Johnson predicts further income tax cuts for peacetime economy
President Johnson spoke in a White House white paper series noting that future income tax reductions are planned as part of a program to sustain a prospering peacetime economy. The editorial set outlines previous papers on prosperity monetary policy balance of payments and fiscal policy. Ford Motor Co sees record nine month earnings and third quarter gains led by rising sales profits. Saxon urges end to federal controls on state banks arguing they weaken state banking systems meeting mixed reactions from bank officials and federal authorities.
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United Press International
Washington
Johnson
White House
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Miami Beach
Further Kremlin Shifts Predicted After Khrushchev Ouster
East European diplomats in London predicted more changes in the Kremlin leadership likely centered on party theoretician Mikhail Suslov. They say the current power structure after Khrushchev’s removal is not final and Suslov led the attack in the Presidium earlier this month.
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UPI
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Khrushchev
Susloy
Soviet Union
Primatene Tablets Offer Nonprescription Asthma Relief
Doctors prescribe Primatene tablets as a quick relief for asthma distress. The three medicines in full strength open bronchial tubes loosen congestion and ease nervous tension. Relief lasts for hours with no injections and available at drugstores.
National Geographic Map Opens Bamboo Curtain Of Red China
National Geographic Society published a new 1 to 6 652 800 map of Communist China detailing its vast geography. The 105 inch per radical scale shows railways roads and dams amid a population over 700 million with Shanghai at 6 000 000 and Taiwan Formosa island shown in inset.
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National Geographic
Red China
Washington
China
National Geographic Society
Pailingmiao
Inner Mongolia
United States
Yangtze Valley
Shanghai
Yangtze
Chinchiang
Taiwan
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Tulsa Street Fights Erupt After First Lady Visit
In Tulsa Oklahoma during Lady Bird Johnsons campaign swing rail and street clashes occurred with 30 to 40 participants including youths. Police noted 6 to 8 arrests and injuries were not serious while the event reflected Johnson supporters versus Goldwater backers. Mrs Johnson was not aware of the fights prior to addressing about 10 000 Democrats.
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UPI
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Okla
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Tulsa Police Department
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J. E. Camp
Austin
Tex
MH Christmas Gift Committee Convenes
A breakfast meeting at Don's Barbecue organized the Madison County Mental Health Gift program with county leaders naming town chairmen and outlining depots and gift centers in Anderson. Gifts support New Castle State Hospital ward parties with a target of 2572 gifts and contact details for the Mental Health office. Also noted is a separate $3 million Bendix contract from the Navy for 1965.
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Madison County Association For Mental Health
Carl Erskine
Tom Thrasher
1St National Bank
Cochairman
Margaret Berry
Anderson
Chesley Thomas
Alexandria
Sam R. Landeman
Elwood
Glen Hoppes
New Castle State Hospital
Madison County
Mental Health Office
Citizens Bank Building
Paul Layton
Association
Harold Braden
William Rhodes
Robert E. Hughes
Harold Moore
Britain warns Rhodesia independence could trigger treason ban
London reports Britain warned Rhodesia it would be guilty of treason and banished from the Commonwealth if it declares independence. Prime Minister Ian Smith accused the new Labor government of breaking an understanding. Officials cited the need for full voting-age turnout before independence.
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Britain
Rhodesia
Commonwealth
Ian Smith
Southern Rhodesia
Evan Campbell
Central African Federation
Laborite
Northern Rhodesia
Zambia
Nyasaland
Malawi
Harold Wilson
United Commonwealth
Salisbury
Arthur Bottomley
Lusaka
Kenya
Uganda
Wilson
Bears Wake In Winter Waits And Hibernation Facts
Washington reports explain bear winter behavior debunking myths about true sleep. The piece details black bears sometimes waking, grizzly wanderings, cub births, and differing hibernation patterns among mammals including woodchucks, dormice, bats, and marmots with notes on energy and oxygen needs for potential human applications.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
British Museum
Earth
California
Chuckwalla Mountains
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Nine refugees spirited from East Berlin in secret Isetta
West Berliners claim they smuggled nine refugees, five women and four men, out of East Berlin over two months using a hidden compartment in a two seater Isetta. The operation ended last week when guards uncovered the hiding place and arrested a refugee and the car’s driver. Local officials provided cautious comments on the tale.
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UPID
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West Berlin
Court Of Honor Eagle Award Goss To Cary Fletcher
DALEVILLE A Court of Honor and carry-in dinner at the Masonic Temple honored Cary Fletcher with the Eagle Award. Troop 10’s 98 attendees saw a slideshow of eight Troop campouts since January. Other Scouts earned Tenderfoot and Second Class ranks amid troop growth reports.
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Cary Fletcher
Daleville
Masonic Temple
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Chuck Strange
George McIntyre
Ralph Oakley
Danny Luce
Donny Rees
Chuck Anderson
Wayne Easterly
Darrell Moody
Jeff Dickey
Dennis Smith
Ronald Delp
Mike Marvell
Jerry Groshong
Mike Wilson
Larry Hall
Daleville Christian Church
John Acker
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Progress Community Club
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Walker
Ray Trout
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Ralph Hough
George Parsifal
William Wigger Ir
Walter Knight
Abe Namis
Mamie Beckner
Cecil Sander
Luther Newman
Cora Marsh
William Clay
Orville Rutledge
Anna Landess
Jesse Landess
Chester Applegate
Miller Drops Indiana Stop
Republican vice presidential candidate William E. Miller canceled a planned brief stop in Indianapolis on Saturday due to a change in plans. Indiana and Purdue homecoming football games and prior campaign stops across the state were cited as factors in the decision.
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UPI
William E. Miller
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GOP
Robert N. Stewart
Purdue
Miller
Lake, Porter
LaPorte
St. Joseph Counties
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Vincennes
Richmond
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Johnson Receives Kosygin Message
President Johnson said he received a message from Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin after a Monday night call. He did not reveal contents but said leaders aim to evolve ways to save humanity, not destroy it, remarks made during a session with the Alliance for Progress coordinating committee.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Coordinating Committee
The
Alliance For Progress
Britain imposes 15 percent import surcharge on nonfood goods
British Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker told U.S. officials the new 15 percent tariffs on imports, excluding food and tobacco, would be reduced or eliminated as soon as possible. The measure, ordered by Prime Minister Harold Wilson, aimed to cut Britain's trade deficit and unsettled U.S.-British relations amid NATO and Cyprus talks.
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Washington
UPI
Patrick Gordon Walker
United States
Walker
Dean Rusk
U.S
Cyprus
middle-East
Russia
United Nations
Rusk
Laborila
NATO
Johnson
Gordon Walker
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Britain
London
Children to Solicit for UNICEF Thursday at Fifth Street Church
Junior and primary departments of the Fifth Street Methodist Church will canvass Thursday at 3 30 PM to raise UNICEF funds for needy children worldwide. They will be escorted by adults or teens, seek contributions only in the church neighborhood, and return for refreshments. Mrs. Frank Layton chairs with Rev Howard Western and high school department helpers.
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