Tax Cut Backed to Soothe Civil Rights Backlash
Washington signals Kennedy will push a tax cut to blunt business opposition to civil rights proposals. The House Ways and Means panel works in secrecy to craft a bill targeting an $11 billion cut with a total deficit near $10 billion. If no Senate filibuster, final action could come this year.
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Washington
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Ways and Means Committee
House
Appalachia Development Plan Seen as Kennedy Boost
A 30 member staff under Undersecretary Roosevelt Jr. studies Appalachia from central Alabama to northern Pennsylvania to craft a regional growth plan. It focuses on highways, new industries, and facilities like sewers and schools, aiming to lift a 12 million independent population and restore Kennedy’s political standing.
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Virginia
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Ohio
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Tennessee
Georgia
Appalachia
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Kennedy
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Rockefeller Goldwater Rift Prompts GOP Unity Push
Senators Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller have met for a year in Washington to unify the Republican party for 1964. Nixon says the extreme right is behind Goldwater but not himself, urging liberals and moderates to support any nominee to avoid a weak bid.
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Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Washington
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Rockefeller
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Frankfurt
Germany
Senator Goldwater
Nixon
California
Reuther Attacks Hoover Over Domestic Communists Charge
The article reviews Walter Reuther’s criticism of J. Edgar Hoover for exaggerating the domestic Communist threat. It contrasts Reuther’s past anti-left stance with current views, notes Hoover’s Cuba and Soviet espionage data, and argues the radical right and left pose risks to the United States.
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Far Right
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Automobile Workers Union
Walter
UAW
Reuther
Joe Staleen
U.S
Geratines
America
United States
Hoover
State Department
Cuba
Soviet Union
China
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Pregnancy delay avoided by stepwise medical checks
Dr George W Crane counsels Donna D to check husband sterility Rubin test and rhythm method before considering surgery for a tipped uterus. She conceives next month after applying horse sense and basic tests. Richmond Indiana reports Earlham College president addressing Five Years Meeting of Friends delegates about peace.
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Donna D
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Friends
Kennedy backs peaceful Washington march amid civil rights debate
President Kennedy endorses a peaceful August demonstration in Washington while Congress debates a civil rights bill. He warns against unruly tactics but supports protests that express grievances without violence, noting a massive turnout could test restraint and response. He emphasizes the need to address core grievances to avoid future unrest.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
Washington Monument
Dear Abby Readers Share Advice And Personal Notes
Dear Abby columns mix teen dating concerns, parental judgments, and professional frustrations. A sixteen year old seeks proof she isn’t like her sister while others discuss mothers and service workers handling kids, and a veteran teacher explains grade repetition and its impact on learning. A private tip requests a personal reply.
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Retiree-turned-builder hires fellow seniors in Arizona
Joseph Timan, a former New York real estate lawyer, retired at 47 and now heads Horizon Land Corporation. He develops retirement housing across Arizona Texas New Mexico using retirees in 80 job types, aiming to keep seniors productive while not forcing segregated communities. He invites readers to request the book Retiring to Arizona from The Messenger.
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New York
Timan
Tucson
Arizona
Southwest
Texas
New Mexico
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