Tax Cut Debate and Economic Outlook Stirs Capitol
Editorials highlight growing calls for income tax cuts paired with reduced federal spending. Opinions split on optimal tax reduction size and spending limits, with Kennedy's upcoming policy address likely to shape plans.
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Kennedy
Economic Club of New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
F. W. Dodge Corp
Washington
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
General Motors
Chevrolet
Try and Stop Me ABRARAS LINCOLN Shamed by odd neighbor episode in Springfield
A neighbor on Springfield’s main street rode a yellownag horse rented from Abraras Lincoln when the animal kicked and tangled a boot in the stirrup. The rider yelled for the rider to dismount. Trick V at a family anniversary later stole a china saucer and left a quarter on a table, then counted the profit.
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Abraras
Lincoln
Springfield
Trick V
Local newspaper masthead fragment with editor and circulation staff
Fragmentary OCR shows names such as Editor and Publisher Office ager reeese Circulation Director John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin and advertising leadership. Indicates second class matter status at Baytown Texas Post Office under March 3, 1879 with box address and national representation.
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Office
Ager Reeese
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
F. O. Box
White House silent over Cuban crisis articles claim Stevenson appeased
A Saturday Evening Post piece by Charles Bartlett and Stewart Alsop portrays U N Ambassador Adlai Stevenson as opposing Kennedy's quarantine and urging a negotiated withdrawal of missiles and bombers from Cuba. The Defense Department denies the article, Kennedy expresses confidence in Stevenson, and questions arise about access to top secret Security Council records.
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White House
Saturday Evening Post
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Charles Bartlett
Washington
Chattanooga Times
Stewart Alsop
the Post
National Security Council
Stevenson
Kennedy
Cuba
Defense Department
Post
Bartlett
Alsop
Adlai Steven
Security Council
Central Intelligence Agency
Letters on Kennedy Stevenson U.N. role and Cuban crisis
Readers debate Kennedy and Stevenson politics and the UN post. The letter discusses Robert Kennedy’s crisis briefcase rumor, Stevenson’s U.N. leadership, Bartlet Alsop article implications, and Bowles’ government role. It also praises Stevenson for exposing Soviet behavior in the Cuban crisis and contemplates future influence.
Bible Verse Rom 1 16 proclaiming salvation through faith
A quotation from Romans 1 16 emphasizing that the gospel of Christ is the power of God unto salvation for believers first to the Jews and then to the Greeks, affirming faith as the path to eternal life.
Quick Bundle Quiz Answers From The Grinches Of The Past
Legal grevemen question unresolved. P A U stands for Pan American Union. The Trojan War friend was Patroclus. Indian meat is corn meal. The ark’s gold covering is the mercy seat. The column end notes Roy Le and historical references.
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P.A.U
Achilles
Pan American Union
Patroclus
Anic Tyee
Roy LE
Douglas May Leave Bench Splitting Black and Douglas
Washington reports that Justice William O. Douglas plans to retire, prompting talk of a split in the Black-Douglas alliance. The piece notes Douglas’s stance on church-state separation and school integration, and recalls Hugo Black’s long alliance with him. It profiles Kennedy’s Venezuela trip and a controversial oil import decree, plus Kerr’s Oklahoma road ribbon and Senate maneuvers affecting tax and oil policy.
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Washington
Big Jim Eastland
Mississippi
Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
Ford Foundation
Asia
Latin America
United States
National Geographic Magazine
Douglas
Black
Hugo Black
Alabama
Roosevelt
U.S.A
Citizens Councils
Ku Klux Klan
Kennedy
Venezuela
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caracas
Alliance For Progress
Perez Alfonso
Fidel Castro
Oklahoma
Tulsa Tribune
Senate
Bob Kerr
Kerr
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. Kerr
Jfk
Parnell to retire as pastor if no replacement found
Rep. Adam Clayton Parnell of Harlem will retire as pastor of Abyssinian Baptist Church by December 1 if no suitable successor is named. He will continue until a replacement is secured. Detective Supt. George Smith of Scotland Yard retires after 36 years, last arrest being William Vassall for Soviet spying. King Saud reports improved leg pains and hopes to return to Saudi Arabia from Switzerland soon. A single inch of rainfall equals about one hundred tons of water per acre.
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Associated Press
Adam Clayton Parnell
New York
Harlem
George Smith
Britain
Scotland Yard
London
Force
Admiralty
William John Vassall
Soviet Union
Saud
Sadi Arabia
Switzerland
Mecca Rad
Damascus
Lausanne
Acre
General Elections In Syria Promised By Premier Azem
Damascus Syria AP Premier Khaled El Azem announced elections for a new parliament will be held by July 1963. He dissolved a rightist parliament on September 24, and his three month-old cabinet aims to ensure stability and democracy. A law regulating party systems will be set before the polls. A New Guinea native offers water as courtesy, testing it for poison.
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Damascus
Syria
Khaled el Azem
Azem
Azer
New Guinea
Reading the Declares High Prospects in a Diamond Contract
South counts losers and learns there is a trump loser after East shows out. With careful play, the declarer makes ten tricks by cashing clubs and diamonds, ruffing and managing dummy to force East to discard or be unable to prevent the tenth trick. The lesson: keep loser counting to guide the endgame decisions.
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East
South
Declarer
West
Raet
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New York City
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Fulton Lewis JR
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U. S
Red China
Edgar Snow
Red Star
Mao and Company
Saturday -Evening Post
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Chiang Kai-shek
Freda Utley
Ed Snow
Comintern
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Horman
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U. N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Terrtory
Valentin Chu
Anshan
Fushun
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