Tax Increase To Ward Off Inflation Discussed By Economists
Economists and policymakers debated raising taxes to curb inflation with agreement that action may be needed if inflation gains momentum. Suggestions ranged from eliminating a 7 percent investment tax credit to prompt action, to standby legislation, while concerns about timing and impact persisted.
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Johnson
Walter Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Washington, D.C
Henry Wallich
Yale
Leftist Ramsey Broadcasts Anti U S Tapes From Hanoi
Fulton Lewis reports Ronald Ramsey, a self proclaimed revolutionary, continues sending anti American Radio Hanoi tapes to U S troops in South Vietnam via Canada. Ramsey urges GIs to lay down arms and join antiwar efforts while noting wide opposition among American intellectuals and scheduling international protests. He signals intent to return to the mic within a week as radical groups plan actions nationwide.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Ronald Ramsey
Radio
Ramsey
Los Angeles
Canada
Hanoi
America
Philadelphia
Central Committee For Conscientious Objectors
Viet Nam
U.S
Arthur Mill
Frank Sinatra
Watts
United States
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
Across clues list for a daily crossword puzzle with entries including Describing a male party Elevators Soft drink Astringent and others. The page references AZ main idea of the feature 14 Gaelic 15 Not many 16 South of Ark 17 One of 52 18 Hon in Ky 19 Clique 20 sia heily city 22 Irregular 24 Carrie Nation's fee 25 Goddess of healing 26 Precipitous 28 Moved swiftly 31 Torrid 32 Than Ger 34 Garden aweller 35 Midnight to noon 26 Ship building Curve 37 Usually described as impish 38 Red capital 40 Choose 41 Implement 42 Mr Lancaster 43 French river.
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South of Ark
Sia
Heily City
Carrie Nation's Fee
Goddess of Healing
Garden Aweller
Impish
Red Capital
Choose
Mr. Lancaster
French River
Baytown Man Escapes Injury After Car Veers Off Road
Elmer Thibodaux aged 25 of 612 Nazro Baytown escaped serious injury when his car left Decker Drive near Bayway, struck a culvert and a utility pole. He had just finished an 11 pm to 7 am shift at Humble Baytown Refinery and appeared to have fallen asleep at the wheel. his car was heavily damaged.
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Elmer 2
Thibodaux
Nazro
Decker Drive
Bayway
Humble
Baytown
Wanted A Rich Cause
Henry McLemore proposes a fond foundation fund to back a project creating a gentle, easy to endure illness for hospitalization policy holders. The fictional sickness would force rest and reading in bed, meals, and care, reducing premium waste while promoting happiness and financial relief. Bible verse Romans 4:5 closes the piece.
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Henry McLemore
Ecomfort
Corpuscles
Gregory and Daley vie for Chicago mayor in era of big-city machines
Washington celebrated columnist Drew Pearson notes two major Illinois battles. Dick Gregory mobilizes as potential Chicago mayor against Richard J. Daley, while Paul Douglas defends his Senate seat against Charles Percy. Both races spotlight race, power, and Democratic urban machines.
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Drew Pearson
Peoria
Illnois
Dick Gregory
Richard J. Daley
United States
Chicago
Meyor
Seni
Paul Douglas
Charles Percy
Bell and Howell
USA
Tammany Hall
New York
Pendergast
Harry Truman
Kansas City
Carl B. Stokes
Cleveland
Negro votes reshape Harlem politics and Viet Nam debate
The Baytown Sun piece notes November shifts with a large Negro vote aiding John W. Lindsay in Harlem mayoral race. It contrasts city bosses—Irish and Italian—with rising Black influence, mentions Dick Gregory and his book Nigger, and outlines Viet Nam battle between Chuck Percy and Paul Douglas, with Dirksen predicting Democratic losses and Ford urging GOP restraint. The report weaves political realignment, race, and war policy through contemporary figures and events.
