Nation faces heavy family tax burden amid tax cut debate
The piece examines a pro rata family tax near $3000 for 55 million U S families, compares it to per capita income, and notes 1965 tax collections near $106 billion plus state local taxes totaling $150.2 billion. It discusses deficits, the federal budget, Kennedy’s tax cut plan, and hopes for prosperity to ease the burden.
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United States
Internal Revenue Service
Census Bureau
Kennedy
Third Choice Sen Margaret Chase Smith Considers GOP Bid
Sen Margaret Chase Smith of Maine weighing a third way in the Republican presidential race to provide an option between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller. She will announce December 5 at the Women's National Press Club in Washington.
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Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Women’s National Press Club
Washington
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Senate
Smith
Gram
Red Cross
Chicago
Splendid 4-H
Dr. Crane
Chuck
Push Button Phone Trials Spread In Ohio And Pennsylvania
The Bell Telephone system finished field tests of a push button model in 3000 installations in Findlay Ohio and Greensburg Pennsylvania. General Telephone will test the model early next year in the Midwest. Buttons replace dial holes and speed calls, but a nationwide automated switch over is at least a decade away.
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Bell Telephone System
Findlay
Ohio
Greensburg
General Telephone
Midwest
Khrushchev as Tensions Artist In Berlin And Beyond
The piece argues Khrushchev manages to relieve Western tensions while heightening his own and his Soviet allies. It cites test bans grain sales and Cuba as part of a calculated diplomacy that turns failures into wins, with Khrushchev's deception and timing highlighted as masterful.
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Red China
Castro
Cuba
Canada
Moscow
Hungary
Russia
Mao Tsetung
U.S
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Izvestia
Tanganyika
Africa
Union of South Africa
Soviet Union
Stalin
Dear Abby column questions on debt RSVP and marriage
Dear Abby answers a reader’s debt repayment request to a friend, advises telling the friend to start paying or disclose the loan to her husband. It also advises calling back RSVP nonresponders and offers wedding invitation guidance. A third letter asks about a husband admiring sexy magazines and Abby says such viewing is common and not sick, urging reassurance and a personal reply process.
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Abby
R.S.V P
Life Begins At 40 by Robert Peterson
Retirement scholars may scorn hobbies but the piece celebrates elders who pursue crafts. Bessie Pringle of Oskaloosa Iowa makes felt mice that sell for 1.50 to 2.50 and support a nonprofit Elder Craftsman Shop in New York City. A Caribbean cruise note ponders widows and their late husbands. A reader imagines state flags sold countrywide to spur hobby collections. Write for the booklet Starting a Small Retirement Business.
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Bessie Pringle
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Elder Craftsman
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Caribbean
West Indies
Colorado
Athens
Essenger
Curious five year old Chuck Walgreens mind shapes a leader
A Chicago Temple anecdote recounts Chuck Walgreen at age five watching linemen, resisting orders, and dreaming of an index finger eye. The piece links early curiosity to later leadership at Walgreens, praises his mother’s energy, and urges parents to nurture questions with a 200 point test offer.
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Chuck
Chuck Walgreen
Walgreen
Chicago Temple
Jesus
Temple
Jerusalem
Kyger Methodist Church pays off loan. dinner fundraiser clears funds
Kyger Methodist Church district reports paying off a 500 dollar building fund loan. The Women’s Society raised 39.05 from the election dinner. Local families and visitors share visits and anniversaries in the area including Mulford Hockman Ward and Sisson.
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Kyger Methodist Church
The
Methodist Union
Women’s Society
Apple Grove WSCS Meeting and Prayer Day Event
Mrs. Dolly Wolfe and Mrs. Bertha Robinson attended a joint Apple Grove and East Letart WSCS meeting at East Letart Church. Nora Pearson led the Day of Prayer and Self Denial program. The Shellie M. Boice Missionary Society met at Isabel Lewis home with Lewis in charge and assisted by Wilma Sayre and Ruth Wolfe. Dinner guests included Clara Mae Sargent, Rick Sargent, and Mabel Robinson of Racine visiting Pete Shields and Earl Robinson. Joyce Gloeckner and Larry Badgley visited Erwin Gloeckner family.
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Apple Grove
Dolly Wolfe
Bertha Robinson
Mabel Roush
East Letart
East Letart Church
Nora Pearson
Shellie M. Boice
Double-Talk Guide Teases Honest Speech and Clever Slurs
A quirky guide extols double-talk as a way to be true to oneself while softening insults to others. It lampoons dated quips about appearance, age, and gender, citing humorous misdirections and awkward phrases from midcentury speech.
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Darling
George
Grace
Straitsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles Kemper and Oliver Kemper enjoyed a weekend in Columbus. Mrs Gertrude Mills visited Mr and Mrs Dean Collison in Logan. Ruth Emrick of Gahanna visited Mr and Mrs Lawrence Burgess. Mr and Mrs W J Davis and Mrs Nellie Mitchell spent an evening in Corning.
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Straitsville
Charles Kemper
Oliver Kemper
Columbus
Gertrude Mills
Dean Collison
Logan
Ruth Emrick
Gahanna
Laurence Burgess
W. J. Davis
Nellie Mitchell
Corning
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