City Council Advances Sewer Plan With 250000 Federal Aid
In a special session the City Council approved a resolution to seek 250000 in federal funds for a sewer project aimed at major expansion. Critics warn the move signals a large, federally controlled program, tracing cost estimates back to 1961 projections of 18575000 and urging use of existing funds and bonds.
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Henry B. Steeg & Associates, Inc
Indianapolis
Anderson
Steeg
Public Service Commission
Ferguson
Washington
Red China Uses Boundary Moves to Strain India Ties
The article describes China pressing border claims along Kashmir while easing tensions with Nepal and negotiating parts of Kashmir with Pakistan. India views these moves as a squeeze tactic aimed at straining relations with Pakistan and Nepal.
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Red China
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Kashmir
Nepal
Mt. Everest
India
Ganges Valley
Peking
Pakistan
Status of Forces Pact strains Korea US ties over jurisdiction
Korea demands right to try off duty American servicemen while U S military courts retain total jurisdiction under 1950 agreement. Seoul fears sovereignty erosion as talks resume seeks equal justice guarantees amid past US trials abroad and public outrage over discipline cases.
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South Korea
United States
U.S
NATO
U.S. Army
Seoul
Japan
Army
William S. Girard
Girard
Congress
Florida Democrat Warns on Mounting Debt Interest
Congress member James A Haley cites an Appropriations figure of 17,760 dollars per minute in interest on the public debt. He warns that interest now rivals defense as the largest single budget item and suggests growing concern among Democrats.
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James A. Haley
Florida
House Appropriations Committee
Tax cuts and reform in the Kennedy recovery debate
The article argues deflationary effects of the budget and the need for tax cuts to stimulate demand and prolong recovery. It compares timing options for tax cuts and reform, noting business investment remains weak and unemployment high while Kennedy’s recovery faces headwinds and competing views on Congress action in 1963.
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Congress
Kennedy
Truman
Eisenhower
Largest Warship To Second Fleet Joins Western Atlantic
The nuclear powered aircraft carrier Enterprise has joined the U S 2nd Fleet in the western Atlantic and will move to the Mediterranean for service with the 6th Fleet. It is scheduled for transfer to the 6th Fleet in mid August, relieving the carrier Shangri La. Commissioned last November 25, the Enterprise recently took its first regular assignment after training cruises.
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Washington
UPS
Enterprise
U. S
Atlantic
Mediterranean
6Th Fleet
Navy
Shangri-La
Low-Priced Stocks Aren’t Always Cheap
Answers to readers on investing under two dollars a share warn that very cheap stocks often reflect poor quality and high risk. Growth investments require rising earnings over time, not speculative jumps, and the columnist advises caution for small sums and suggests insured savings until more funds accumulate.
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Roger E. Spear
T.D
Savings and Loan Association
Case Records of a Psychologist on Temptation in a Factory
Russell D. a 31 year old foreman in a large plant faces a social problem as parties at work exclude wives. Three of six male coworkers already have affairs with female colleagues, and Russell admits infatuation with one. the piece warns that management and home life must counter temptation with disciplined social policy and strong personal boundaries. It also cites Navy commentary on military strength and interservice cooperation.
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Anderson
Ind
Madison
Indiana
Russell D
Russell
Crane
Senate and House Tax Writers Reach Accord
Senate and House tax writers agreed on a compromise tax bill cutting travel taxes by 195 million dollars per year starting November 15 and delaying a 4 billion dollar annual tax cut by one year. The plan repeals the 10 percent tax on rail bus and water transport and reduces the airline ticket tax to 5 percent while extending current rates on several items for another year.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House
Treasury
United States
Europe
Filipino official asks U S to vacate unused base areas
Vice President and foreign secretary Emmanuel Pelaez urged Washington to hand back vast idle Philippines base lands. speaking in New York he said the spaces should be subdivided and given to farmers to ease land hunger and boost agriculture. He plans to raise the issue with President Kennedy in Washington.
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New York
UPI
Emmanuel Pelaez
United States
Philippines
Petaez
Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce
Pelaez
Kennedy
Washington
Authorities Smash Confiscated Slots In Johnson County Raid
Authorities seized six slot machines on Tuesday and smashed them on the Johnson County Courthouse lawn in Franklin Indiana. Walter Weddle operator of the poolroom faced gaming house charges and pleaded guilty in a peace court with a $26 fine. Deputy Prosecutor Tom Jones and Police Chief Lee Sloan led the raid.
Per Manent Deep Water Acoustic Video Research Station
Scientific personnel monitor and record the behavior and sounds of deep sea creatures at the world’s first permanent deep water biological acoustic video research station, aiming to aid sonar and acoustic operations. This effort underscores citizen support for military strength and scientific advancement.
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United States
Folklore and a Blamed Light Worse by an Unknown Author
A discussion on marriage and bachelor life notes that married people claim fulfillment while singles may feel happier alone. A verse titled A Blamed Light Worse depicts a cranky bachelor lamenting the lack of companionship and the dampened misery of marriage not living up to expectations. An American saying about being cautious on the right track is also cited.
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New York Herald Tribune Inc
Coffee and health claims from Dr Brady letters
Dr William Brady of Beverly Hills answers readers on coffee health, caffeine effects, and safe consumption. He asserts caffeine dilates coronary arterioles, clarifies sleep impact, and invites stamped responses for brief health questions.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Silence and Speech Temptation in a Prayerful Pause
The reflection centers on the struggle to keep quiet amid gossip and boasting. It quotes Jeremiah 36 5 and asks for divine help to restrain speech. The piece portrays inner temptation and the resolve to remain silent when confronted with chatter and scandal.
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