Tax Move Angers Deficits In Congress Fight Over Tax Bill
A postvote mood favors continued deficits as Republicans push spending caps tied to tax cuts. Kennedy faced criticism for Duluth pledges while Democrats slow hearings on a $355 million redevelopment bill. Senate action on the tax plan looms as a key pressure point for future spending.
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Kennedy
Congress
Wilbur _D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Duluth
Minn
Youth Conservation Corps
Mills
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Howard W., Smith
Virginia
House Rules Committee
If Could Happen Here broadcast control fears
The piece warns that FCC officials may not deny overreach into broadcasting and program content. It recalls Newton Minow calling TV a vast wasteland and suggests license renewals could prompt reviews of public service. It argues networks risk becoming propaganda and brainwashing tools for Washington insiders.
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Federal Communications Commission
Newton Min
Washington
Bowles Backs Bokaro Plant Funding Plan Spurred by Aid Reallocation
Ambassador Chester Bowles said U S aid funds could be diverted to support a government owned steel plant at Bokaro India. He suggested using money intended for smaller Indian projects to free funds for Bokaro, risking violation of U S law and possible legal action to recover the funds.
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Bokaro
India
Chester Bowles
Calcutta
Bowles
Chester
Washington Ad in Congress 1793 Warns of Reputation and War
A 1793 Congressional ad attributed to George Washington argues nations rank the U.S. by its strength. It states that weakness invites insult and that readiness for war is essential to secure peace and national prosperity.
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United States
George Washington
U.S. Congress
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Measuring how readers view newspaper pages in 20th century studies
The article discusses early methods to gauge reader interest in newspaper content. Ellen B a journalism student asks about comparing features and ratings. Charles Allen at Northwestern devised a page fest measuring time readers spend on each page, yielding data on overall page engagement.
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Ellen B
Crane
Charles Allen
Northwestern University Journalism School
Evanston
Chicago
Dat Ha Ud
ST Eee eTither
Oith
Herman Brandt
Pigeons Help Mishawaka Campaign Across Street Corners
Mishawaka Indiana campaign scene features Mayor Marian Brémann of Great Falls promoting Mrs. Margaret Prickett for mayor. The pair met voters from porch to corner discussing topics from pigeon mating habits to local politics, amid a broader national defense and economic policy commentary.
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UPD
Montana
Margaret Prickett
Marian Brémann
Great Falls
Pigeon racing talk dominates campaign tour in Franklin
A political travelogue cites Mrs. Prickett and Mrs. Erdmann as figures in local politics while discussing the link between colonial era wool and modern craft. Washington sources note partisan debates over defense spending plans dubbed Project 60, with Pentagon appointees to oversee regional procurement and potential impact on local economies.
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Pela Wie
Caine Manly Semie
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Erdmann
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Con. Wilson
Ralph de Toledano
Pentagon
TB Experts To Speak To Nurses Today In Refresher Course
Dr. Josephine VanFleet, director of Laboratories of the In, will address nurses in a refresher TB course today. The session aims to update clinical practices and reinforce TB control measures for healthcare staff.
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Josephine VanFleet
The
Valachi Testimony Highlights Small Crime Roots in Big Graft
The testimony before a Senate crime investigation panel in Washington underscores how large crime rests on smaller rackets across the nation. Valachi cited slot and gimball machines and horse books as key supports, noting limited arrests and convictions from the 1930s onward, raising concerns about enforcement and potential spread to other cities like Anderson with payoff electronic pinball machines.
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Joseph Valachi
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Washington
Valachi
New York
Worner
Tadiana
Anderson
Nurses Refresher Course to Be Held in Indiana
A local TB association announces a nurses refresher course in Indiana this Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Mal Internal Revenue Service offices. Dr. D L Buckles and Dr Van Fleet will discuss laboratory work in diagnosing tuberculosis and drug sensitivity testing. The event aims to inform local authorities and nurses about TB control and lab procedures.
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D. L. Buckles
St. John’s Hospital
Indiana
Internal Revenue Service
Donna Hall
Holy Cross School of
C. Merrell Hudson
Madison County
van Fleet
Futterman Corp
Roger FE
Spear
Talcott
Buckles
West Ohio
Texas
Americ
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Flor
Permaiga Power
General Tire
Lmy Holdings
Barber - Greene
Sro
D. H.futterman Corp
Mobile Gasswell
Pepsi - Cola
Futterman
Ican
Taleotti
Tallgram
Features Corp
Four Dead in Kuala Lumpur Tin Mine Collapse
A mine owned by Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp. of New York collapsed near Kuala Lumpur killing four people, including three children, with officials fearing a higher death toll. The incident triggered a massive flood that washed away homes and disrupted transport while authorities investigated the accident at the open tin mine site.
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UPI
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Radio Malaysia
Senda Lan Alaco
Alaue
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
New York
Kuala
Singamark
Airline May Continue Service To Florida
Washington reports that Northeast Airlines may keep Florida service running through winter subject to court rulings. The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered suspension of the route by November 13 while awaiting a court review affecting operations.
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UPI
Northeast Airlines
Florida
Arnold W. Needler
USN
Charles
Civil Aeronautics Board
M. Needler
Long Northeast
Beach
Ufean Cruise
Long Beach
Church's Answer On Civil Rights Look Up and Live program series
A four part CBS TV network broadcast this October will present Look Up and Live addressing civil rights under the Look Up and Live Committee, CBS, and the National Council of Churches Commission on Religion and Race. Script writer Craig Gilbert includes Dianne Nash Bevel and Rev. Robert Raines in the discussion segments.
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CBS Television Network
Commission On Religion and Race
The
National Council of Churches
Craig Gilbert
Dianne Nash Bevel
Robert Raines
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