Business Growth Hopes Rest On Early Tax Cut
New York AP 1964 reports that business expects accelerated growth from a swift income tax cut. Hodges predicts GNP above 620 billion in 1964 with tax relief, while planning groups see 610 billion. Rockefeller and bankers praise the outlook, with purchasing agents optimistic about early 1964 gains. Automobile and steel output rise as year begins.
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Luether H. Hodges
Hodges
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Efeller
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Johnson
Senate
National Association of Purchasing Agents
General Motors _ aid
Ford
Studebaker Corp
U.S
Johnsons Camp David Plan Competes With LBJ Ranch
Johnson may favor Camp David for rare weekends, following the pattern of Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy. He's already visited the site, but the LB Ranch near Johnson City remains a beloved retreat. The Camp David complex is Navy-run with fences, Marines, and facilities for guests and recreation.
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Shangri’ la
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John F. Kennedy
Texas
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Virginia
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Hyde Park
N.Y
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U.S. Naval Base
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Fla
Eisenhower
Augusta
Palm Springs
Calif
el Dorado Country Club
Kennedy
Mexico
Eienhower
Lone Star
Instaat
St Eret’ Service
Austin
Navy
Congress Finances Revealed Through Hidden Costs and Perks
The piece explains Congress members earn 22.50 yearly salary yet receive extensive fringe benefits. It details living expense deductions, travel allowances, staff hiring funds, office costs, franking privileges, long distance allowances, retirement funding, and government-backed health and life insurance, illustrating the full financial picture.
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APJ
Congress
Post Office Department
Baytown Foreman Aids Police In Robbery Arrests
Larry Foreman of Foreman Construction Co. assisted Baytown police in arresting four men after a $204 robbery at the Borca V-117 store on Bayway Drive. Foreman and officer Calvin Istre chased suspects from Bayway Drive to Bayshore Drive, recapturing the stolen money from a cigar box found in the suspects’ car. The Sun reported Foreman’s address as UA Ashby.
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Foreman Construction Co
Calvin Istre
Istre
Dance at Knights of Columbus Hall to be sponsored by Assembly
The Bishop C. Bl Burme Degree General Assembly will sponsor a dance at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Music will be by the Joe Zatopek Orchestra and a $2 donation will be charged. Tickets are available at the hall or from Assembly members.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
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Makarios Seeks Free Cyprus At London Conference
Archbishop Makarios the Greek Cypriot president urges the London conference to create a truly independent unified Cyprus free from outside intervention. He vows peaceful efforts even if talks fail and says Turkish Cypriots will oppose the plan. His stance follows fighting since December between Greek and Turkish communities.
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Makarios
Turkey
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Makarjog
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Commonwealth
Duncan’. Sandys
Britain
Greece
Publisher Cope Rites Held In San Angelo
SAN ANGELO AP Funeral services were held for Millard Lewis Cope 59 longtime publisher of the San Angelo Standard Times and an Associated Press director. Rites were at 2 pm at the First Presbyterian Church with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. Cope began as a paper boy and rose to publisher roles including the Sweetwater Reporter and Marshall News Messenger before leading the San Angelo paper since 1962. Survivors include his widow Margaret Kilgore a son Millard Lewis Cope Jr a daughter Mrs Ray B Bailey and his father J A Cope.
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University of Missouri School of Journalism
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Texas Commission On Higher Education
Texas Historic Survey Commission
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San Angela
Millard Lewis Cone Jr
San Antonio Express and News
Columbia,University
Ray B. Bailey
Austin
J.A. Cope
Sen ‘ Angeln
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