Kennedy's Tax Cut Ideas Spark Debate on Recession Insurance
Editorial examines President Kennedy's push for an 11 billion across the board tax cut as a recession shield. It traces past recessions, the tax-cut timeline from 1961 to 1963, committee votes, Senate hurdles, and GOP TV responses, noting critics warning of reduced revenue versus spending.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
State of the Union
United States
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Forgiveness and clash in Alabama as bombing shocks Birmingham
Drew Pearson recalls the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham. He contrasts Governor George Wallace’s defiant stance against federal integration with the tragedy’s human cost. The piece highlights violence’s ripple from political rhetoric to shattered Sunday school moral.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Alabama
Birmingham
16Th Street Baptist Church
Joseph
John Cross
Christ
George Wallace
State of
Tuskegee
New York
University of Alabama
University of Mississippi
Dar
New Morality Critiqued In Letter To The Editor
H. S. Creger argues in a Sun letter that The New Morality, as criticized by The Daily Telegraph and Look Magazine, upholds indulgence and undermines Ten Commandments. He claims it prompts materialism, societal decay, and erosion of church, state, and business ethics, warning of a day of reckoning.
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the Sun
The
Daily Telegraph
London
England
Canon Rhymes
Ministry of Education
Maskin
Look Magazine
Greece
France
Germany
H. S. Creger
Know Your Bridge Jump to Two Spades After Pass
South after two passes should jump to two spades to target game despite the initial pass, leveraging the strong position and the partner's pass. Three hearts is a gentler limit raise, one spade is a safe subopening response, two notrump is risky but may be passable given the past pass, and four hearts aims for game with a solid trump fit and distribution.
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South
North
Porter
Africa
Karl Mundt
Today s Grab Bag Puzzle and Trivia Mix
A mixed page of trivia, historical notes, and puzzles asks: Brunhild queen of Iceland, Lima Peru as City of the Kings, buccal refers to the mouth, and Weimar as the German city linked to Buchenwald. Also features a London Fleet Street restaurant linked to Samuel Johnson and a 1936 U.S. policy moment with Henry Wallace.
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Brunhild
Tlois
Buchenwald
London
Fleet Street
Tuondaa
U.S
Russi
Retary of Commerce
Henry Wallace
How Do You Stand by Barry Goldwater
Congressman Charles H. Wilson of California criticizes Western States Young Democrats for leftist extremism. He cites Berkeley resolutions urging unilateral disarmament and diplomacy with Cuba, calling the group radical and unrepresentative of the Democratic Party. He urges Howe to reform his own ranks rather than attack the Young Republicans.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Wiliam E. Miller
Rep
Charles H. Wilson
California
Allen T. Howe
The
Young Democrats
Berkeley
Calif
Wilson
Cuba
U.S
Far East
Kremlin
Democratic Party
Howe
United States
California Young Democrats
Teen Age Vandals Receive Belt Whippings in Jail Cell
Five teen aged boys charged with breaking and entering and vandalism were disciplined with belt whippings by their parents in a Henrico County jail cell. The judge suggested the punishment, and each child was punished one by one as parents administered the belts.
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Richmond
Henrico County
Fulton Lewis Speaks on Merwin Coad and AID hire
Fulton Lewis JR discusses former Iowa congressman Merwin Coad who remarried after a quick Alabama divorce and was hired by the Agency for International Development at 73 dollars a day. The piece notes past payroll seats for Coad and Leonard Wolf, plus political critiques from Sen. Jack Miller and Bourke Hickenlooper. It also covers a HEW booklet controversy with amusing sections like Official Girl Watchers Guide and odd quiz content.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Rememer Merwin Coad
Iowa
Alabama
Merwin Coad
Agency For International Development
Leonard Wolf
Wolf
Coad
Men of God
Jack Miller
Secretary of Agriculture
Sen. Miller
Bourke Hickenlooper
Coat
David Bell
AID
Negro Soldier Probes Georgia Interracial Marriage Law
An African American sergeant with a white wife and four children, soon to be stationed at Ft Gordon, asks Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook whether interracial marriage rules apply to him. Cook cites Georgia law declaring white marriage only to whites and defines white as those with no nonwhite blood, but says enforcement is a local concern and the office has no control.
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Atlanta
Germany
Georgia
Eugene Cook
Charlavine Hunter
University of Georgia
Walter Stovall
Ft. Gordon
Augusta
Cook
Fragmentary Bible Verse Referenced in Acts 4
A fragmentary quotation cites Acts 4 12 asserting salvation only through Jesus in a religious text context. The source appears as a devotional-era motto or marginal note emphasizing exclusive salvation by faith.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact crossword list with clues and fragmented entries rearranged. includes former US president, terms like stormed edge and dawn goddess, plus several two and three word hints such as celestial and terrestrial terms, plus short gendered plant and animal references. The grid answer lines appear as scattered hints and partial words.
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Aplay
India
Nau
So, Am
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun newspaper lists staff including Fred Hartman James H Hele Preston Pendergress Beulan Ma Jackson Robert K Gilmore editor publisher and managers. It notes second class matter status at Baytown Texas post office and publishing schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hele
Preston Pendergress
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashtel
P.O
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