Johnson Sees Early Tax Cut and Budget Reforms
President Johnson pressed tax reductions and a leaner budget to sustain growth while preserving defense. He forecast a 1965 deficit unless taxes are cut, proposed cuts in foreign aid and agriculture, and urged expanded federal roles in education and anti poverty programs. The plan also includes space, Peace Corps expansion, urban housing reforms, and higher pay for senior officials.
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Johnson
Congress
Agriculture Department
John F. Kennedy
United States
Peace Corps
Commodity Credit Corporation
Defense Department
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
Department of Housing and Community Development
Johnnson
Erie County Commissioners Fire and Hire Dismissals
Erie County commissioners, led by Commissioner Hill and with Rzymek, dismissed seven employees at the county hospital and farm, naming replacements including Dr. Szymula and Dr. Lees for dentists, Paul Duris as superintendent of maintenance, and Lorraine Brown replacing Isabel Sewell at the courthouse switchboard. Dr. Mannarelli’s appointment to hospital staff was held up, while William Lamberton and other staff faced demotions or firings.
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Erie County
William Hil Jr
John B. Mannarelli
Erie County Hospital
Louis Rzymek
Mannarelli
William Lamberton
GOP
Fred Lamberton
Lamberton
Joseph O'Leary
Timothy O'Leary
Girard
Edward Szymula
Walter D.lees
Erie
Paul Duris
West Springfield
Polity Hospital
James McCarty
McCarty
Robert Devine
William Cauley
Richard Cassell
Isabel Sewell
Lorraine Brown
Sewell
Hill
Rzymek
Press Fight For School Bible Reading
CornWall Lebanon Joint School Board votes to continue allowing permissive Bible reading in public schools. It defines permissive reading as teacher option only and seeks legal sanctions despite ACLU suit threat. Twenty five in favor, one abstains. A seven member committee will ask Gov Scranton in Harrisburg for a permissive solution, else court action.
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Cornwall, Pa
CornWall-Lebanon
Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Funeral Services for Mrs Vern Johnson Set at Bracken
Services for Mrs Vern Myrtle Johnson will be held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Johnson
Vern
Myrtle) Johnson
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Goldwater and Johnson Clash Over Welfare Ideas
Senator Barry Goldwater promotes private charity and local state handling of welfare, criticizing federal programs as expansionist. President Johnson outlines a broad poverty fight, contrasting decades of New Deal era welfare with calls for federal action while noting bipartisan acceptance of public assistance origins. The article surveys both leaders on welfare philosophy and policy directions.
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Assoc Washington (P
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Hisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Goldwater
James Marlow
Council of Economic Advisers
Total Resources and Liabilities Summary
The document lists Total Resources at 46,671.90 and Outstanding Bank Notes with Interest dated amounts of 17,495.00 and Unpaid Bills of 4,529.29. These figures indicate the financial position and outstanding obligations of the entity.
Poverty's grip deepens as report links low income to limited mobility
The report notes one fifth of U S families and nearly one fifth of the population are poor. In 1962 there were 47 million families. about 9.3 million families had income below 3000 and 5.4 million families below 2000. Poverty breeds poverty, with low income tied to illness, limited education, and reduced mobility, passing a harsh legacy from parents to children.
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United States
Hearly
Goldwater
Werry
Young man electrocuted at abandoned mine in Smithtown
Black Lick resident William Lawson, 22, was electrocuted at an abandoned coal mine in Smithtown Indiana County. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Indiana Hospital after police said he and his brother-in-law were present when the incident occurred.
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Black Lick
Smithtown
Indiana County
William Lawson
Indiana Hospital
Lawson
Westfield Pilot Escapes In Ohio Crash
An Apache Piper twin engine plane ran off the runway at Al Gardner airport near Kingsville and crashed into a snowbank during takeoff. Pilot James Lloyd of Westfield and three Ashtabula passengers escaped injury. Police say a wire touched by Lawson sparked the incident. four people connected with Erie Aviation were aboard seeking trucks in Detroit.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
al Gardner
Kingsville
State Highway Patrol
Erie Aviation, Inc
Erie
James Donald Lloyd
Westfield
Clifford A. Burch
Harry H. Decker
Carl A. Bippa
Lloyd
Port Erie
Detroit
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Spartansburg
Merle Burrows
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Lyle Chelton
Lowell Allen
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North Center St
Corry, PA
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Auditors’ Report
Wayne Township
Pennsylvania
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Total
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Archie Hurlbut
Ruth Proctor
Hubert Watrous
Prasee Is
Corry Savings and Loan
John Hoover
Hoover
Blatt’s
REX Theatre
Dean Martin
Opera
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Lillian Clark
Donald Thomas Charles Warner
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
John Wascalk Dorr Clark
Borstorff & Fitch
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I. John Domes
Baguy Muller
Root Furniture
Robert Morton
Darwin Wolcatt
Chrysler
Dodge
Clarence Wallace
Avenue
Lowe Edwards
Richard Lye
Goodyear Tractor Tires
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