Tax reform debate points to major overhaul of rates
Life magazine summarizes a 16 expert panel on federal income tax changes. They call current rates too high and favor broad reform with a possible 6 to 10 billion dollar tax cut affecting all brackets, while warning against inflation and balance of payments risks if action is delayed.
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Mark Twain
Life Magazine
Ernest Havemann
Havemann
Havermann
Afl-Cio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Havermann
Earth Observation
Insurance Company
Individual Excellence Essential for a Free Society
The passage argues that a free society relies on high standards and competent, diligent work from every person. It asserts excellence in public life and education, plus personal conduct, as crucial for maintaining a strong, respectable society.
Successful Investing Minister With Large Family Nees One Switch In Stocks
A minister and five children seek guidance on reallocating investments. Adviser backs keeping Jersey Standard for safety, suggests exchanging balanced mutual fund for Stockpany, and notes American Hospital Supply growth. For income needs, Maytag is preferred over Avco due to dividend history and higher yield.
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Roger E. Spear
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Jersey
American
Anderson Schools Begin Second Semester in 1962 63
Public schools in Anderson started the second semester of the 1962 63 year yesterday. Supt. G E Ebbertt notes new enrollment figures were collected today due to cold weather keeping many students at home. About 35 students completed graduation requirements at the end of the prior semester. The next city school vacation starts April 5.
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Anderson Public Schools
G. E. Ebbertt
Theft Leaders Await Sentencing Postponement
Two ringleaders of a youth theft ring faced postponed sentences after their guilty pleas to second degree burglary. Neil Cartwright Rinker, 21, of Sims, and Donald Eugene Buck, 26, of New Castle, had been slated for sentencing in circuit court but were granted delays as their attorneys sought clemency and considered companion-case handling.
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Carl T. Smith
Neil Cartwright Rinker
Sims
Donald Eugene Buck
New Castle
Smith
Rinker
Indiana Reformatory
Clarence Bennadum
Muncie
Buck
General De Gaulle sets stance on Britain’s Common Market entry
General De Gaulle opposes Britain’s full membership and political voice in Western Europe while favoring a Paris Bonn led Gaullist bloc. He aims to keep Britain out during Europe’s formative years, seeking a French German core with Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
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General de Gaulle
Britain
Heath
Brussels
Europe
Paris
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Paris - Bonn
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Bonn
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Atlantic
United States
Low Countries
DeGaulle
Germany
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
General de Gauille
World tensions rise as nations clash over power and alliances
A sweeping assessment warns that postwar geopolitics hold grave dangers. Kennedy faces internal strain for stronger leadership while Soviet centralism, French dominance in Europe, and rising African nationalism threaten global stability amid shifting imperial and colonial ties.
Case Records of a Psychologist Dr George W Crane
Belle the farm dog suffers a severe phobia of thunder and lightning that overrides hunger and warmth. The eight year old dog hides in basements and rain, ignores commands, and finally rides out storms in a boat and car before calming once the weather clears.
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George W Crane
Belle
How to Control the Emotions and Phobia Aid
The article discusses re conditioning as a cure for animal and human fears. It advises re educating youngsters about darkness and ghosts and promotes Dr. Crane Mellor in Indiana with a booklet and a stamped return envelope for personal advice or psychological charts.
Doctor Brady Advocates Masks to Limit Conversation Spray
Dr Brady discusses the spread of respiratory infections by conversation spray and sneeze spray, praising the Silvers mask as a reusable barrier. He urges physicians and service workers to adopt masks, noting World War I public health trends and the need for aseptic technique in dental and medical settings.
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Tito
Silvers
Lewis J. Silvers
New York
Global tensions test Western unity in Cold War era
The piece argues Germany and France maneuver for influence over Denmark Portugal and Spain allied with Britain and the US while the Alliance for Progress in Latin America shows fragile order. It warns that a Soviet strategy could dissolve Western solidarity and may force free nations to defend liberty with arms amid fears of nuclear escalation.
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France
Denmark
Portugal
Britain
Spain
United States
Latin America
Canada to pursue definite policy on nuclear arms
Canadian Defense Minister Douglas Harkness stated that Canada has a definite policy for acquiring nuclear arms and will meet obligations to accept such weapons. He criticized interpretations of Prime Minister Diefenbaker's defense debate speech and called reports that nuclear carriers would be scrapped wrong.
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Ottawa
UPI
Douglas Harkness
Canada
Harkness
John Diefenbaker
Question on world sailing fleets and Mancilla Harbor historic notes
A reader asks if any square riggers remain and the answer notes Europe’s last working sailing fleet includes 10 Portuguese vessels linked to a former Grand Banks fleet. Vessels sail six months with mail and radio, still using baited hooks and hand lines for cod. Mancilla Harbor is famed as a 30 mile crossroads with Dewey and 1942 battles remembered.
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Europe
Grand Banks
Mancilla’'s
Orient
Dewey
Batman Peninsula
Folklore Voices on Vanity and Creative Struggles
A collage of quotations reflects on modern vanity among American men, writing struggles, and the tension between performance and publicity. Edward Weeks, Dorothy Parker, Laughton, and John Briggs are cited in a meditation on taste, craft, and the visible persona of success.
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Edward Weeks
The
Atlantic Monthly
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