Kennedy weighs tax cut push in televised address
Reports quoted Kennedy weighing an immediate income tax cut to stimulate business. He planned a national address to reveal his verdict, with some sources suggesting prospects for quick action dimming while others favored tax reform. Washington figures noted July sales, steel output shifts, and industry forecasts as advisers debated policy paths.
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Marilyn Monroe Tomb Inscriptions and Funeral Echoes
A fragmented obituary note recalls Marilyn Monroe 1926 1962 with a simple grave inscription. Witness accounts describe the funeral crowd, DiMaggio’s gesture, and public homage amid Hollywood tribute and uncertain economy.
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Defense installations funding passes House panel
The House Appropriations Committee approved 341.6 million dollars for defense installation construction across states, with 98.3 million for Army, 92.8 million Navy, 123.5 million Air Force, and 26.9 million for other agencies. Texas totals include 21.61 million spread across Brooke Army Medical Center and several bases.
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Woman Avoids Fire Scene After Watching Safety Film
In Santa Monica a group of 100 traffic violators agreed to view a wrecks film to reduce fines. Anne Baumhauer, 60, fled the courtroom during a flaming car scene and collapsed, later revived. She said her husband died in a similar crash. The judge offered to trim fines for watching films as part of a three week crackdown. Baumhauer's $10 illegal left turn fine was remitted.
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Texas Base Construction Requests Denied Across Three Bases
A Texas Senate committee denied funding proposals for three bases. Bergstrom AFB in Austin faced a $257,000 gym project rejection, Sheppard AFB in Wichita Falls had a $314,000 officers quarters request denied, and Lackland AFB Medina Annex in San Antonio saw $34,441,000 for officers school facilities declined. The panel did approve $6,734,000 to replace inadequate hospital facilities at Fort Hood.
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USDA Invites Views Of Wool Producers
The Agriculture Department asks wool producers for written views and recommendations on the incentive price level for the 1963 marketing year. The 6 cent per pound incentive has stood since 1955 to narrow the gap when market prices fall. The program aims to spur 300 million pounds of shorn wool, a target not met as production declined this year. Proposals are due by September 4.
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Sparrows Roost in Apopka Gym Prompt Cleanout Order
In Apopka Florida county officials order removal of 75 to 109 sparrows that have used the high school gym as a roost for years. Birds disrupt games with loud screeches and have forced maintenance to repair windows and seal openings. Past attempts to remove them have failed.
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AFB Funding Totals Across Texas Bases
Several air force bases in Texas report funding figures including Lackland AFB in San Antonio at 647000 dollars, Sheppard AFB in Wichita Falls at 1127000, and other bases AFBs in Waco Sherman and Per Tin with amounts listed in the hundreds of thousands.
Labor Officials Criticize Daniel in Lyles Appointment
Texas AFL-CIO officials accuse Governor Price Daniel of ignoring workers when reappointing J. E. Lyles to the Texas Employment Commission. They urge reconsideration or steps to address worker input before Senate approval that would extend Lyles’ term to 1968. Lyles, from Mart, is a former railroad employee and long-time labor figure appointed in 1960.
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New York
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Evans
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Mart
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