Catches In Tax Reform Draw Fire From Miami Herald
John S. Knight critiques the Kennedy tax reform plan attributed to Assistant Treasury Secretary Stanley Surrey. He argues the bill cuts some rates while adding caps on deductions and a capital gains tax at death or gift, shifting burden to those earning over ten thousand dollars. He also notes mortgage and property tax deductions would change.
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Treasury
Stanley Surrey
Newsweek
Surrey
John S. Knight
Miami Herald
Overseas US Schools Face Recruitment Strain
About 180000 American children attend 300 overseas dependents' schools run by the Defense Department in 25 countries. Some 7200 teachers work there. In 1959 Congress set overseas salaries equal to large US cities, prompting NEA concerns that pay lags since September 1960. The NEA urges seeking improved recruitment without strikes, noting teachers value world exposure and contributing to American education abroad.
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Department of Defense
Congress
National Education Association
NEA
Defense Department
Test Ban Talks Stall Over On Site Inspections
The Khrushchev Kennedy exchange yields no rush to treaty. Washington talks end without bridge on inspections. Geneva resumption May 12 returns to August deadlock. only consensus is on principle not practice. Lincoln quote closes commentary.
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Khrushchev
Russia
Kennedy
Washington
Geneva
De Gaulle and Kennedy in a Khrushchev Backroom Talk
The piece analyzes potential Franco American moves toward easing Khrushchev, warns against trusting de Gaulle’s Europe concept, and questions German willingness to back Gaullist concessions on Berlin. It notes Erhard’s rise, Bonn economics, and dangers of a neutralized central Europe.
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de Gaulle
de Gaullism
Councils of Europe
Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Italy
Turkey
Kremlin
Kennedy
West Berlin
Europe
English Channel
Urals
European Russia
Christendom
British Isles
Orth
Latin America
South Africa
Antipodes
Medi
Moslern
Algeria
Russia
Maurice Thorez
Germany
Adenauer
Bonn
International
Mt. Peterin Society
Libertarian Economists
Ludwig Erhard
Berlin
Respect for Elders and Parental Training Advice
Dr. Crane urges strict respect for superiors in children citing military decorum and proper addresses like Uncle Dave or Aunt Betty. The piece explains how first names erode authority and suggests sending for a 200 point Parents test booklet. NEW LEXINGTON reports Perry County highway work includes widening and resurfacing on U S Route 22 and several townships with costs totaling over 150 thousand dollars.
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Dickie
Dickie B
Dr. Crane
Mamma
Betty
Paul
Dave
America
Indiana
New Lexington
State Highway Department
Perry County
Reading
Somerset
Hopewell
Madison
Boy Scouts Week Highlights Global Reach and Service
National Boy Scout Week honors a movement with 36 million scouts and leaders in 141 countries. Nine Cabinet members and President Kennedy are alumni. 135,000 PTA and civic groups sponsor troops, with 10 million volunteers. Eagle Scouts rise from 1.5 percent of all scouts. Troop 869 in Hondo aids handicapped scouts. Rodger Ward wins Memorial Day race and tops USAC circuit in 1962 with champions including Parnelli Jones and Roger Penske.
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Kennedy
West Point
America
Pta’s
American Legion
Red Cross
Troop 869
Hondo
Cal
Troon
Indianapolis
Rodger Ward
Paul Goldsmith
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Parnelli Jones
Torrence
Calif
Jimmy Davies
Monticello
Ind
Roger Penske
Gladwyne
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Household Strain and Teen Behavior
A reader asks how to remove a houseguest, another worries about a son who won’t work unless paid, and a third seeks engagement ring alternatives. Abby advises clear boundaries with the husband, affectionate guidance for the teen, and that any ring can symbolize an engagement with pearls as an option.
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Abby
Rusk Puts Foot In Mouth In Canada Incident
The piece analyzes Dean Rusk's behind the scenes role under Kennedy, noting his dull public speak and occasional missteps. It cites Canada on nuclear weapons as an instance where Rusk apologized for New Delhi style diplomacy yet questions if the outcome will satisfy.
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Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
State Department
Canada
Eisenhower
John Foster Duiles
Dulles
McGeorge Bundy
Harvard
Diefenbaker
North America
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Moscow
George W. Crane
Hal Boyle
Ward
Athens
Athen Ohio
Wr Bennet
Snica
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Essenger Publishing
Union St
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Bridgeport
Beverly Hills
James Marlow
Ruskin
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