Red Ink On The Books And The National Debt
The piece argues against deficit spending and rising debt from 1930s to Kennedy era, noting debt growth from 16.8 billion in 1931 to 305.9 billion later. It critiques supply side theories and tax cuts as insufficient, warning future presidents must untangle the fiscal mess. It cites Michael Levy of the National Industrial Conference Board and questions the link between deficits and growth.
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Congress
U. S. News & World Report
Kennedy
Michael E. Levy
National Industrial Conference Board
FBI Reports Record Finances and Convictions for 1963 Year
J Edgar Hoover disclosed a 1963 fiscal year high in FBI fines savings and recoveries at 186 225 348 with a return of 1 37 per dollar. The eighth straight year set a 19192 stolen vehicles figure and 12816 convictions the largest peacetime total.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Accelerated affirmative hiring debate in civil service
John W. Macy, chairman of the Civil Service Commission, is accused of an accelerated catch-up in expanding opportunities for Negroes in government employment. He defends the plan as an affirmative program aimed at placing more qualified Black individuals in government jobs at all levels.
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John W. Macy
Civil Service Commission
Coping with COPE Hints at Republican Urban Strategy
The article examines how GOP groups, from Los Angeles to Connecticut, build education funds and organize outside cities to win in urban wards. John Lupton spearheads a state wide Citizens Committee to mobilize suburban money and labor for city campaigns, aiming to shave city deficits by 20 to 30 percent.
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COPE
Committee On Political Education
Afl-Cio
California
Republican Associates
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Chicago
Citizens League of Illinois
Cook County
East Coast
John Lupton
Connecticut
Congress
Lupton
Rockefeller Republicans
Connecticut Republican Citizens Committee
Bridgeport
Hartford
East Europe
Dear Abby Open House at Our Summer Cottage Dilemma
Dear Abby advises the writer to address overbearing guests and a nonparticipating husband. The solution: set boundaries, stop inviting uninvited visitors, and protect privacy at the cottage.
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Abby
Dear Abby readers share relationship and hunger tips
Letters reveal a food waste use case at restaurants and a morality tale about an affair. Abigail Van Buren addresses readers with humor and caution while sharing anecdotes about tall questions and personal boundaries.
Chameleon Parents and the Expressive Child Rant
Lucille Ball champions consistent expressive parenting over punitive no nos advocating steady discipline. The piece urges parents to adopt clear rules and rewards while warning against inconsistent responses, citing Gary Morton and animal trainer analogies. It promotes a 200 point Parents Tests via mailed request.
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Lucille Ball
Gary Morton
Gary
Red Chinese and Russians trade blows over world split
A June exchange shows Khrushchev promoting peaceful coexistence with the West while Red China urges revolutionary world communism. Moscow and Beijing later opened talks, but both sides blame the other for widening the rift amid nuclear-age stakes and Cuban crisis echoes.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Russia
Becaus
Cuba
Office Becomes Summer Refuge
In summer the office becomes a refuge for the walking wounded as workers seek air conditioning and safety. A doctor treats mishaps from mowing injuries to hay fever and a boss arrives with a bandaged hand after a golf mishap, all amid weekend casualties.
Happy Still Wants Fight at 65 in Versailles
A. B. Happy Chandler, at retirement age 65 in Versailles Kentucky, declared I am not gonna quit and we will stand up and fight again. The Democratic politician, twice Kentucky governor and former U S senator and baseball commissioner, had run unsuccessfully for the Democratic nomination for governor in the May 28 primary.
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Versailles
A. B
Chandler
Kentucky
U.S
Athens County Land Transfers in Brief
Don E Kasler Jr transfers north half of Inlet 105 Athens to Don ald Richard Kasler. Leona Gilkey Pauley transfers 8.46 acres in Albany to Bernard Winthrow. Robert J Zetty transfers 0.13 acres in Athens to Jacque line Bolen. Jesse Day transfers Lot 22 in Lowmans Subdivision Athens to Ralph Gray.
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Don E. Kasler, Jr
Donald Richard Kasler
Inlet
Athens
Leona Gilkey Pauley
Bernard Winthrow
Albany
Robert J. Zetty
Jacqueline Bolen
Jesse Day
Ralph Gray
Lowman’s Subdivision
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Dear Abby
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Tampa
Carl
Beverly Hills
Calif
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PTA
Mothers’ Club
Ussr
James Marlow
Summer Refuge
Hal Boyle
Doc
Sally Primrose
Happy
Athens County
Mall
Sundny
Mall Else Alere
S and Poseres Iins
Sunnay
Associated Press
Allema
the Messenger Publishing Co
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