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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1963
Page
4
The debate on tax reform hinges on distinguishing real loopholes from essential provisions like capital gains. Capital gains taxes are double taxation on profits from after tax funds, yet they enable investment and economic growth. The goal is to avoid harming the economy by mislabeling necessary tax rules as loopholes.
A Citizen column argues that the United States needs a current and practical diplomacy tool beyond the Monroe Doctrine to address regional and national security threats amid shifting international politics. The piece reflects on patriotic sentiment in Iowa Falls and critiques outdated policy.
A summary of roll call outcomes across the Senate and House. It lists voting on budget authorizations for the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, a $1.8 billion State Justice and Commerce appropriation, and a bill suspending equal broadcast time during the 1964 Presidential campaigns. It names voting members by state and chamber and provides contact addresses for Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Kansas offices.
A family tale centers on Nip Bonnett the curious 4 year old who swallowed a toothpaste lid after a visit at his grandmother Sis and her husband Poke plus their seven Bonnet family members react with humor. The story notes in laws are handy during mishaps.
A veteran citizen urges readers to tighten federal spending. The piece notes a small savings of under two percent from Treasury, Post Office and Executive Offices, while highlighting over 10 billion in backdoor spending and debt interest. It calls for a 10 percent cut in costs across departments except Defense.
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., on leave from Harvard to work in the Kennedy White House, defends welfare state policies as a sound response to communism. He touts Kennedy's leadership, compares New Frontier momentum to the New Deal, and predicts a strong 1964 term for Kennedy. The historian also notes his UN, Latin American, and European portfolio and his close, informal ties to the President.
A collection of public letters from Amarillo readers denounces drive-in movie advertising as degrading and urges action against pornographic promotions. Citizens urge national moral standards, criticize court rulings, and call for corrective measures amid debates on race, government policy, and Kennedy era issues.
A devotional excerpt notes Hezekiah spreading a letter before the Lord in the temple and inviting divine guidance. It urges readers with heartaches and problems to seek God’s answer rather than rely solely on human effort, attributed to Julien C Hyer.
President Kennedy in a foreign policy address argues Russians fall into leaders propagandists and people categories. He warns against assuming Soviet wishes align with the people and notes Moscow may risk war over Cuba and Berlin while the United States shies from action.
The piece critiques Kennedy era myth making around his speeches and achievements. It argues his words outpaced real policy results, noting successes like PT 109 and Cuba events but highlighting gaps between rhetoric and action and declining foreign ties.
Amarillo Daily News announces its 1909 independent stance and editorial leadership. Publication details list editors and managers, plus subscription and advertising rates, noting copyright 1963 by Globe-News Publishing Company and a Texas sales tax.
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