Johnson forecasts further income tax cuts for prospering economy
President Johnson announced in the White House release of the fifth white paper on economic policy that additional income tax cuts are expected in coming years as part of a thriving peace time economy. Ford reports record gains in Q3 and nine months 1964 with higher sales and profits. Saxon urges ending federal controls over state banks to strengthen state systems, drawing 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
Fla
James J. Saxon
Further Kremlin Shifts Expected
East European diplomats on Tuesday predicted more changes in the Kremlin leadership. They pointed to party chief theoretician Mikhail Suslov as a likely factor after Khrushchev’s ouster. Suslov spearheaded the Presidium attack and then vanished from public view amid reports of serious illness.
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London
UPI
Tuessday
Kremlin
Party
Mikhail Susilov
Nikita
Khrushchev
Suslov
Soviet Union
Primatene Tablets Marketed As Nonprescription Asthma Relief
An ad touts Primatene tiny tablets as the most prescribed asthma formula by doctors and available without prescription. It claims hours of relief, bronchodilation, congestion relief, and reduced tension without injections, combining three medicines for asthma distress. Get Primatene at any drugstore.
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New York
N. Y
National Geographic Maps China Under Bamboo Curtain
National Geographic Society publishes a 1 6 6 5 2 8 0 scale map of Communist China detailing a vast, mountainous, desert nation of over three million square miles. The map traces new railways highways and waterways across Yunnan Sichuan and the Yangtze basin and notes Shanghai’s 6.9 million people and Formosa with 11.75 million residents.
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Washington
China
National Geographic Society
Pailingmiao
Inner Mongolia
National Geographic
United States
Yunnan
Indochina
Burma
Laos
Thailand
Mekong River
Szechwan
Tibet
Kashmir
India
Nepal
Sikkim
Bhutan
Yangtze Valley
Shanghai
Yangtze
Chinchiang
Taiwan
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Tulsa Street Fights Break Out After Lady Bird Visit
Street clashes erupted in downtown Tulsa after Lady Bird Johnson addressed a 10,000 strong Democratic rally. Police reported 6 to 8 arrests and injuries among 30 to 40 participants, described as a political showdown between Johnson and Goldwater supporters.
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Tulsa
Lady Bird
UPI
Okla
Lady Bird Johnson
Highway Patrol
Tulsa Police Department
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
J. E. Camp
Britain warns Rhodesia independence could banish from Commonwealth
London reports Britain will deem a Rhodesian declaration of independence treason and banish Salisbury from the Commonwealth. Prime Minister Wilson seeks broad Commonwealth backing and insists independence must be acceptable to the country as a whole.
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London
Britain
Rhodesia
Commonwealth
Ian Smith
Southern Rhodesia
Evan Campbell
Central African Federation
Ela
Northern Rhodesia
Zambia
Nyasaland
Malawi
Harold Willson
United Commonwealth
Salisbury
Arthur Bottomley
Lusaka
Kenya
Uganda
Wilson
Christmas Gift Committee Convenes in Madison County
A breakfast meeting at Don's Barbecue launched the Madison County Mental Health Gift Program. County chairman Carl Erskine and bank co chair Tom Thrasher named town captains to organize gifts for 2 572 patients at New Castle State Hospital with depots and centers in Anderson.
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Madison County Association For Mental Health
Carl Erskine
Tom Thrasher
1St National Bank
Margaret Berry
Anderson
Chesley Thomas
Alexandria
Sam R. Laudeman
Elwood
Glen Hoppes
Summitville
Jack Mefeat
Frankton
Philip Robinson
Orestes
Ernest Portman
Chesterfield
Frank Swayze
Ingalls
Edmund C. Villars
Pendleton
Everett Coverdale
Lapel
Harold Moore
Markleville
New Castle State Hospital
Bears Sleep and Hibernation Myths Debunk Winter Life
Washington reports explain that not all bears sleep through winter with many waking to noises. Grizzlies roam forests, females bear cubs in midwinter, while some species hibernate deeply. The piece covers other animals like woodchucks and dormice, and notes humans may one day mimic true hibernation for space travel.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Refugees Smuggled From East Berlin In Tiny Isetta
West Berliners claim they smuggled nine refugees out of East Berlin over two months in a two seat Isetta. The group allegedly moved one refugee at a time from a hidden compartment, ending last week when guards found the hiding space and arrested a female refugee and the driver. Officials in West Berlin could not verify the tale and received it cautiously. A separate note mentions Michigan’s Grayling claiming the world’s longest fastest man made toboggan run, with speeds up to 100 mph on a 3,000 foot course.
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East Berlin
Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Grayling
Michigan
Court Of Honor Eagle Award Goss To Cary Fletcher
DALEVILLE At a combined Court of Honor and carry-in dinner at the Masonic Temple 98 people attended as Troop 10 awarded the Eagle rank to Cary Fletcher The event featured a movie of eight camp-outs since January Also listed were Tenderfoot and Second Class recipients with names and troop details.
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Masonic Temple
Dalleville
Boy Scout
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Cary Fletcher
Tenderfoot
Steve Glaze
Chuck Strange
George McIntyre
Ralph Oakley
Danny ‘Luce
Donny
Daleville ‘Christian Church
Larry Hall
John Acker
Ind
Progress Community Club
Loren Ross
Walker
Ray Trout
Myron Nixon
Ralph Hough
George Parsifal
William Wiggerly
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 nominee William E. Miller canceled a planned brief stop in Indianapolis on Saturday. Indianapolis visit was dropped due to plan changes and to avoid conflicts with homecoming games at Indiana and Purdue. Miller has already toured Indiana in a multi city swing, including Fort Wayne South Bend and Terre Haute stops.
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Indianapolis
UPI
William E. Miller
Indiana
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 from Soviet Premier
President Johnson announced he had received a message from Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin after a meeting with the Alliance for Progress coordinating committee. He did not reveal contents but said it showed world leaders seek to save humanity.
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Washington
UPL
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Coordinating Committee
The
Alliance For Progress
British Say US Not Hurt By Penalties
Washington reports British Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker told U S officials that Britain will reduce and eliminate new import penalties on American and other products as soon as possible. Allies discussed Middle East, UN debts, NATO strategy, and UK surcharges amid new Labour government.
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Washington
UPI
Patrick Gordon Walker
United States
NATO
Walker
Johnson
Gordon Walker
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Britain
U.S
London
Children to Solicit for UNICEF Thursday
Junior and Primary departments of Fifth Street Methodist Church plan UNICEF fund drive Thursday at 3:30 PM. Children will canvass the church neighborhood with adult or teen helper escorts and return for refreshments at the church. Mrs. Frank Layton leads with Rev. and Mrs. Howard Western assisting.
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Fifth Street Methodist Church
Unicef
Frank Layton
Howard Western
The Shamrock Is Open Grand Opening
Grand opening of The Shamrock announced for October 28 with Irene leading festivities and promotion. Local patrons encouraged to attend as new venue debuts in community.
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