Tax plans split: Kennedy backs cuts with rocky path ahead
Editorial notes President Kennedy's tax outline brings relief to lower brackets and small businesses but warns of prolonged congressional fights. The piece covers expected impacts on individuals and corporations, potential retroactive cuts for corporate profits, plus broader economic signals from auto sales, steel, and housing indicators. It cites a 13.6 billion estimated tax cut and changes to deductions, oil and mineral regulations, with a cautious view on overall economic health.
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Arizona
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National Association of Credit Management
New York Stock Exchange
Grain Storage Facility Expansion Halted Says OVID AL MANTIN
Washington reports a sharp halt in commercial grain storage facility expansion as the Agriculture Department notes only an 18 million bushel rise in off farm capacity from Jan 1, with a 479 million bushel gain the prior year. The slowdown aligns with government efforts to cut grain surpluses through payments and price supports, reducing storage needs amid lower stocks and expanded livestock feeding.
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API
Agriculture Department
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Baytown Sun notices and masthead fragment
Fragmentary Baytown Sun page shows staff roles and publishing details with scattered names and contact information. It lists editors, managers, and rates, along with republication credit statements and post office filing notes. The readable items reflect standard newspaper masthead content from Baytown Texas.
How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues against compulsory union membership and supports a federal rule banning all forms of membership or financial support for unions. He critiques Taft Hartley and Wagner Act history, favors states' rights, and proposes a federal law deeming discrimination based on union participation unlawful while preserving limited union security where states permit.
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Congress
Sen
Robert F. Wagner
Sen. Wagner
Senate
Try and Stop Me in Topeka Cattlemen Tale
A Kansas town wife accompanied her husband to a Topeka cattlemen convention. She wore a home made blouse with embroidered cattle brands, drawing amused remarks from a veteran cattleman at the registration desk. A separate note recalls T Fenning Dodsworth’s clashes with Sir Max Beerbohm and a Beelzebub style quip on his parliamentary runs.
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T. Fenning Dodsworth
London
Max Heerbohm
Max
Dodsworth
Beerbohm
TODAY'S GRAB BAG QUIZ AND NOTES
Answers reveal: France ceded land draining to Mississippi to Spain in 1743 and recovered in 1800. A chibook with tobacco would insult in quiz style. VRS organized in Italy in 1919 to combat communism. Chianti wine named for Chianti Mountains. Hamen as enemy of the Jews. Plus a Rhode Island gubernatorial guess and birthday notices.
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Hamen
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Power tie in split foes dates clash in Oregon California
In Washington D C Drew Pearson notes a bitter split inside the Federal Power Commission over a proposed tie in between Oregon and California. Commissioners Morgan opposed private utilities building first, while P G and E and Pacific Light and Power push to beat the government action.
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Howard Moorgan
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Pacific Power and Light
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Columbia
U.S
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Bonneville Power Authority
Central Valley
Congress
P. G
Pacific Light and Power
Bonneville
Charles F. Luce
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Sect of the Interior
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Lawrence O'Connor
Texas Airman
Charles R. Ross
Vermont
Foe Swidler
TVA
Swidler
Morsin
Pm Chicken
Leland Olds
Tim
Power Commission
Sen
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Editors Speak From The Other Views Page
A fragment from the Other Views section notes an agreement between a couple where the man handles major decisions while the woman handles minor ones. The snippet mentions domestic choices such as buying a car selling a house and planning a dinner party. It also references debates over what to do about Guba and mentions Berlin and Lang.
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Missiela
Guba
Berlin
Lang
Weigt Piiiey
Mexican buyer bids 320000 pesos for Columbus ship replica
A Mexican buyer named Emilio Azcarraga offers 320,000 pesos 25,600 dollars for a replica of the tiny vessel used by Columbus to discover America. He plans to use La Nina replica at Arapalco as a tourist attraction. The offer exceeds the replica’s production cost.
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Arapalco
Emilio Azcarraza
Columbus
America
Azcarraga
Bud
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues
Puzzle list presents tangled entries with incomplete words and misprinted letters for Across clues. Several items mix partial names and fragments such as Pernambur cotton, Dancer Ted, Sky-blue Ie, and Forbngen by tradition Te, suggesting a damaged page with numerous OCR errors and misplaced hyphens.
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Certain Broadcasting Company
Cohen
Six Hearts Slam Outscores In Britain U S Bridge Match
In a 1952 Britain vs United States match at two rooms Lew Mathe Alvin Roth reached six hearts after a double and redouble sequence, scoring 1,430 points for the slam despite sharp spade overcalls by Adam Meredith. Boris Schapiro Terence Reese at the other table reached six diamonds, misreading bids and going down one, costing Britain 1,530 points.
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United States
Lew Mathe
Alvin Roth
Adam Meredith
Meredith
Mathe
King
East
Leste Dodds
Roth
Boris Schapiro
Terence Reese
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North
South
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