JFK retreat on tax cuts signals shift in reform plan
Editorial notes Kennedy shifting ground on tax cuts and reforms, citing opposition from NAM, Chamber, and AFL CIO. It details failed Congressional maneuver led by Sen. Byrd, the three-year $13.6B reduction with $3.4B in reforms, and rising concerns about revenue loss and political feasibility.
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Afl-Cio
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Harry Byrd
D-Va
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NAM
Chamber of Commerce
Aflcio
Everyday New York Miscellany and Trivia Snippets
A column of assorted reflections and facts from Everyday New York. It notes nine percent of U.S. income tax payers earning six thousand dollars or less annually, diets, heating risks, and beekeeping in America. It quotes H. L. Mencken and Alphonse Karr, adds notes on divorce timing and parking space scarcity.
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U.S
H. L. Mencken
United States
Santa Claus
Langers
Alphonse Karr
Thors
Baytown Sun Publication Details and Editorial Staff
The Baytown Sun, Inc aired afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas. Fred Hartman editor and publisher James H. Hale general manager Preston Pendergrass managing editor Beulah Mae Jackson office manager Robert K. Gilmore John Wadley Paul Putman Cortie Laughlin. Published as second class matter at Baytown Post Office March 3 1873 act. Box 308 Baytown Texas subscription rates 1.45 per month 17.40 per year Nationally represented by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc member of Associated Press rights of republication reserved. Advertising department info truncated.
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Baytown
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Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman Cortie Laughlin
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Itis
Stand, Sir? Barry Goldwater on Federal Education Funding
Barry Goldwater argues against Kennedy's federal education push, offering a plan with tax relief for college families and a tax credit for portions of real property taxes used for public schools. He says state and local governments can meet needs without expanded federal control, citing flat funding growth versus school costs since 1950. He asserts the bill would restore funds to states while keeping education decisions local. John 17:3 verse closes the missive.
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Washington
Try and Stop Me MAIN COURSE at a Washington dinner
A dinner in Washington features Cove nish rock hen as a diplomat worries about shotgun pellets in his food and a snapped pearl necklace on a guest’s plate. Jack Fuller recalls a rover who texted ten friends with CONGRATULATIONS and they replied with thanks and stories, while a jokester sent a misleading wire.
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Washington
Jack Fuller
Rover
Today’s Grab Bag and Watch Your Language Quiz
A collage page presents trivia prompts including Pope Leo the Great, surveyors’ measure, sunspot life, flags over Texas, and rival states for the 39th entry. It also features a word puzzle on heteronyms, a Greece Turkey Yugoslavia treaty note from Ankara, birthdays, and an elaborate Folk of Fame guessing game about a Harvard guard and political rise.
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Pope Leo
Texas
Chicago schools chief second highest paid in country
A Central Press column profiles the top public official pay, noting the Chicago superintendent earns 48,505 dollars yearly, with a Massachusetts post adding 32,000. Tracing his career from Maryland to Yonkers and Buffalo before Chicago, the piece asks readers to name him.
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Maryland
Yonkers
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Rail network plan to cut Boston Washington trips to four hours
Washington report notes a Pell/Dilworth led study to revolutionize Atlantic Seaboard railroads into a Megalopolis fast commuter corridor. Kennedy backs $1 million for rail study as Dilworth heads a new group, aiming to cut Boston to Washington time to four hours and to link major East Coast cities with welded rails and intensified rail use.
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Kennedy PT boat sinking described as confused and ineffective
Boston AP report on the WWII action where Lt. John Kennedy's PT 109 was sunk. The official history, by Capt. Robert Bulkley Jr., notes the August 12 engagement near Kolombara Island as poorly coordinated, with eight PT boats firing 20 torpedoes but only PT 109 lost and Amagiri damaged. Kennedy’s foreword praises small fast ships in WWII.
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Robert J. Bulkley Jr
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Kolom~ara Island
Kennedys
Ama
Amagiri
Know Your Bridge Booth Dealer and the Five Clubs Contract
An article discusses bridge play strategy using a five clubs contract. It explains how luck can be offset by careful play, detailing a hand where South can maximize winning chances by strategic diamond plays and avoiding a diamond finesse. It emphasizes varying lines to optimize the odds against East West distribution.
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King Fea
South
East
West
Finasse, Wes Syndicate, Inc
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