Tax Reform Urged to Reignite Economy by Bank Official
Dr Norris O Johnson of First National City Bank argues current federal taxes hinder growth and urge immediate revision. He cites 83 percent of revenue from income tax and warns steep rates reduce labor participation and productive effort.
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Norris O. Johnson
First National City Bank of New York
Johnson
Three U S Service Academies Compared as War Colleges
Fiscal 1963 costs for West Point Naval Academy and Air Force Academy exceed $100 million with further gains expected in 1964. Cadets and midshipmen undergo rigorous science and engineering programs with cost free tuition and monthly stipends while ROTC programs undergo re evaluation for efficiency across services.
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Military Academy
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Naval Academy
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Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
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Wise words on negligent driving and crime law
A Leeds University law professor argues public views negligent driving as not criminally wrong and that accidents harming only the driver are not crimes. He suggests removing such matters from criminal courts and using expert panels to investigate auto accidents like aviation incidents.
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Leeds University
England
Milwaukee Journal
Letter to Fulbright Attacks Dictatorship Criticism of Kennedy
A reader from Fayetteville Arkansas denounces Senator Fulbright and President Kennedy demanding freedom and warning that one man rule leads to Russia. The letter argues Christian heritage sustains America and predicts decline if Christ is dispensed with. Mrs Ray Lowery signs at 441 S Locust.
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Elect
Arkansas
Senate
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Russia
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
America
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Nip and Tuck children negotiate small jobs for cash
Mrs. Poke Bennett notes her four year old Nip earned five dollars on his birthday and plans for further work such as mowing, with older brother Tuck offering to pull weeds and wash a car. The family discusses gigs to fund toys, spurs, candy, and balloons as the children grow money-minded.
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Nip
Tuck
Sis
House probes committee abuses and staffing trends
The House is tightening control over committee budgets and staffing with a focus on minority staff access and investigative duplication. A bipartisan push, led by Rep. Ford and Rep. Schwengel, seeks budget discipline and stronger reporting while Chairmen face one year budgets and new oversight.
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House
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Education and Labor Committee
New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Gerald R. Ford Jr
Michigan
Omar E. Burleson
House Administration Committee
Burleson
John H. Kyl
Iowa Republican
Burleson Committee
Congressional Quarterly
Congress
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
GOP
Thomas B. Curtis
Schwengel
Schwenger
Charles A. Halleck
Halleck
Republican Committee
Ford
John W. McCormack
Curtis
McCormack
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Justice and the Duties of Judges in Psalm 11
A Sunday School lesson references David’s Psalm about justice and the legal courts. It emphasizes that judges must act by God’s rule and aid the poor and needy, underscoring responsibility placed on those who run the courts.
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David
Britannica Rewrite Sparks Debate on History and Bias
A columnist debates Britannica Britannica Inc and its ties to the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. Readers accuse Britannica of liberal slant and interlocking directorates while praising its updated interpretive articles.
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Britannica
Benton Corporation
Benton
Benton and Bowles
JFK’s European trip could clear misperceptions of U S policy
The piece urges President Kennedy to use visits to Bonn and Berlin to dispel European doubts about U S allegiance to Europe, nuclear defense of West Germany, and anti colonial aims in Africa. It argues for stronger Franco German and Italian alignment and hints at broader unity across the Six.
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Rome
Atlantic
Europe
United States
White House
Kremlin
East Europe
East Germany
Africa
JFK
Bonn
Ussr
Adenauer
Berlin
Kennedy
Italy
Ter
Gen. de Gaulle
Paris
France
Trivia quotes from a high school principal
A collection of witty lines about youth slowing down and social habits. The remarks touch on parenting, aging, earning trust, gardening fatigue, and lawn care. The humor centers on everyday relationships and neighborly behavior.
Daily News Publisher and staff directory list
The snippet lists the Amarillo Daily News staff and publishing details from 1963, including publisher Wesley Izard, editors Paul Timmons and Don Boyett, managing editor Grady Camp, and other roles. It also shows subscription rates for home delivery and mail, with pricing by region and distance within or beyond 300 miles of Amarillo, and notes copyright carried by Globe-News Publishing Company Inc.
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Daily News
Globe News Publishing Company, Inc
Ninth
Harrison Amarillo
Amarillo
Texas Wesley S$ Izzard
Paul Timmons
Don Boyett
Louise Evans
SHEL
Kritser Generals
Grady Camp
Lowell Brown
Texas
Globe-News$ Publishing Company Inc
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