Mrs. Margaret Beck Remembered for Kindness and Art Patronage
Mrs. Margaret Spaulding Beck died Tuesday morning after years of illness. A DePauw University graduate and former head of the Dramatics Department at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, she inspired friends through First Presbyterian Church and several clubs. Her husband Robert, daughter, and three grandchildren survive. the Anderson Herald offers condolences.
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Margaret Spaulding Beck
First Presbyterian Church
Hawthorne
Beck
Mrs. Beck
DePauw University
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Robert
Byrnes Calls For Prudence In Tax Cut And Spending
Rep John W Byrnes Republican Wisconsin senior Ways and Means member argues a coordinated tax and spending cut program is needed to offset a 98 to 99 billion fiscal 1964 spending plan He warns that an 8 billion tax cut without deficits reduction would be fiscally reckless and cites roadblocks to growth including strikes regulation and government competition as limiting factors.
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House
Kennedy
John
W. Byrnes R.wis
Ways and Means Committee
Rep. Byrnes
Byrnes
Ways and Means and Appropriations Committees
Congress
Youth Conservation Corps
Department of Urban Affairs
Wisconsin
Companies use Civil War bounty to lure engineers
In a defense of tech talent, firms are offering incentives to employees who recruit technician professionals. One company posted a prize of $100 for every intern or hire connected to the recruit. The piece notes the intense competition for space-age engineers and technicians.
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Record Ski Vessel Rules Shifts and Lake Training Notes
The article discusses steam vessel rules and water ski records tied to a 62 mile distance from Imperial Beach to San Clemente Island. It notes vessels under propulsion count as steam vessels under the Road Rules and highlights ongoing efforts to break water skiing records with Navy and athletic participants in Chicago and the Great Lakes training programs.
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Constellation
Imperial
Great Lakes
J.B. Martin
Cuba
Key Sphere
West
SIOCK
Chicago
William C. Kittrell
ADC
Successful Investing Family Faces Move Rent Not Buy
A reader asks if a young family should rent rather than buy as they may move within a year or two. The letter discusses allocating savings to growth stocks, keeping cash in the bank, and avoiding real estate purchases until a stable location is found. It weighs owning a house versus investing while managing a mixed portfolio including AT, FNMA, Paper, and other stocks.
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International Paper
American Telephone
Beth
Erglehem
Fanny Mae
R.N
Features Corp
ITU
Glenn Falls
Anderson College
Rod
Council
Ascikt
Acne Morbidity Debates Use of Face Creams and Vanity
The excerpt argues acne and oily skin are physiological and not a disease, urging simple cleansing with soap and water. It condemns cosmetic obscurity while noting the social stigma and emotional pain from pimples, blackheads, and youthful vanity.
Tax Cut Strategy Guides Bi partisan Budget Talks
Roscoe Drummond reports that the Kennedy administration pushes for a major tax cut this year as a path to reduce spending. Conservatives and lawmakers weigh the timing and impact while White House negotiates stage by stage to win support and keep the deficit in check. The plan links lower taxes to faster growth, aiming to benefit the economy and taxpayers. The piece notes the administration’s flexibility to win Republicans and reformers over.
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Scoe Drummond
Washington
Kennedy
Law
Foundation
Wilbur Mills
Plumley
Chamber
Gressional Coalition
Amen
White House
New York Herald
Case Records of a Psychologist on Choosing a Husband
Doris, 17, asks Dr Crane how a girl should choose a good husband. A survey of 1,187 unmarried women lists merits a future mate should have, including neat appearance, respect for others, ambition, health, reliability, generosity, and family background. The piece urges prudent selection for future children and marriage happiness and offers professional tests for sweethearts.
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Doris
Wsborn
Tesla
Doris H
Fragmented Voice and Political Debate Across 1960s Clerical Notes
A patchwork of miscellaneous quotes recalls a traffic cop’s blunt advice to a vexed driver and a judge’s complex murder case. The piece then shifts to a stenographer's accuracy, a college program recruiting students into accounting, and a court scene about word counts. It closes with Spain theater recalls, a 16 versus 12 sizing anecdote, and a broad discussion of bipartisan tax policy and federal deficits.
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Jon
Personal health letters to Dr Brady seek stamped envelopes
Readers are told signed letters on health and hygiene will be answered by Dr Brady if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Due to high volume only a few letters can be answered here. Messages must follow instructions and be sent to Mr William Brady at 265 El Carmine, South Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Tak
William Brady
el Carmine
South
Beverly Hails
Calif
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