Dillon tax cut plan and deficits in a growing economy
The Wall Street Journal argues that without spending cuts a tax cut would raise deficits by about 15 billion dollars annually. It notes recession risks, questions the timing of tax cuts, and urges lower federal spending alongside lower taxes to avoid undermining the economy and dollar.
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Adenauer Steps Aside for Erhard as West Germany Demands Change
West Germany transitions to a new regime as Konrad Adenauer retires after 15 years, to be succeeded by Ludwig Erhard. Adenauer’s leadership solidified Western alignment, while Erhard’s era brings revival and prosperity amid East Germany’s repression and the Berlin Wall.
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Butler’s Center-Left Conservatism Surges in Britain and America
The piece argues Rab Butler’s centrist Tory stance mirrors a global shift toward polarized representation. It notes Butler’s influence on postwar welfare state reform, contrasts Lord Home’s rising profile, and cites Goldwater’s appeal. It suggests voters now demand clearer ideological aims and selective compromises in Britain and the United States.
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Dear Abby column letters provide blunt family insights
A reader’s collection of Dear Abby items explores parental attention after marriage, with mothers noting devotion from daughters’ families and sons drifting away. Other letters include dog named Abigail, a truckers tale of mattress springs, a Little League mother outraged by a pitcher change, and a request for personal replies.
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Polly M case pathos in tragedy booklet appeal
A distressed letter describes the death of Polly M a college freshman in a head on crash after a ride with a classmate. The mothers plea to Dr Crane seeks consolation and guidance for grieving parents while noting a larger pattern of similar cases.
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Death on the Illinois jet disaster near Glenview field
Polly Cranes parents recount the sudden loss of George a pilot who steered his jet to a vacant city block to avoid crashing into a crowd. The watch stopped at 259 PM as Chicago radio announced the death leaving families in shock and seeking solace through cards flowers and a hospital booklet tribute including Edgar Guest’s poem To All Parents.
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Carpenter 4 H Club Wiener Roast and Show Report
The Bit and Spur 4 H Club held a wiener roast and fun show at leader Robert Bishop's home. Several families and relatives visited and attended events in Circleville Flatwoods Albany and Toledo with other neighbors joining hosts and guests.
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Maude Caster
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No Room For Relaxation In 1964 Cold War Outlook
President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev signed the limited nuclear test ban treaty but new crises loom. Khrushchev faces domestic strife and a lagging moon program while the United States debates civil rights bills and a possible tax cut. Foreign trouble includes Castro’s Cuba and strain with Gaulle as Rusk urges allies to fulfill Europe defense promises.
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Health And Happiness In Clear Speech Skills
The article urges parents and schools to identify and address children's speech difficulties. It highlights how mispronunciations lead to teasing, the value of school speech experts, and practical tips such as discreet practice, using recordings, and modeling clear speech for both child and family. It notes that consistent practice improves articulation and self confidence.
Kennedy matron wins first Elizabeth Seton Medal
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy receives the first Elizabeth Seton Medal for charity and philanthropy work in Greensburg Pennsylvania. Philadelphia reports President Kennedy will speak at a $100-a-plate Democratic dinner Wednesday backing Mayor James H Tate for a full four term.
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