Kennedy tax program stirs controversy in New York
President Kennedy pressed Congress to modernize business and expand jobs with tax incentives and changes to dividends and depreciation. He argued the plan would reduce tax revenue but boost employment in construction, lumber, steel, cement, and machinery, while facing opposition from stockowners and savers. Senate and House actions on wage and Social Security measures accompany business caution amid Cuba tensions and a stronger steel market.
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Clothing for Goodwill aid aids handicapped training
During spring housecleaning, clothing and household articles no longer needed can be donated to Goodwill Industries. The program turns items into jobs and training opportunities for people with disabilities, supporting rehabilitation and community employment.
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Yarborough backs Kennedy recovery plan for Texas
Senator Ralph Yarborough of Texas voiced full support for President Kennedy’s recovery program. He cited rising unemployment with 238,90 Texans seeking work and 52,600 more jobs than a year ago, urging swift government action. He highlighted six programs aimed at boosting purchasing power in Texas by about 90.1 million dollars annually.
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Manhattan’s Big Plans Backed To Rejuvenate Harbor Area
David Rockefeller backs a $355 million vision to transform Lower Manhattan with a World Trade Center cluster uniting NY and NJ interests. The Port Authority and Chase Manhattan Bank push for official approval, funding, and long term city tax benefits as planners seek to curb decay and solidify the area as a global financial hub.
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TV on camera shaping Washington lawmakers looks
AP TV-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry notes how Washington representatives, including Catherine May, adapt to television. May, a Yakima housewife and former legislator, used weekly radio, then TV, writing her own scripts and speaking directly to cameras. Her critics, including friends and family, say appearances affect her. Harpo Marx also shifted to TV, moving from silent roles to commercials.
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Sun's Television Log Shows Dense Daytime to Late Night Lineup
A historical TV log lists Tuesday night through Wednesday morning programings with many shows, hosts, and titles. Notable entries include sports, news, and entertainment programs such as The Weather, Fireman, Alfred Hitchcock, The Californians, Law shows, and popular reruns across various time slots.
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Tom Ewell
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Dean Martin
Alcoa
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Mann
Jack Paar
FBI
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Unclear station bulletin shows mixed names and weather notes
Fragmentary radio page lists multiple names including Terry Lahn Paul Harvey and Alex Dieser with weather and sports notes. Content is garbled with illegible times and figures, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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Alex Dieser
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