Kennedy cites tax cuts as key to prosperity
President Kennedy argues in prepared remarks that tax cuts alone cannot fix the economy and warns against unreal debt limits and tight budgets. He links debt ceiling, budget restraint, and monetary policy to recent economic slowdowns and deficits while urging bipartisan lessons.
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Columbus
Neb
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Chanute
Dent Kennedy
M. J. Rhoads
Congress
The
Advertising Council
Kennedy
White House
UF Discusses 1963 Drive Plans in Chanute Meeting
In Chanute last night the United Fund unit and drive chairman discussed the 1963 drive for next fall. The session, in the Bank of Commerce building, outlined major committees, recruitment plans, and committee procedures. Glen Halbe presided with members Joe Lewis Magnus Mowrey Bob Wilson Mrs Gladys Eaton Mrs Mary Booe and Elizabeth Pieper present.
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United Fund
Chanute
Bank of Commerce
Drive
Glen Halbe
Joe Lewis
Magnus Mowrey
Bob Wilson
Gladys Eaton
Mary Booe
Elizabeth Pieper
Jury Trial Set In Meeks Vegetables Damage Suit
A civil suit filed by Frank R. Meeks and others claims $3 010 in actual damages and $3 010 in punitive damages for crop losses from aerial spraying on Roy Powers land near Thayer in 1960. Defendants include Powers D D Aero Spraying Co Clifford O and Marion Dempsey. Trial scheduled for April 29.
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Erie
Reading
Frank R. Meeks
Roy Powers
Thayer
Powers
D&d Aero Spraying Co
Rantoul
Clifford O
Marion Dempsey
County Bar Association
Bar Association
Tioga
Chanute
Weather Topeka: Snow Storm Clears With Cooling followed by warmup
The late winter snow storm dumped nearly a foot across northwestern Kansas and is about to clear. Cooler temperatures will give way to a warming trend after tonight. Roads remain hazardous and schools closed. Continental Trailways buses stalled 14 hours at St. Francis due to low visibility. Snow depth ranged from two inches in Osborne to ten inches in Goodland.
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Topeka
Kansas
Continental Trailways
Kansas City
St. Francis
Concordia- Russell-Garden City
Goodland
Hill City
Phillipsburg
Osborne
Senate panel kills bill to end capital punishment
In Topeka the Senate Judiciary Committee defeated the measure to abolish capital punishment by a 9-6 vote. Committee chairman Glee Smith and opponents argued the death penalty is a deterrent to crime despite supporters urging repeal.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate Judiciary Committee
Glee Smith
Tribune ‘Larned
P.m
Floods and Tornadoes Leave 30,000 Homeless in South
Floods and deadly tornadoes across Kentucky and neighboring states leave more than 30,000 homeless and cause millions in damage. Seventeen dead and six missing. floods blamed for 12 deaths and tornadoes for five. Water rationing begins in Harlan Kentucky as pumping stations fail and Red Cross coordinates aid across Kentucky West Virginia and Virginia.
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Harlan
American Red Cross
Huntington
W. Va
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Red Cross
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Big Sandy
Cumberland
Wilson W. Wyatt
Kennedy
Pikeville
Soviet Claims U.S. Warships Firing On Soviet Trawler
Moscow charged that three U.S. warships fired dummy shells at the Soviet refrigerator trawler SATR 9 000 7 while fishing on the high seas about 70 miles east of Norfolk Virginia. Tass said four shots were fired endangering the crew. The note demanded punishment of those responsible and measures to prevent recurrence.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Norfolk
Washington
U.S.S.R
Tass
Moscow Radio
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log lists numbers for a 24 hour period ending 9 am Wednesday. The record shows counts for March and 1963 with a comparison to 1962, noting 6 for March 10 and 83 for the comparable period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Propst’s stance on power, streets, and parks in Cha nute
Neosho native Shelton Propst, longtime Cha nute resident and former Model Laundry owner, weighs in on local issues. He supports a standby power plan to attract industry, favors a long range street program to widen narrow streets, backs Main Street widening, and urges continued Santa Fe Park development along with维护 local parks.
