Kennedy urges tax cuts despite deficit to spur growth
President Kennedy told Congress tax cuts are the best path to higher revenues despite a looming 11.9 billion deficit. He outlined an 13.5 billion dollar reduction expected to raise family income by 8.5 billion, boost consumer output by 16 billion, and spur business investment while pledging budget balance as economy returns to full employment. He forecast 1963 output at a record 578 billion dollars with 4 percent growth.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Memorial Congress
Forest
Central
Harpo Marx speaks to audience after 46 years
Harpo Marx addressed an audience at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium for the second time in decades, performing on harp and clarinet and ending with a retirement announcement amid a standing ovation from about 2,000 attendees. He recalled his last public talk years earlier in Toledo.
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Harpo Marx
Palm Springs
Calif
Cane
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Harpo
Marx Brother
Allen Sherman
Toledo
Car Upsets Driver Unhurt on Humboldt Highway
A 1948 Chevrolet driven by Har old L. Dickerson 19 of Humboldt R 2 ran off US 169 about 4 30 a m yesterday overturned Dickerson uninjured. Police logged several minor city crashes with Lil damage reported on Lincoln Elm and other streets over the weekend and today.
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Harold L. Dickerson
Humboldt R
Humboldt
Highway Patrol
Dickerson
Lincoln
Elm
Mary Baker
S. Santa Fe
Reynolds Johnson
Richardson, Tex
Baker
Bill Farris
Roy Adams
W. 4Th
4Th
Randall Hunter
N. Washington
Island Highland
L. D. Hunter
W. Main
Edward R. Cronin
Idla
Dianna McCown
2Nd
Lafayette
James Collins
S. Evergreen
Orville van Winkle
S. Malcolm
Collins
VanWinkle
Oak and Western
Runaway Boy Held Here for Return to Taylor Home
Bruce Stevens, 14, identified as a runaway from the Taylor Home for Boys at Oklahoma City, was held here today for return to the home. Police took him into custody Saturday after a motorist reported he had given him a ride and let him out at a cafe. The boy said he was en route to South Dakota.
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Bruce Stevens
Taylor
Oklahoma City
South Dakota
Intercepted Letter Urges Polio Vaccine Plan
A brief intercepted message instructs Cha to arrange taking the Type II Oral Polio vaccine on Thursday or Sunday at the location. The Secretary signs as Nute and emphasizes planning.
Iola Welcomes 17 Migrant Children to Local Schools
In Iola Kansas a church migration Responding to a call from the Lord enrolled 17 children across high school junior high and elementary levels. Superintendent Ennor Horine praised the youngsters as fine and polite as about 12 families from Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Illinois joined Madison Avenue Baptist Church last week. He noted the enrollment should not crowd the schools.
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Iola
Kan
Ennor Horine
Horiie
Hutchinson
Missouri
Oklahoma
Illinois
Lola
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Type 2 Polio Vaccine Here Thursday Sunday
Neosho County advances the second phase of a polio immunization drive across 92 Kansas counties with Sabin Type 1 vaccine. Five sites in Chanute plus Erie clinics will host adults, pre schoolers, and students. vaccine is free for children and 25 cents for adults.
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Neosho County
Kansas
Sabin
Chanute
Alcott
Hutton and
Hutton
Murray Hill
Royster
Erie
City Hall
Weather improves briefly as Kansas warms Tuesday
Warmer temperatures spread across Kansas ending the severe cold with highs forecast at 40 to 45 in the south and west and around 30 in the northeast. Lows Tonight 15 to 25 with light snowfall in eastern areas not increasing depths. Snow cover remains one to four inches in north central and parts of the state as a new cold air outbreak approaches Tuesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lambert Surrenders 1963 Beer License
Sam Lambert operator of the Top Hat club at 501 N Santa Fe surrendered his 1963 city beer license to the police Saturday. He said the new Top Hat Club, Inc will operate without beer. This followed Bobby Mann Schlecht returning the Rendezvous tavern license the prior week. A new Rendezvous license is applying through the city clerk for action by the city commission.
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Sam Lambert
N. Santa Fe
Lambert
Top Hat Club, Inc
Bobby Mann Schlecht
Rendezvous Tavern
E. Main
Jack Hively Burned When Gas Explodes
Jack Hively of 1212 S Santa Fe suffered minor burns to his head and hands when a natural gas heater flashed while he was lighting it. Firefighters were alerted at 12 49 p m and Hively was treated at a doctor’s office as his bathroom door and room showed smoke damage.
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Jack Hively
S. Santa Fe
C. W. Brennan
Hively
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log lists 16 fatalities in the Topeka region from January to 9 am Monday 1963, with a comparison of 1962 period totaling 238 deaths. The AP report notes 16 deaths for January through the Monday morning mark.
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Topeka
Kansas
Warning Ends Commie Congress In East Germany
Berlin AP reports East German leader Walter Ulbricht closed the sixth party congress warning West Germany not to overestimate U.S. power, stressing Soviet influence after Cuba. He urged talks with West Germany toward federation and eventual reunification, amid ongoing East West tensions and a split world Communist leadership. In Plummer, thefts included a radio and spare tire from cars at Chanute Motor Co. lot with 26 dollars, cigarettes, and flashlights taken. police investigated.
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Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
West Germany
United States
Cuba
Soviet Union
Ulbricht
East Germany
Khrushchev
World Communist Movement
N. Santa Fe
Osborn
George Neely
John van Wickle
Tom Ogden
Police Department
Motor Company
Ogden
Supreme Court Issues Major New Civil Procedure Rules
The Supreme Court approved a broad set of civil procedure changes for federal courts, citing congressionally required steps. Justices Black and Douglas condemned shifts they view as eroding jury rights, notably the rule allowing directed verdicts without jury assent, arguing it weakens the Seventh Amendment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
Congress
Black
Douglas
Directors hold lunch for Chamber planning new fiscal year
The Chamber of Commerce directors met at the Tioga Hotel for a noon luncheon to begin a week of meetings on membership and finance for the new fiscal year starting May 1. Upcoming sessions include Retail committee, Ambassadors luncheon, and Legislative and Education committee meetings. FE. E. Zastrow to succeed Ralph Ellis as chairman with Sam Dixon as vice chairman. A tourists and conventions committee meeting was postponed to avoid conflicting with a city discussion on widening Main.
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Tioga Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Tioga
E. Zastrow
Ralph Ellis
Sam Dixon
Zastrow
Main
Two Go to Lincoln to Return Schnedler
Sheriff George Neely and Chief of Police Lige Matlock traveled to Lincoln Nebraska to return Clifford Schnedler a former Chanute resident on a felony charge of concealing mortgaged property. The case involves a car purchased from the Shurtleff Motor Co in Chanute. Schnedler was taken into custody in Lincoln late last week.
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George Neely
Lof
Lige Matlock
Clifford Schnedler
Chanute Indent
Lincoln
Neb
Schnedler
Shurtleff Motor Co
Schned‘ler
Nuclear Test Ban Talks Seen Advancing Toward Agreement
A Kennedy Khrushchev exchange on site inspections signals progress toward a nuclear weapons test ban. US Britain and the USSR plan renewed negotiations and a potential breakthrough while U S Senate ratification remains a hurdle. The Tribune reports a local tip winner and ongoing public tips program.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kennedy
State Department
U.S
Senate
Cuba
U.S. Senate
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