Mills Foresees More Tax Cuts Under Spending Controls
Representative Wilbur D. Mills, author of the $11.5 billion tax cut, remains optimistic about further reductions after Congress passes the current bill. He supports broadening the base, eliminating outdated levies, and holding hearings on excise tax cuts after adjournment. The plan aims to help balance the budget by boosting private sector activity and investment.
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Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Phased Retirement Considered by United Auto Workers
The United Auto Workers weigh a phased retirement plan to shrink hours for workers over 60 and create openings for younger men. It would be the first major industry test, though industry leaders caution about costs and benefits in a tug of war over unemployment and competitiveness.
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United Automobile Workers
National Industrial Conference Board
Congress Laments NY Fed Dining Bill Despite Big Foreign Accounts
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York spent 5353 on dining with foreign central bankers, Alfred Hayes testifying that this was tiny next to 28.5 billion in foreign accounts the loan handled in the year. Congress funds for its members but frets over courteous treatment of important foreign accounts.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Alfred Hayes
Bank
House
Subcommittee On
Meakins Ban Draws Fire Over Guiana Labour Clash
Gene Meakins a Chicago born journalist aid to British Guiana trades unions faces a government ban amid a clash with Cheddi and Janet Jagan. Meakins linked to American Newspaper Guild helped union publications and radio broadcasts while Guiana’s TUC resists political control and dismissal claims.
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Walter Reuther
Robert Kennedy
America
Afl-Cio
Soviet
Russia
Paul Hall
Seafarers International Union
Cheddi Jagan
British Guiana
Great Britain
South America
Gene Meakins
American
Free Trades Union Council of
Janet
Meakins
Cheddi
British Guiana Trades Union Council
TUC
Ministry of Home Affairs
Washington, D. C
American Newspaper Guild
Sugar Workers
Guiana
Inter-American Federation of Working
Charles Perlik, Jr
Iafwno
Richard Ishmael
Castro
Dear Abby problem letters prompt blunt advice
In a readers’ page format, multiple letters present odd personal issues. A Midwest Mom laments her son in law’s foot odor, Abby urges medical checkup. A 17 year old asks about prom with a much shorter boyfriend and is advised to avoid hurting feelings. Other readers request lonely hearts clubs and simple etiquette tips.
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Abby
Midwest
University in Print: A Newspaper’s Lifelong Education Plan
Betty G claims pregnancy after 12 years childless following a newspaper based program. The piece promotes a daily educational curriculum through age 70, suggesting most Americans finish formal schooling at 18 and rely on the paper for ongoing learning in psychology, medicine, finance and home affairs.
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Betty
Betty G
State University
Crane
Front Page History in the Making for Students
A reflection on how current events become history as students study today’s front page stories. Dr. George W. Crane’s expertise spans economics political science and stock market insights while entertainment and sports fill the rest of the paper.
Dorcas class meetings and Legion Auxiliary report local events
Carmel Church Dorcas class met at Genevieve Hartman home with prayer by Blanch Ward and a Bible quiz following. Legion Auxiliary Post 510 held a session with Myrtle Wallace in charge and attendees listed. Plus furlough news from Francis Waldie at Fort Benning and visits by John Gazelle and Mrs Spencer.
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Dorcas
Carmel Baptist Church
Genevieve Hartman
Blanch Ward
Mabel Spencer
Myrtle Moulton
Jane Irvin
Rachel Keeler
Mabel Ambrose
Mary Hoy
Dot Denny
American Legion Post 510
Lucy Webb
Myrtle Wallace
Anna Mae Lanning
Edna Rawlins
Ona Dell Wilson
Pamela
Betty Webb
S.P
Life Begins At 40 At Palm Springs Spa
A Palm Springs spa visit details the author’s 40 plus lifestyle and the mineral waters therapy. The piece follows sauna, tub soak, massage, and cooling rest with conversations about relief from arthritis and sciatica. It concludes with a reader note offering a retirement income book.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Hot Springs
French Lick
White Sulphur
Saratoga
Los Angeles
Tax Cut Could Cause Inflation
The $11.5 billion income tax cut, praised by Presidents and Congress, aims to spur spending and jobs but risks fueling inflation if higher demand pushes wages and prices up. Critics cite loopholes and limited reform, noting past contrasts with Kennedy proposals and long comet tail image.
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