Proposals for sweeping gradual income tax cuts by Sadlak
Connecticut representative Sadlak introduces a tax reform bill aiming at a nine year schedule of rate reductions from 20 to 15 percent on the bottom bracket and from 56 to 25 percent for the 20 22 000 bracket while corporate rates fall from 30 to 22 percent and surtax from 22 to 20 percent. He argues modest growth could replace lost revenue and notes most savings would benefit those under 6000 in income, with limited benefit above 50 000.
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Sadlak
Connecticut
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Sadiak
Seaton Defends Partnership Power Plan in Interview
In a U.S. News & World Report interview Secretary Seaton argues for a federal local and private joint power development approach. He says a $94 billion investment is needed over 20 years but Congress cannot fund it. criticizes political monopolies and defends regulation of private utilities to protect public liberties and economy.
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U.S. News & World Report
Seaton
Congress
Beaux James Dream On Set as Reporter Turned Actor
An unnamed narrator recalls filming Beau James with Bob Hope and Alexis Smith. He joins the cast as an actor in a scene set in Albany 1931, playing a reporter who chases a news flash. The moment ends with his own pseudo premiere at home.
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Mack
Elinor
Bob Hope
Alexis Smith
Mrs. Walker
Mr. Shevelson
Shevelson
Momma
Hope
Mr. Bishop
Case Advice from Dr Crane on Wives and Marital Discord
Dr George W Crane counsels that marital breakups stem from wives sins of omission and urges reading a booklet. Mona M a 32 year old housewife asks why wives are blamed while husbands stray. The column discusses restoring home life after an affair and stresses practical steps.
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Mona
George W. Crane
Mona M
Dr. Crane
Khrushchev Televizes Chiefly To Address World
Khrushchev used an unrehearsed television interview to reach a global audience. He stressed 1958 milk and 1960 61 meat goals for Russia, framed as a bold response to food needs and rival powers, while hinting at internal economic concerns and nationalist pride.
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Khrushchev
Khrusnchev
Try and Stop Me EMORABLE MOMENTS in Hollywood high life
A humorous 1957 collection recounts Hollywood glitz with Groucho Marx toasting a hostess, Greta Garbo dreaming of hairspray as grass seeds, a Wilshire flirt promising marriage then vanishing, and Zsa Zsa Gabor’s rapid diet. The quips contrast wedding customs where brides keep bouquets and toss the groom, with light celebrity satire.
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Hollywood
Groucho Marx
Greta Garbo
Brain Game Quiz On Meter Figures And Historical Facts
Brain Game Here is another numbers quiz with six correct answers. Questions cover a doctyle syllable count six plan ets arm aries and Santa reindeer counts. Answers reveal a playful trivia challenge across poetry theater and history.
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Lilli Palmer
Rex Harrison
Aymon
U. S
Santa
St. Nicholas
The Family Doctor on Diet and Arthritis
The column discusses diet fads in arthritis treatment. It cites the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation noting no food or vitamin cures or causes. It also mentions questions about black tongue and reactions to sulfa or penicillin.
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Arthritis and
Horoscope and medical Q A column mix of stars and health notes
A mixed page item blends tomorrow’s tactful guidance with career hints and birthday forecasts, then shifts to medical Q A on hairy tongue and paroxysmal tachycardia, endometriosis, and cousin marriages with sources and pamphlet reference.
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Bureau of Health Education
American Medical Assn
North Dearborn St
Chicago
Ill
The Athens Messenger Page Adverts and Rates
The text lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions and delivery details for Athens Ohio with regional mentions in Ohio and West Virginia. It notes advertising and mailing terms as a member of the Associated Press.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
mail—Daily
Sunda
Ohio
W. Va
Athens
Postoffice
Act
THE
Associated Press
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