualties
brought to 113 the number of
U.S. combat deaths since large
scale assistance to Soulh Vict
Nam began in January, 1961.
The death toll from all causes
now is 141.
Names of the two U.S. serv
icemen were being withheld
pending notification of relatives.
The spokesman said they were
riding in the cab of a truck in
a two-vehicle convoy and the
guerrillas set off a mine under
it.
The Americans were accom
panying a Vietnamese troop
convoy in the border area about
115 miles west of Saigon.
WANTS KENNEDY COIN
WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep.
Henry B. Gonzalez, D-Tex.,
wants Congress to authorize a
new 50-ccnt piece commemorat
ing President John F. Kennedy.
His measure, submitted Fri
day, proposes that the coins be
sold at a premium and that the
profits be used for erection of
a monument to Kennedy in
Washington.
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Friends Questioned
In Death Of Actress
HOLLYWOOD (LPH De.
tecuves questioned friends and
neighbors of actress Karyn
Kupcinet today in an effort to
track down (lie killer who
strangled her with such force
that a bone in her neck was
broken.
The county coroner said an
autopsy indicated Miss Kupci
net died "by manual strangu
lation." Her nude body was
found in her apartment Satur
day night by friends.
Those questioned Sunday in
cluded the persons known to
have last talked with the 22-year-old
actress Wednesday
night, including her former boy
friend, actor Andrew Prine of
the "Wide Country" television
scries.
Lt. George Walsh said two
others, free lance writer Ed
ward Steven Rubin. 22, and
actor Robert Hathaway, 24,
were the last ones lo see Miss
Kupcinet. Both told deputies
they left her apartment before
'midnight when site apparcd to
be getting sleepy as they
watched television.
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"Whoever did it got a three,
day start on us," said Walsh.
He said that a house-to-house
check would be made of the
neighborhood.
The three men and a fourth,
actor William Mamches, 23, an
other friend of tlic dead girl,
were given lie detector tests,
according to sheriff's Sgt. Carl
Vaughn. He suid such tests
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Mamches. Rubin and Hathaway
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All four were allowed to go
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Vaughn said.
Prine and the young actress
had recently decided "not lo
see one another so often," he
said. He is divorced from ac
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Miss Kupcinet, the daughter
of Chicago newspaper colum
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Times, was found by actor
Marl: Goddard, 27, who plays
the role of a detective on Rob
ert Taylor's television series,
"The Detective."
WASHDAY
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WASHINGTON UP1 - The
House was expected lo move
swiftly today to approve a bill
that would provide temporary
Secret Service protection and
other benefits to President Ken
nedy's widow and children.
The bill was introduced only
last Friday by Rep. Tom Mur
ray. D-Tenn., chairman of the
House Post Office and Civil
Service Committee.
1 Under an cxisLng law, enact
ed in 1936. Mrs. Kennedy is en
titled to a 110.000 annual pen
sion for the rest of her life.
Murray's bill would author
ize: Lifetime franking privileges
for Mrs. Kennedy, enabling her
to send mail postage free.
Tlie General Services Ad
ministration to provide her with
office space for six months at
a place to be selected by her,
and up to $50,000 for employ
ment of a stuff.
Secret Service protection
or her and her two children
for one year, with at least two
agents assigned to the family.
Government payment of ex
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Other congressional news:
Cutis: The Senate Commerce
Committee is reported ready to
approve Sen. Thomas J. Dodd's
bill to prevent criminals and
juveniles from purchasing guns
through the mail once it gets
Justice Department approval.
Dctkl. a Connecticut Democrat,
amended the measure after
President Kennedy's assassina
tion to extend the prohibition to
rifles, similar to the $12.78 Italian-made
weapon used to kill
the Chief Executive in Dallas.
Taxes: Tlie Senate Finance
Committee begins its last week
of hearings on tlie House-passed
$11 billion tax cut measure.
Closed-door consideration of the
stalled bill by the committee
will follow with pressure ex
pected to he exerted on mem
bers lo finish their work and
have the measure ready for a
Senate vote in January.
Fallout Shelters: Army Chief
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and Stuart L. Pittman, assist
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