Tax Cut Prospects Improve in Little Rock and Congress
Arkansas House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur D Mills said he would not oppose Kennedy tax cuts while favoring budget cuts first. Senate Republicans push economy before approving tax cuts, and House Speaker McCormack urges nonpartisan support to shield tax cuts from partisan politics. Public opinion leans toward bipartisan backing as the President’s tax reductions and reforms gain traction.
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Little Rock
Ark
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Mills
Senate
John McCormack
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Soviet MIG Jets Replace Missiles in Cuba Buildup
Senator Keating disclosed that Soviet MIG jets capable of carrying nuclear bombs have joined 10,000 technicians and thousands of troops in Cuba, with a growing arsenal and equipment. Senate was urged by Senator Morse to investigate the communist expansion and its threat to U S security and possible invasion plans.
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Cuba
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Republican
Senate
Wayne Morse
Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
Latin America
Keating
United States
State Department
U. S
Guantanamo
Dean Rusk
Grand jury in Oxford finds no charges against Walker
The Oxford Mississippi grand jury, drawn from local men, found no insurrection or sedition in former General Edwin A. Walker leading resistance to James H. Meredith's admission to the all white University of Mississippi. The jurors, stating Walker's actions reflected older rights battles, declined to indict.
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Federal Grand Jury
Oxford
Miss
Edwin A. Walker
Texas
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Walker
Life’s Unplanned Problems From Baby Boom to Longevity
The piece analyzes postwar demographic shifts shaping labor markets. It highlights 16-year-olds entering work, drivers of auto industry demand, and the ripple effects on employment, consumption, and public policy. It argues for patience and the law of compensation, urging balanced responses to growth and aging.
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Detroit
U. S
Melbourne
First National City Bank
Tina L s Social Makeover via Psychology Laws
Tina L 18 a shy college coed describes a rapid social status change after applying psychology to attract a reserved classmate. She compliments him and sits beside him in class sparking his interest and breaking the ice as he blushes.
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Tina
Tina L
Practical Psychology for Everyday Living Brings Results
A college psychology columnist argues applied psychology boosts success in daily life. He notes most courses miss real world use and says 50 percent of success stems from psychology while suggesting 75 percent in fields like selling and teaching. He urges readers to collect cases and practice the science.
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Terra Firma
Why Widows and Divorced Women Attract Husbands
Dear Abby answers questions about dating dynamics for divorced and widowed women and why men favor seasoned partners. She reassures never married women not to resent others who have loved and lost. The column also addresses in law issues, wedding gifts, and party etiquette for young couples.
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Abby
Stately American Mansions Tour Shows Nations Rich Heritage
The piece highlights premier U.S. residences open to visitors from the White House in Washington to Mount Vernon, Monticello, Williamsburg Governor's Palace, Biltmore, The Breakers, Hyde Park Vanderbilt mansion, and La Casa Grande. It notes Roosevelts, Vanderbilts, and Hearst as notable builders, and invites readers to request a travel club booklet.
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France
Loire Valley
England
States
Blois
Blenheim
White House
Jacqueline Kennedy
Mount Vernon
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Charlottesville
Williamsburg
Governor’s Palace
Asheville
N. C
Biltmore
George W. Vanderbilt
Newport
R. I
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Vanderbilt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winterthur
H. F. du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Florida
Miami
James Deering
Palm Beach
Whitehall
Henry M. Flagler
Sarasota
Ringling
la Casa Grande
William Randolph Hearst
Pacific
Care the Messenger
Biography of General Charles Henry Grosvenor Valued Citizen
Letters to the editor praise General Charles Henry Grosvenor one of Athens' most distinguished figures, noting his brevet Union service, long tenure as state representative, and roles as congressman and local lawyer. A separate complaint voices frustration over university student parking and city restrictions affecting permanent residents.
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the Messenger
Grosvenor Hall
Charles H. Grosvenor
Athens County
Charles Henry Grosvenor
G. C. Sutton
Ger
Athens
University
Aame
K.V.A
Community Notes From Harriconville Harrisonville
Local items report Mrs. Margaret Douglas recovering after surgery in Portsmouth Hospital on January 15. Visitors include Mrs. Helen Johnson and three children to Robert Alkire’s family. Harold Graham in the Navy plans overseas duty in California. The Lend-a-Hand Club met with Louise Gilkey. Several families relocate or visit, including Bernard Gilkey residence purchase and Henry Waggoner movements after a car strike.
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Harrisonville
Margaret Douglas
Portsmouth Hospital
Helen Johnson
Robert Alkire
Josie Hutger
Columbus
H. D. Gilkey
Gallipolis
Ava Gilkey
Jack Clark
Bernard Gilkey
Harold Graham
Navy
California
Louise Gilkey
Rodney Butcher
John Blackwood
Cecil Jewell
Delmar Rhodes
Charles Allire
Racine
Robert Allire
Henry Waggoner
Ryan
Oberholzer
Clair Waggoner
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the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Harriconville
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