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The Soviets are finding it necessary to continue to pour funds into North Korea. The latest “technical assistance program” calls for $125 million… The Polish Communist Party has restored First Secretary Gomulka to its Politburo, thus officially forgiving his ‘‘right-wing nationalist deviation” during the Stalin era.

Labor Secretary Mitchell has come out against an increase in the minimum wage at this time… The U.S. budget for 1961 will be a mandatory $2 billion more, due to automatic increases. If Congress doesn’t pass President Eisenhower’s proposed gasoline tax and postal rate increases, the deficit, without legislative help, will jump $3.4 billion.

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The Soviets are finding it necessary to continue to pour funds into North Korea. The latest “technical assistance program” calls for $125 million… The Polish Communist Party has restored First Secretary Gomulka to its Politburo, thus officially forgiving his ‘‘right-wing nationalist deviation” during the Stalin era.

Labor Secretary Mitchell has come out against an increase in the minimum wage at this time… The U.S. budget for 1961 will be a mandatory $2 billion more, due to automatic increases. If Congress doesn’t pass President Eisenhower’s proposed gasoline tax and postal rate increases, the deficit, without legislative help, will jump $3.4 billion.