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Shelton Propst
Neosho
S. Allen
Chainute
Yates Center
Chanute
AshiGrove Cement
Pittsburg
Santa Fe Park
Ed Caldwell profiles local businessman and civic advocate
Ed Caldwell a 39 year old life resident of Chanute and Caldwell Floor Covering owner outlines views on city issues. He favors keeping the power plant, questions intertie costs, supports industrial power rates, calls for street park upgrades and a bond plan, advocates more off street parking, and stresses efficiency without layoffs.
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Chanute
Ed Caldwell
S. Larson
Caldwell
Lafayette College
Easton
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Army
84Th
Europe
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Elks, Lions, Masons
Chamber of Commerce
First
Intercepted Letter Declares Tax Cut Debate Over Debt
An intercepted letter expresses cautious support for tax cuts and prosperity while warning that deeper debt could threaten gains. The writer questions balancing reduced revenue with expanding spending as policy risks grow.
Chanute Seeks LPN Course Backing From Hospital Board
The Neosho Memorial Hospital Board pledged full support for obtaining a Licensed Practical Nurse course for Chanute. Officials, led by Virgil Mix, outlined brochure plans with photos and letters from area hospitals to persuade the Kansas State Board of Vocational Education and Nurses Registration Board to locate the program in Chanute, with Coffeyville as a potential rival site.
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Cha
Iuto Board of Education
Chanute
Cal Nurses
South Neosho Memorial Hospital
Virgil Mix
Stark
Xious
Chanute Board of Education
Neosho Memorial
East Nansas 10
Mospiai
We Nev Sho Memorial Hospital
Neosho Manor
Kansas
Munici
Pal
Kansas State Nurse Registration Board
State Board of Vocational Education
Charles Forsyth
Eric
School Board
Hospital Board
Topeka
Nurses Registration Board
State Board of Voca- Operating
Coffey
Ville
Board of Education
the Book College
Floyd Naff
Buford Fisher
Glen Dormois
Nurses Board of Registration
Federal Manpower Development Act
Ieyville
Ital Board
State Board of Voca
Tional Education
Alfalfa Mill Meeting For Farmers
A farmers meeting is set for 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Memorial building to hear about locating an alfalfa mill and dehydrating plant. National Alfalfa Milling & Dehydrating Co Kansas City will explain contracts for alfalfa production and plant operation. The firm requires at least 1400 acres within a 12 mile radius to consider the project, explored jointly by the chamber’s industry and agriculture committees.
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Coffeyville
Kansas Gas
JayCees
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Building
National Alfalfa Milling & Dehydrating Co
Kansas City
Hearings Planned On Prairie National Park in Kansas
Washington AP early hearings by the Senate Interior Committee were requested to determine the future of the proposed Prairie National Park in Kansas. Sen. James Pearson and Kansas lawmakers introduced bills to authorize its establishment in Pottawatomie County.
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Washington
Senate
Interior Committee
Prairie National Park
Kansas
James Pearson
R-Kan
William H. Avery
Pottawatomie County
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Chanute High School
Lawrence
Marion Stevens
Chanute American Legion
Don Potter
Floyd Potter
N. Highland
Dean Youngberg
Vernon Youngberg
N. Lafayette
Don Baughn
B. T. Baughn
R. J
Dan
JFK
Price Terebaugh
Tevebaugh
Sadie
Webber
Kan
Clyde C. Winters
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lloyd Haug
Denver
David M. Shull
Wichita
Charles W. de Vore
Russell
Associated Press
Civil Defense
Bill Haight
Faxter
Harlan County
Kg&e
Main Street
Main
Parsons
Thief
Yours
Joe Balch
Prairie Park
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