Tax Cut Backers Lean On Economy For Sixties Soar
AP reports in a Sam Dawson analysis that backers of the federal tax cut expect higher spending by consumers and businesses to spark a 1960s boom. The article notes population growth, rising industrial output, more orders, steady wage gains, and cautious business sentiment as signals of a healthier economy than at decade start.
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War Crimes Trials May Last Until 1970
West Germany faces ongoing war crimes proceedings as 80 000 Germans implicated in Nazi mass murders may still be tried. The Auschwitz case involves 22 defendants, with trials stretching toward 1970 or beyond. Other nations report thousands executed or jailed. Nhu outlawed in South Vietnam.
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Pipe Organ Builders Move Shop to Guilford Vermont
Three Brattleboro men from Estey Organ Co form a complete pipe organ maker now based in the former Guilford Paper Co building. Hewitt Wessel and Carr, with five women, will construct a three manual organ of 1776 pipes for Williston Academy and expand as work increases.
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Controversial Play Arrives in New York
A Broadway drama by Rolf Hochhuth titled The Deputy accuses Pope Pius XII of not opposing Hitler’s genocide. The production drew protests overseas and faces controversy here with Hochhuth hoping for a calmer reception. The pope and Vatican denial frame the dispute over the papacy’s wartime stance.
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Paratroopers Die as Mass Jump Goes Wrong at Ft Bragg
Four Ft Bragg paratroopers died and eight were injured during a mass parachute jump at Holland drop zone. The C130 apparently lost altitude, striking a group of descending parachutists. Victims’ names were withheld pending kin notification. three were with the 504th Infantry and another with the Strike Command. About 1,500 men participated, with 60 per plane.
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18Th Airborne Corps Public Information Office
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