Please Curb Deficit Tax-Cut Bill Push Faces Opposition
Congress-to- endorse restraint on government spending as the $11-billion tax cut bill moves forward. The Ways and Means Committee inserted language urging the President to use any increased revenue first to erase deficits and reduce the debt. Republicans will push for spending limits again, aided by fiscally conservative Democrats. The plan provides two-thirds of individual cuts to begin January 1, with the rest delayed a year.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy Describes Tax Cut as Recession Insurance
President Kennedy calls his 11 billion tax reduction plan recession insurance and urges prompt action. He cites recurring postwar recessions, says delaying the bill risks uncertainty and failure, and argues the measure will boost business and consumer incentives.
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Kennedy
New Classroom Wing Opens at Vermont Center for Crippled
The Children’s Rehabilitation Center in Rutland unveils a new one story classroom wing on Park Street funded 1961–63 at about 23500. Forty seven children start an intensive educational program September 15 with 13 new pupils and 34 existing entrants living with 33 Rutland-area families.
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Children’s Rehabilitation Center
Additon
Dorothy Smithson
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Vermont Association For the Crippled
Airoc Court Patrol
Park Street
Children’s Center
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Federal birth control research spending tops five million
The Public Health Service released an undated report updating birth control related research funding. NIH supports 198 projects at 3.43 million dollars while total government and private projects total about 5.29 million for the year. The report states it neither advocates nor condemns birth control.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Holmes awarded NASA Medal for leadership achievements
In Washington NASA honors D. Brain erd Holmes for outstanding leadership of the moon program. James E. Webb presents the NASA medal as Holmes now serves as a Raytheon executive in Boston. In Santa Monica California Pat Sheehan Crosby files for divorce from Bing Crosby’s son citing mental and physical cruelty.
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Washington
Brainerd Holmes
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Holmes
James E. Webb
NASA
Raytheon Co
Boston
Santa Monica, Calif
Dennis Crosby
Santa Monica
Calif
Bing Crosby
Canal Would Lop Costs For Grain, Aiken Says
Sen. George D. Aiken argues the Champlain Waterway could cut grain freight for Vermont dairy feed by two thirds, saving about 6 million dollars annually if large enough for Great Lakes barges. He cites improved water competition lowering rail rates and notes current rail costs from Duluth to Burlington versus Montreal routes.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R - Vt
Vermont
Aiken
Champlain Waterway Commission
U.S
Canadian International Joint Commission
Burlington
Warren G. Magnuson
Minot
N.D
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Chattanooga
St. Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Northeast
Solon's Bid Barred For New Air Route
Washington AP report says Rep Clifford G McIntire urged Northeast Airlines to run Boston New York and Washington flights but was rejected by Civil Aeronautics Board chairman Alan Boyd. The move followed action on the airline's appeal from cancellation of its New York Florida route.
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Clifford G. McIntire
R-Maine
Northeast Airlines
Boston
New York
Alan Boyd
Civil Aeronautics Board
McIntire
Northeast
New York - Florida
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