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Ed Kelly
Chicago
Frank Hague
Jersey City
William O‘dwyer
New York
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Vincent Impelliteri
Angelo Rossi
San Francisco
Hugh Addonizio
Newark
Anthony Celebrezze
Cleveland
Dick Gregory
Gregory
America
Los Angeles
Watts
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Chuck Percy
Sen
Paul Douglas
Viet Nam
Johnson
Everett Jickinley Dirksen
Pekin
Peoria
House of Representatives
Dirksen
Lyndon
United States
Jerry Ford
Michigan
House
Confessions of an English Opium Eater and Homer Birthplace Claims
A collage of trivia and quotations asks who wrote The Confessions of an English Opium Eater and A Few Figs From Thistles, notes Homer birthplace claims, and lists Milton Caniff born 1907 in Hillsboro Ohio. It references 1845 gold seekers reaching San Francisco and Aristophanes on suffering.
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Mr. Hyde
West Coast
San Francisco
Milton Arthur i Caniff
Hillsboro
Ohio
Ohio State University
Atlanta Law School
Dayton
Journal - Herald
Terry and the Pirates
Dragon Lady
Jade
Call
Lace
Steve Canyon
Notable honors and figures listed with awards
Ruth Ramsey lists Freedoms Foundation Award, War Department Citation, Chioana Career Medal, and Sigma Delta Chi Distinguished Service Award. Also noted are Mary Lyon, Geraldine Farrar, Linus Pauling, Ben Hecht, Zero Mostel, Nijinsky, and miscellaneous phrases plus a prompt about a brochette and a quiz with five items.
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Freedoms Foundation
War Department
Chioana
Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Society
Mary Lyon
Geraldine Farrar
Linus Pauling
Ben Hecht
Zero Mostel
Waslaw Nijinsky
Baytown Driver Survives Narrow Interstate 10 Crash
Cecil Ray Woods, 31, of Baytown narrowly escaped injury when his eastbound car lost control on Interstate 10 Friday night. It struck an overpass abutment, flew about 60 feet, crashed onto a service road, overturned twice, and left Woods with serious head injuries and facial cuts. Highway Patrolman K D Woolsey described the car as crushed.
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Cecil Ray Woods
Baystown
Woods
John AL
Thompson Road
K. D. Woolsey
Rusk warns hunger may pose danger to world order
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the House Agriculture Committee that massive hunger abroad could spark political chaos if not checked. He urged passage of Johnson's food-for-freedom legislation, citing lagging food output and global inequality threatening U.S. security and welfare.
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Washington
Dean” Rusk
America
Johnson
U.S
Rusk
House Agriculture Committee
Thomas C. Mann
White House
United States
Casey Defends LBJ War Policy In Houston Speech
Congressman Bob Casey, after a Vietnam trip in November, sharply criticizes Washington attacks on President Johnson’s war policy at the Houston Optimist Club. He defends mediation efforts, bomb halt calls, and invites Viet Cong talks, labeling critics as fuel for antiwar fires.
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Houston
Bob Casey
Viet Nam
Washington
Johnson
Houston Optimist Club
Rice Hotel
Casey
Casty
Hanoi
Strange bidding and double lead in 1962 world bridge match
The Italian North-South hand reached three clubs doubled by West, with South declarer making twelve tricks for 1270 points. West's three clubs double bafflingly suggests crazy defense, while at the other table the British pair reached six clubs but went down, Britain suffering 1370 points.
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Great Britain
Italy
South
West
King
East
Britain
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John E. Horne
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
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Edward Gurney
R.-Fla
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Florida
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Gurney
North Viet Nam
Paul Rogers
D.-Fla
Rogers
Administration
North
Destiny
Buddha
Naturday
Jock Naut
Bobby Trap
Che Baytown Sun
Ecayecent
Ann B. Pritchett
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Harlem
John W. Lindsay
Aristophenes
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Thomas DeQuincey
Seven
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Edna St. Vincent Milly
Agia
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LBJ
B. Jay Becker
East Dealer
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