Kennedy flags 18 month Congress delivery on tax cuts
President Kennedy cites an 18 month delivery by Congress and urges a Senate vote on the tax reduction bill before year end. He says other priorities include civil rights education and mental health, with medical care for the aged not excluded. He defends delays as needed for complex legislation and notes the upcoming election as a catalyst for action.
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Khrushchev Sets Timetable for U S Economic Rise
Khrushchev hosts American businessmen for a two hour Q and A at the Kremlin and a Bolshevik revolution anniversary reception. He told the visitors the Soviet Union would surpass the United States economy in seven years, remarking on an implied timetable for the end of American dominance.
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Castros and Morocco sever Cuba ties over alleged arms to Algeria
Castros Lone Li and Morocco cut diplomatic relations with Cuba accusing it of sending ships with weapons ammunition and volunteers to Algeria for the Struggle against Morocco. Fidel Castro faces domestic scarcity while pursuing expansion into North Africa.
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Princeton Faculty Scholarships Reward Merit in Humanities
Five senior Princeton faculty won full leave terms and 750 dollars for research under the McCosh Fellowships plan. The fund totals 50 000 dollars annually and aims to spur scholars from dusty offices to renewed effort. The program favors humanities over science.
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Coal States Hold Key to 1964 Election
The piece argues coal country states like Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Indiana and Illinois may determine Kennedy's 1964 path. It notes coal industry concerns about unemployment and a push to expand coal exports and restrict foreign oil imports to boost jobs and politics. It cites UMW views on performance over party and a looming House vote on coal-favorable legislation.
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Dear Abby oscillates between criticism and etiquette
A reader asks if a teacher was fair to be revealed, and if a remorse letter is required. Abby cautions a parent’s authority, endorses the apology, and notes teachers sometimes react to blunt honesty. The column then addresses birth announcements and a reader’s dream anecdotes.
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Now Or Never For Rockefeller
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller enters the presidential race amid polls showing Barry Goldwater leading. Rockefeller, more liberal, hopes his specifics will win primary voters while Goldwater faces pressure to detail plans. Rockefeller’s remarriage and political calculus loom as a potential last bid for the White House.
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How To Lower Faxes CASE R-413
Bob Mooney of the Indianapolis Star discusses tax reform ideas inspired by efficiency engineering. He argues a single commodity tax could replace broad levies, ending much paperwork and reducing government costs while boosting enterprise and time for innovation. The piece critiques the current system and promotes a self help booklet.
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Honesty and Cheating in School Grades Discussed
The Athens Messenger discusses student cheating on tests and homework. It weighs honor systems, home support, and teacher pupil relations as factors. It urges parental notes on homework, self reliance, and sportsmanlike values to curb cheating.
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