Kennedy Tax Cut Plan Aims To Boost Economy
President Kennedy's proposal to cut taxes aims to spur production profits wages and public revenues. Historical analysis links 1954 tax cuts to higher later growth but notes the effects faded. The plan would phase in a 10 billion dollar cut over three years with first year growth and revenue gains to offset remaining reductions.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Kennedy
Congress
Commerce
Hodges
Wall Street
State of the Union
Thought for Evening Peaceful conscience quote
Editorial page reflects on inner peace and a quiet conscience, citing Shakespeare's line about spiritual dignity beyond worldly honors. The meditation centers on moral calm and personal integrity as guiding virtues.
Mayor Pomerleau Signals Bold City Reform Agenda
Mayor Willie Pomerleau released a candid report on Biddeford’s condition, pledging to cut waste and fund services within realistic costs. He aims to tighten budgets, improve police and fire protection, and streamline the highway department while pushing for a sound financial footing this year. He warns department heads to stay within budgets or face replacement.
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Willie Pomerleau
Pomerleau
States push plans to curb federal power and create Court of the Union
In 1963, 47 states debate three constitutional amendments to enlarge state authority. Proposals include barring federal court review of state reapportionment, easing state constitution amendments, and a Court of the Union run by 50 state chief justices to shift Supreme Court jurisdiction.
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Congress
Virginia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Court of the Union
U. S
Revolutionary Court of the Union
States’ Assembly
Supreme Court
Chickens Come Home To Roost In Teen Unemployment Debate
A deputy labor secretary faces puzzling teen job loss tied to Labor Department limits on teens under minimum wage. Critics say the 10 percent cap harms small and large retailers during peak seasons, while the American Retail Federation urges revision. The piece links high taxes and Christmas bills to broader economic strain.
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Labor Department
American Retail Federation
Congress
Bo Belinsky recalls near disaster and return to acting
Bo Belinsky, Los Angeles Angels pitcher, recounts a Warner Bros Western accident in Palm Springs where a horse crash left his little finger broken and crooked. He had surgery costing 250 dollars and may lose the finger, but he plans spring training and a CBS Lloyd Bridges show on February 12 where he plays a baseball player.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Palm Springs
Willie Shoemaker
Riverside
Lloyd Bridges
Cbs-Tv
Small business still has a future in America
Roger Babson argues that small enterprises can thrive without becoming giants. He cites personal service, industry, and imagination as keys, noting small firms contribute to electronics and aerospace and that capital comes from skill and spirit, not just bank balances, while urging readers to contact lawmakers for support.
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Babson Park
Mass
Mr. Babson
Bob Fitzsimmons
Suc
White House
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List Amid Dessert Row
The puzzle gives clues including Dessert four words Sanction expert two words Conceit and Lure with hints for Renee animal Reaci words See 63 Across Time and Job.
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Renee Animal
Why Rifleman Fell By The Wayside In Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports Chuck Connors left Rif leman after four seasons due to plans for a longer format, his belief five years with the same characters would exhaust the idea, and to pursue greener pastures with MCA. He shifts to Arrest and Trial with Ben Gazzara, playing a lawyer.
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Hollywood
ABC
Lucy
Chuck Connors
Connors
Johnny Crawford
MCA
Ben Gazzara
Ben
Adams Street Published Daily Ex Sunday Biddeford Maine
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper notices list publisher Paul Casavant editor T J Mahoney and telephones for departments Subscription rates show pay ahead pricing One month 185 six months 1050 one year 2100 and AP membership notes rights to local news and dispatches.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
The Balloon of Red Ink and a Tax Cut Promise
Paul Harvey critiques hopes for a tax cut amid fears of debt and inflation. He questions credit-based prosperity, warns of deficits, and notes political pressure to pass a cut despite uncertain economic impact. He cites Kennedy administration plans and industry reactions, urging caution before spending beyond income.
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N.A.M
A.F.L
Commerce
Hodges
Khrushchev
Postal regulation limits cancellation dates for mail
Postmasters may not hold mail to meet cancellation requests on any date except for first day and inaugural covers. Mail must not be postmarked or backstamped to show a date or time other than the actual mailing or receiving date except as allowed. Violations by postal employees may lead to removal from the Postal Service.
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