Editorials Urge Tax Cuts With Higher Rates To Stabilize Economy
Editorials discuss cutting taxes on Jan 1 to spur consumer spending and investment, while raising interest rates to curb gold outflows. The BIS and OECD favor higher US rates to keep funds from fleeing, but higher rates could dampen borrowing and slow growth at home. Uncle Sam must choose which goal to prioritize.
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Bank For International Settlements
Basle
Switzerland
Paris
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Cntral
Texans Safer On Highways
Texas earns praise for its traffic safety record with the National Safety Council score of 4 out of 100 for 1961 and the lowest per mile death rate in history. Gov. Price Daniel cites fewer highway deaths per 100000 miles as a real accomplishment while Texas seeks private funding for new industry and faces rate hikes after Hurricane Carla claims.
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Texas Press Association
Austin
Texas
National Safety Council
California
Michigan
Hlinoix
Ohio
Price Daniel
Carla
State Board of Insurance
Seacoast
Ovo
Gulf of Mexico
Baytown Sun Masthead and publishing details
The Baytown Sun and related offices list location at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas with publishing schedule. Editorial staff include editor and publisher roles and a lineup of administrative positions. Subscriptions and carrier rates are noted along with national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P.O. Boxne
Stand, Sir? Kennedy anti business claim debated
Washington argues whether the Kennedy Administration is anti business based on steel price policy and regulatory expansion. The writer warns that public belief in hostility harms investment, slows expansion, and risks recession, urging market confidence and minimal government interference to sustain growth.
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Try and Stop Me UDY VALLEE Saloon Tale
A drunk enters a saloon and proclaims I cut off my finger. The bartender mocks then calls the finger a hal burned cigar. The drunk discards the cigar stub and insists I smoked my finger. A novelist at Cottee House complains his wife has driven him crazy for ten years and more. He cannot divorce as she types his unreadable handwriting.
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Cottee
Today’s Grab Bag And Quick Tidbits From History
The quiz asks two Washington state national parks, defines hereditist, and recalls Sally Lunn. It notes the shared profession of Joachim Remenyi Sarasate, and the Draco constellation meaning, with cultural quotes. It mentions a 1914 Salem fire destroying much of the town and many homes.
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Washington
Sally Lunn
Joseph Joachim
Edward Remenyi
Pablo Sarasate
Salem
Mass
Folk of Fame Guess the Name Puzzle Remnants
A fragment from a Folk of Fame feature presents biographical clues to historical figures and notable persons. It includes references to Rhode Island signers, early American law, abolition efforts, education paths, and various professions, followed by a birthday and miscellaneous trivia items.
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Newport
Rhode Island
Washington report attacks AMA to push Medicare bill
Fulton Lewis Jr accuses supporters of smearing the American Medical Association and 1900 doctors to pass King Anderson Medicare. The piece traces reoccurring COPE attacks, AFL-CIO backing, and past speeches, citing Rep Hall and evolving public narrative.
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Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
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Nebraska
O'Sullivan
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Wisconsin
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U.S. Public Health Service
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U.S
Springfield
Dear John Letter Shapes Massachusetts Senate Battle
Boston AP reports House Speaker John W. McCormack faces a neighborly rebuke from his nephew Attorney General Edward J. McCormack Jr. The younger McCormack opposes Kennedy’s Senate nomination and will challenge him in the September open primary. The Kennedys say they will not seek direct intervention in the campaign.
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John W. McCormack
Dmass
John
Massachusetts
McCormack Kennedy
MccCormack
Atty
Edward J. McCormack Jr
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
Edward McCormack
McCormack
Robert F. Kennedy
Ted
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across And Down Clues
Puzzle grid lists across and down clues with many errors and misspellings. Entries reference names like Rise Stevens and Gardner and cover topics from empress to Shakespeare to rivers. The fragmentary clues indicate a cryptic style crossword with varied word lengths and several misprints.
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Colleq
Rise Stevens
Remarkable bridge hand decides American team trials
In North America trials to select a world championship team, eight tables reached four hearts as the contract, with declarers each making despite four tricks to lose. North Charles Coon and South Eric Murray led the qualifying pair, joined by Mervin Key, G. Robert Nail, Lewis Mathe, and Ron van der Porten. The defense mishandled queen of diamonds shifts, allowing declarers to discard losers on clubs, with one table twist involving East ruffing a low diamond.
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King of Diamonds
North America
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Charles Coon
North
Eric Murray
Coon
Murray
Mervin Key
Robert Nail
Lewis Mathe-Ron van der Porten
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East
Hebrews passage on boldness to enter holiest by blood of Jesus
A devotional line from Hebrews speaks of believers having boldness to enter the holiest by the blood of Jesus. It emphasizes the access granted through Christ's sacrifice and the confidence this grants in approaching God.
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