Big $10 Billion Tax Cut Proposed Before 88th Congress
A presidential panel of labor, business, and economic leaders urges an immediate tax reduction for 1963. They favor about 10 to 11 percent cuts, mainly in personal income taxes with some corporate relief, backed by commerce and labor departments and the council of economic advisors. The Ways and Means Committee will decide, with Congress expected to enact a tax cut.
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United States
Departments of Commerce and Labor
Council of Economic Advisors
Treasury Department
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Treasury
Congress
Polaris A-3 Sees Fifth Setback But Arms Program Ahead
The A-3 Polaris submarine missile shows its fifth failure yet the overall Polaris program stays well ahead of critics. Navy aims to fix the experimental troubles within two years. By 1965 the 2500 nautical mile weapon should join the defense line and strike from the sea if needed.
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Polaris
Atlas
Titan
U. S
Navy
Queens College Offers Evening English Courses
The college requires students with weak English to attend self funded night courses costing 37.50 per semester, without college credit. Officials say strong writing is essential to express learned material and make college training meaningful.
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Queens College
New York
One Party Rule Questioned by Algerian Premier
Premier Ahmed Ben Bella praises communism abroad but bans the Communist party at home in Algeria. He declares room for only one party, prompting questions about how such a system will shape Algerian life and its ties to Fidel Castro and Cuba.
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Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Fidel Castro
Havana
Communist Party
The knob is king in television viewing now
A reader argues TV ad content shapes public taste and urges self policing by industry. He praises the knob as a freedom to skip ads, notes the value of quality programs like Perry Mason and Ben Casey, and recalls a Beethoven concert as proof TV can mature. He critiques overblown violence and sex while defending diverse ages on screen.
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James T. Quirk
TV Guide
Newton Minow
Boston Symphony
Tanglewood
Charles Munch
Beethoven
Jim Hagerty
Booboo
Alger
Hiss
Nixon
Hucksters
Perry Mason
Defenders
Ben Casey
Dear Abby column hints at teen eating issues and etiquette
The letter writer, 15, works in her father's bakery and spirals into overeating for free treats while struggling with weight and dating. Abby urges self scolding, warns free bakery goods carry social costs, and advises against telling a friend to limit her child on the phone, valuing friendship.
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Abby
Dear Abby: Psychosomatic allergy to wallpaper pattern
Abigail Van Buren answers a reader who believes a strawberry patterned wallpaper caused hives in a guest. The doctor explains conditioning and psychosomatic reactions as possible, and the column offers light advice for handling an ugly birthday blouse gift.
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Abby
How to Prevent a Platonic Marriage in Alcoholism
A vulnerable husband, Terry T., over 40, nearly lost his job to whiskey. His wife followed Dr. Crane's guidance to boost her seductive role, addressing underlying fears and menopause effects, leading to Terry quitting drinking and regaining his career and family life. A booklet offer follows. Also a Sweden drug warning about Postafen linked to birth defects.
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Terry T
Dr. Crane
Terry
Lessons In Doubletalk Readable Seasonal Shtick Exposed
A humorous piece exposes holiday doubletalk by contrasting rosy phrases with blunt truths. The text highlights shopworn lines about gifts Santa bonuses and affluence, then reveals the real motives behind each remark with pithy, sharp counters.
Reading help for young readers fosters confidence and progress
The guide advises parents to listen with enthusiasm when a child in first or second grade reads. If reading is hard, choose easier books with high interest, provide brief word-help, and celebrate small successes. Stay calm, avoid scolding, and tailor support to the child’s response.
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Dad
Meigs County Land Transfers List
Barbara Gardner transfers parcels in Rutland and Salem Twos to Myrtle Gardner. Fred D Wilcoxen and Edna F Wilcoxen transfer acreage in Lebanon Two to Lawrence M Wilcoxen and Frances Wilcoxen. Martin E Abbott and Minnie M Abbott transfer lots in Middleport to Harold and Gertrude Swartz. David Frecker and Ella Frecker transfer 52 acres in Chester Two to Billie E Grueser and Doris F Grueser.
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Barbara Gardner
Myrtle Gardner
Rutland
Salem
Fred D
Edna F. Wilcoxen
Lawrence M. Wilecoxen
Frances Wilcoxen
Lebanon
Martin E
Minnie M. Abbott
Harold
Gertrude Swartz
Middleport
David Frecker
Ella Frecker
Billie E. Grueser
Doris F. Grueser
Chester Two
Tycoon Lake Tycoon Lake visitors and family gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parsons of Columbus visited his mother Mrs. Cena Parsons. Charley Brubaker and Faye Brubaker visited over the weekend. Brubaker returned home with his sons for an indefinite stay. Vinson Mounts of Freeburn Ky visits his sister and family. Several locals hosted and visited relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Will Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John Vance, and others during Thanksgiving gatherings.
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Will Thomas
Lake
Jack Parsons
Columbus
Cena Parsons
Charley Brubaker
New Carlisle
Faye Brubaker
Springfield
Harveyrubaker
Brubaker
R. C. Dabney
Olive Reynolds
Vinson Mounts
Freeburn
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Abigail van Buren
MR. S. S
Beverly Hills
Calif
George W. Crane
Stockholm
Sweden
Swedish Medical Board
Has Boyle
Santa Claus
Esmerelda
Meigs County
Tycoon Lake
Athens Messenger
BGA
Ca “Baits
Maf
Y & Lund
Ohio
Union St
Anethens
Oia
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