Treasury sees tax cut spurring growth despite higher taxes in practice
The Treasury forecasts $20 billion in higher federal receipts over three years from an $11 billion two year income tax cut while deficits run $5 to $7 billion. unemployment would fall to 4 percent by 1966 as profits and incomes rise.
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New Frontier Dream
Mississippi picks anti Kennedy Democrat for governor run off
Lt Gov Paul B Johnson Jr wins the Mississippi Democratic run off pledging to continue Gov Ross Barnett's militant racial policies. Johnson defeats former Gov J P Coleman who backed Kennedy in 1960. Johnson brandishes anti Kennedy stance and Meredith incident boosts his bid. Mississippi remains unreconstructed in national terms.
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Paul B. Johnson Jr
Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
J. P. Coleman
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Gov
Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Heavy fire toll goes beyond dollars in NFPA review
The NFPA annual roundup warns fires cost 11 800 lives last year, over a third children, with thousands injured or jobless and many losing homes or businesses. It urges constant fire prevention through knowledge and care, noting Fire Prevention Week in October and call for daily attention to safety.
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National Fire Protection Association
NFPA
Swordfish Prices Sink Amid Foreign Competition
Down East fishermen face low prices as Japanese long lines and Canadian subsidies push swordfish imports higher. A New Bedford record haul and smaller vessel catches contrast with grim moods, while Russian trawlers threaten supplies. Locals recall Squanto’s fish-fertilized corn as they persevere.
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Joseph Chase Allen
Vineyard Gazette
Martha's Vineyard
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Canada
Japan
Washington, D.C
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North Sea
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Squanto
Pilgrim Fathers
Dear Abby advice column samples mischief and manners
A collection of Dear Abby questions and answers on Mother's Day gift etiquette guest china handling dishwashing and a parenting anecdote. Abigail Van Buren cautions readers about misread signals from family and guests and emphasizes proper behavior and health concerns in everyday situations.
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Mrs. Still
Personal Cases and Potential Across IQ Gaps
Amos G. a 47 year old farmer declines a course in scientific farming noting he already uses ideas. The piece argues brain cells and IQ limit learning while repetition builds skills and emphasizes love and patient, cultured parenting to aid dull children.
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Golden wedding anniversary celebrated in Wilkesville
Mr and Mrs Robert Miller marked their golden anniversary with family and friends as neighbors and relatives visited in Wilkesville. Thelma Campbell took her class to Athens to see The Rope film and Keith Kessell returned home from the Army. In Youngstown thieves robbed the V and H Coins Store in Boardman, stealing rare coins valued at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars.
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Wilkesville
McCoy
Robert Miller
Thurman
Hazel Wright
Lynn
Sam Marrs
Stephen Foley
Birdie Watts
Allie Cahoon
Cecil King
Hubbardsville
Walter Wells
Kessell
Gallipolis
Keith Kessell
Thelma Campbell
Athens
Charles Campbell
Ironton
Eugene Campbell
John Ewing McCormick
Hull
Columbus
Alva Mahaffey
Mary Wells
Middleport
Youngstown
Boardman
Chester By Mrs. Erma Cleland Family News
Chester notes show Delmar Baum and children Nancy and Tim returned from a two week Lake Minnetonka Ontario trip. Visitors include Henry Joachim and Blanche Zipperieh, plus Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland and Wateman White. Timmy and Nancy hosted a trailer party with Elberfeld Bailey Wood Kautz guests.
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Delmar Baum
Nancy
Tim
Lake Matinenda
Ontario
Canada
Charles Baum
Henry Joachim
Harry Joachim
Youngstown
Blanche Zipperieh
Cleveland
Mary Reed
Ross Cleland
Wateman White
Reno
Henry Beaver
al Gibson
Columbus
Timmy
Nancy Baum
Mike Elberfeld
Joey Bailey
Debbie Wood
Joe Kautz
Jesse Newell
Keno
Hobart Newell
Life Begins At 40 by Robert Peterson
Dr. Howard A. Rusk promotes rehabilitation to keep the elderly active. He argues stress and self care aid recovery, reducing hospital stays and costs. A survey of 10 000 patients shows many could leave hospital with rehabilitation support. The Athens Messenger offers a booklet on home care for infirm elders.
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Howard A. Rusk
New York University
Bellevue Hospital
Rusk
New York City
Dr. Rusk
Athens Messenger
Remarks About Business Chief
A caricatured profile mocks a powerful executive named Bascomb O Bascomb. Jokes hinge on his control at home and in the office, dictation on laps, yacht disputes, salary talk, and the three martini lunch. The piece satirizes obsessive management style and personal entanglements under pressure.
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