Mixed reception to Keogh Act sparks cautious optimism
New York reports varied reaction to the self employed individuals retirement act, with early forecasts predicting 300000 to 400000 plans in year one. Project says the law will aid 2.5 million people, though Congress trimmed tax deductions, and many professionals worry about required employee inclusion and potential gimmicks.
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Tugboat Disappears in Ice Storm Off Long Island
A tugboat vanished in ice clogged waters off Long Island during a raging winter storm. The Coast Guard recovered one seaman’s body entombed in a solid cake of ice. eight others remain unaccounted for as rescue efforts continue.
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Kennedy hosts exclusive Palm Beach New Year party
President Kennedy attended a formal dinner dance at the Wrightsman oceanfront villa with Mrs Kennedy before yacht time on Lake Worth. He heads to Miami for the Orange Bowl with aides and Florida lawmakers in attendance.
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Should the doctor tell in patient truth debate
A Reader's Digest condensed article from Good Housekeeping presents a medical debate by two distinguished physicians. It questions whether doctors should disclose full truths to incurable patients and whether truth harms or helps in personal crises, exploring ethical and emotional tensions.
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Coast guard finds no survivors as tugboat crew presumed dead
Coast guard planes reported no sign of survivors or the tug. Officials told relatives the crew were presumed dead after one lifeboat was hurled onto a beach near Huntington Harbor. A body in ice was found in the lifeboat, entombed by wind driven spray as temperatures froze the scene.
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Kennedy pledge on Cuba sparks Tass perplexity and concern
Tass reports from Moscow quote Kennedy promising a free Havana and returning the Bay of Pigs battle flag amid sea of bellicose remarks. Tass stresses perplexity and concern over U.S. stance as Caribbean crisis settlement cited.
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Gladys Willis Hosts Christmas Family Dinner Group
A Shirley family Christmas gathering at Gladys Willis home included Roy and family of Wilkinson Sam Willis and sons from Peru Harry Loar and son from Lawrence Jerry Willis in Lincoln Denzil Willis at Fort Chaffee and others. Christmas Eve and Day visits and multiple extended family dinners and exchanges occurred among local households including Wilsons and Todds.
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Indianapolis
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Willis Family Ties Highlight Local Names
I Gladys Willis and sons were Mr and Mrs Harry Loar and son of Lawrence S Set and Mrs Sam Willis and sons of Peru and AFC. Jerry Willis of Lincoln Nebraska.
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Family Dinner At Odd Fellows Pageant Of Guests
A late year Odd Fellows family dinner drew numerous relatives including Chet Borum Thurs man Hysong Donald Hysong and families Maggie Irwin Virgil Phillips Clem Millspaugh Jess ie Dennison Nettie Tocci Howard McClintock and others. Christmas Day guests included Fred Beeman and family Thomas Basey Stock Maddy Bas ey Roselyn Basey and others.
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Howard
Christmas gatherings span families in Indiana town
Fragments show numerous Christmas dinners hosted by the Judds, Borums, and Kellums, with extended families from Anderson, Muncie, Columbus, and Richmond gathering at Oddfellow Hall and various homes. The report records social visits, gift exchanges, and church events, plus a Florida citrus price note and local notices.
Kennedy relative lands hosting role in county party event
In Charlotte the Kennedy name appears with no relation to the congress race as Deanna Kennedy, 38, headlines a Democratic primary gathering. Attendees include Mrs Ruth Deportes division head and other local hosts. The article notes plans for future meetings hosted by Janet Wood and Beulah Clock and mentions various attendees.
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Mary Beher Hosts Bridge Club Social Event
Mary Beher entertained the Taylor bridge club with members including Harold Mack, Tom Baits, Ethel Layne, Inez Free, Pauline Frank, and Dottie Moore. A beautiful gift was presented to president Mrs Ver Samuels by vice president Mrs Bailey.
Havana street clashes as ICC faces new rail merger talks
Disarray in Havana with pro Castro factions clashing in the streets while the Interstate Commerce Commission weighs consolidation of Pennsy, New York Central, and Norfork Western lines. Rioting follows embassy protests and police disperse demonstrators as steel production trends show slight declines from last year.
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Longest day spell in U S. touched Bagdad California
A historic weather oddity spanned from October 1912 to November 1914 totaling 767 days. The desert town of Bagdad California stood at the center of the event as the region endured an unusually prolonged period of heat and aridity.
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