Alabama's Wallace shuns trips in big limousine
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace favors thrift over pomp. He rides in smaller state cars or his own, uses No 1 Cadillac only on ceremonial occasions, and dines in the capitol basement. He has cut state expenses, sold yachts, banned alcohol at the mansion, and pushes federal court resistance on integration.
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George C. Wallace
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Arden
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Odrinex Fat Loss Pill Ad Promises Quick Results
A bold advertisement touts Odrinex as a prescription free fat loss pill. It claims rapid weight reduction in days, a money back guarantee, and pricing of three dollars. The small print mentions Herring Brug Slare and a Texas address as guarantor details.
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Rusk to Strengthen U.S. Polish Yugoslav Ties in Belgrade
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to Belgrade to bolster U.S. Yugoslav relations. Tito welcomes the mission as relations, strained since Tito split with Moscow, look to improve amid talks with Kennan and assurances of trading status and renewed aid.
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Soviet Union
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U.S
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Kennedy
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Khrushchev
John Foster Dulles
Congress
Washington
Colorado approves 15 percent personal tax cut
Denver AP reports the Colorado Legislature approved a 15 percent cut in personal income taxes for the 1962 returns. A deputy revenue director cites 75,000 taxpayers who did not claim the cut and will receive refunds after auditors refigure their returns. Whiskey served to early Ohio canal workers to prevent malaria fever.
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Harold Drake
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Churchill Wilson right about becoming great
Two men of that era Winston Churchill and Woodrow Wilson pursued greatness through political power and persuasive language. Churchill forged a war era image with fiery oratory while Wilson failed to translate moral ideals into postwar policy, costing both leaders postwar influence.
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