Tax cut sparks deficit critique and civil rights push
Washington coverage flags Republican opposition to President Kennedy’s 11 billion tax cut, arguing it fuels planned deficits amid calls to curb federal spending. Separately, a New York Republican urges a Birmingham hearing on racial bombings to persuade Senate skepticism over civil rights legislation. Also notes Valachi’s testimony, Justice Department security, and Canada’s plan to cut imports to boost domestic auto parts jobs.
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Adenauer De Gaulle to meet after chancellor leaves office
Global briefs report Konrad Adenauer and Charles de Gaulle may meet periodically after Adenauer steps down next month. Adenauer 87 returned from Paris where he held his final official discussion with De Gaulle.
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Tax Cut and Test Ban Votes Ahead in Congress
In Washington the Senate will vote on the limited nuclear test ban treaty this Tuesday, needing two thirds to pass, while the House plans to vote Wednesday on Kennedy backed tax cut legislation totaling about 11 billion dollars over two years. The tax bill faces Republican conditionality tying relief to capped federal spending, with many Southern Democrats likely to back the plan. The Senate crime committee led by Senator McClellan will resume hearings Wednesday, with Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy and witness Joseph Valachi expected to testify about organized crime.
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Four Attend State UNESCO Meeting at Emporia
Four Chanute representatives including Mines, Marie Stipp, Blanche Petit, Ira Barber and Gladys Wright attended the state UNESCO meeting in Emporia Saturday. New officers were elected and a budget set for the coming year as several resolutions passed, supporting the UN, hunger relief, birth control information dissemination, civil rights, and praise for Senators Son and Pearson for their stance on the test ban treaty. Principal speakers were Dr. James W. Drury and Dr. David Farnsworth, who spoke on Pakistan experiences and UN changes.
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Modern Etiquette Q and A on makeup and courtesy
This guidance advises light makeup for teen girls avoiding stagey looks and skin correction over masking issues. It also suggests a polite response to a clerk, a nod and smile, and handling long distance call charges when staying with hosts by arranging post call repayment to the hostess.
Vatican Paper Omits Pope Reform Call Evidence of Resistance
Il Tempo, a leading Rome newspaper aligned with conservative Vatican officials, did not mention Pope Paul VI's Saturday appeal for internationalization of the Italian dominated Curia. The omission signals quiet resistance within the Vatican administration to the pontiff's reform push.
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Richard Boone Leaves Hospital After Injury
Actor Richard Boone, 46, exits Santa Monica hospital after a roadster crash that caused a rib fracture and facial cuts. He will remain home at least a week before resuming work on his new television show. In other notes, Nyasaland's Hastings Banda travels to London for talks on independence with British officials. Johnson trims in on Scandinavian affinity while praising American neutrality and friendship.
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U S Ambassador Bowles aide wed in New Delhi
Miss Bimia Nanda secretary to U S Ambassador Chester Bowles married John Latane Bissell in New Delhi. Bissell is an American businessman, Fabindia Inc. president, and son of Mr. and Mrs. William Truesdale Bissell of Canton Connecticut.
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Yolk Color Matters in Egg Purchases
Kansas State economist Dr. Quentin Banks notes a St. Louis survey where 45 percent of customers preferred orange yolks while 55 percent split evenly between dark and light yolks. He says labeling cartons with yolk color could boost egg sales.
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Quentin Banks
Kansas State University Marketing Economist
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Banks
West Germany Industry Labor Share Report
Forty two percent of West Germany's 54 million people work in industry. This figure highlights the sector's dominant role in the economy and may influence policy discussions on employment and industrial output.
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