Debate Over Budget Deficit and Tax Cuts Across Sectors
The article examines a $7 billion deficit in the last fiscal year with $88 billion in spending and $81 billion in revenue, and projects a $4 billion deficit for the current year. It cites Kennedy's views on deficits as stimulative and notes calls from the Chamber of Commerce, National Association of Manufacturers, and organized labor for tax cuts to boost business and federal revenues.
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Kennedy
Congress
Yale University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Assn
Eisenhower Rejects Liberal and Conservative Labels at Gettysburg
Former President Eisenhower denounced liberal and conservative tags as divisive in the party and nation. At the All-Republican Conference on his Gettysburg farm, he urged Republicans to be for progress and responsibility, align politics with business, and support limited government with self-reliance. He emphasized spending less, taxing less, and empowering citizens.
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Eisenhower
Republican Party
Gettysburg
Party
Congress Extends Corporate Taxes and Cuts Air Travel Tax
Congress votes a one year extension of corporate income taxes and excise rates on services and goods including telephone service whisky beer wine and autos. It repeals the 10 percent railroad and bus tax and halves the air travel tax to five percent saving about 195 million while lifting the levy on leased private telephones and teletype lines starting January 1.
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Congress
Compulsion to Follow Schwarzide Rhetoric Questioned in NYC
In a critical reflection on Dr. Fred Schwarz and his crusade, the author notes large city fear and boycotts against Christians, cites a Madison Square Garden talk drawing small crowds, and questions motives behind anti-Communist zeal. The piece discusses Soblen’s escape, espionage, civil liberties, and the uneasy wartime stance toward Soviet Russia.
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Fred Schwarz
New York City
New York
Madison Square Garden
Pat Boone
Daniel Boone
Lenin
Hitler
George Washington
Soviet Russia
Cuba
Russia
United States
Soblen
Dear Abby Mailbag On Parenting And Public Ads
Dear Abby offers practical guidance on child behavior grounding and media influence. Readers share concerns about how TV ads shape toddlers and the role of punishment versus teaching, with Abby advising nonphysical training and joint parenting efforts.
Precautionary Safety Rules For Home Protectors
Personal Cases M-465 presents simple robber avoidance tips for women at home and babysitters. Readers are urged to avoid opening doors to strangers, use message slips, slip the telegram under the door, and ensure windows have limited sashes. It advises a password system, a scout for entry, and silent timing cues at thresholds. A barking dog is a deterrent and booby traps may deter threats. carry a loose shoe to parry knives.
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Molly M
Molly
Western Union
Long Bottom Social Tidings at Mrs Smiths Home
Long Bottom notes report visitors from Portland and Columbus staying with local families. Mrs Paul Lawrence and son visited Mrs Oscar Babcock, while Mr and Mrs Wade Leonard of Columbus spent the weekend with Rev and Mrs W K Riggs. Patty Stethem returned home after two weeks with Mr and Mrs How Young. Raymond Larkins, stationed in Canada, visits with Mr and Mrs Fred Larkins for several days.
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David Smith
Long Bottom
Paul Lawrence and Son
Portland
Oscar Babcock
Wade Leonard
Columbus
W. K. Riggs
Patty Stethem
How- Young
Paden City
W. A
Raymond Larkins
Canada
Mrs
Fred Larkins
The Boss Celebrates Eightieth Birthday In Summer Palace
Jim Bishop profiles the Boss lounging in a green suit at his summer palace. The aging political kingpin recalls past power, recounts campaigns and payoffs, and shares a wary view of rivals while visiting with old ally Charlie McDermott. A young girl selling car chances prompts a reminder of law.
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Charlie McDermott
Summer Palace
Charlie
McDermott
State House
Greer
Rubin
Paccoli
Health and Happiness for Boys and Girls This Summer
An editorial urges structured summer activities for six to twelve year olds. It recommends regular chores, pre dawn tasks, reading goals, music lessons, supervised swimming, museum visits, camps, Y activities, and Bible schools to prevent idleness and moral risk.
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Athens
Ohio
Treasury
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Bertha
Murish
George W. Crane
Jim Bishop
Garry C. Myers
Athens Messenger
V Messenger
Fly Prey
D. Ae Sa
Bally & Snexe
Esbeeeveedowee
Mali
Osseni
Sunda K Fee
Feist Sacaneo
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