Transportation reform urged by rail official in Quest for Crisis
James N. Sites of the Association of American Railroads argues in the book Quest for Crisis that a revived transport system needs less government control and subsidies. He cites his Eisenhower Fellowship travels and critiques postwar rail nationalization as delaying solutions, urging deregulation and clear policy.
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James N. Sites
Association of American Railroads
Simmons-Boardman
New York
Mr. Sites
Infiltrator Kennedy Backs Spending and Tax Cut Gamble
President Kennedy argues with advisors over a plan to boost spending while cutting taxes by about 10 billion dollars and curbing inflation. He warns that long-term deficits can lead to money printing or strict price and wage controls, risking broad government control. Congress now decides how far the gamble will go.
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Kennedy
Germany
Congress
Sunday School Election Of Officers At Cutting Meeting
Local Cutting Sunday School plans an election of officers Monday evening with all members over 12 urged to attend. The item lists numerous community visits and social notes from Cutting and nearby towns, citing residents, family updates, and hospital news.
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Sirs Giltford Alkens Sr
Rey
Robert VanHurden
Lennox
Morris Moore
Clymer
Max Semis
George Hapgood Ang
Orpha Hapgoodner
AG Mee
Russell Huntnik
Cecil Humphrey
Milton Humphrey
Sherstarf
Pred
Wallace Munday
Amos VarnEarden
Lous Tewinkle
Clyviér
Chris Gray
Ink
Cal L. Marsh
Mre
Cornelius Beckerink
Avid
Wilbur Camp
Erle
George Cmavis
Whele
Surgtery
Helen Rowe
Aate Rouseat
North
Fred Abitarm Jr
Jen Wright
Jamestown
Bendley
Sibley Wright
Gali Alcom
Fema
Melting Pot Turns into Pressure Cooker Tone in Unemployment Debate
The piece critiques immigration and unemployment policy, arguing that large Cuban influxes and high job loss strain the U S economy. It cites 40 cities reporting 387 restaurants cutting staff by 11 percent and projecting 80,000 more layoffs by year end. Waiters and musicians suffer as spending falls, entertainment declines, and catering folds. The author contends tax rules hurt business and that the wealthy save rather than spend, undermining tax aims.
The Axe Falls on Odd Job Crew in Debit Crisis
A sweeping purge hits service staff including hack drivers doormen golf caddies busboys butchers bakers and candlestick makers as financial strain forces layoffs across multiple hospitality and trades sectors.
Is He Law Affects Sales and Jobs in States
The article reports new gift and sales tax rules reducing consumer spending and job losses. It cites a 25 dollar gift limit, liquor pricing changes, and tax reforms lowering tax intake. It links reduced demand to restaurant, hotel, and service industry layoffs and price drops in beef. It notes isolated private sales may be tax exempt under state law.
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Country Club
Kennedy urges clarity on tax cuts and deficits
President Kennedy addresses the Ad Council to simplify economic terms for Americans. He outlines three debate points: debt limits, federal budget size, and tax reductions, urging public understanding through study, discussion, and engagement with representatives.
Motels Chain Eyes 120-Room Inn in Riverfront Redevelopment
A representative of a national motel chain spoke at a Chamber of Commerce redevelopment meeting in Oil City City. He said the Holiday Inn firm plans a 120 room inn in the tri city area and has chosen Oil City for its redevelopment program. Land price will influence the decision, but a signed contract could allow construction within six months.
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Oil City
Community Development Comitee
Chamber of Commerce
Tri-City
To Point By Russell Kirk A Conversation With The Infanta
An interview with Princess Maria Teresa Bourbon-Parma, Carlist claimant in Spain, who studies at the University of Navarre in Pamplona. The piece contrasts Carlist and Juanist factions, notes Franco’s possible restoration aims, and highlights the Infanta's allure and political context amid renewed Carlist strength. It frames monarchy as ongoing, with references to Requetes, Basque support, and the idea of a modern Spanish royal line.
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Infanta
Spain
Franco
Maria Teresa
House of Bourbor-Parma
University of Navarre
Pamplona
Don Carlos
Liberal
Tsabella
Isabella
Alfonso XII
Madrid
Navarre
Basque Country
Valencig
Castile
Pamplons
Red Beret
Pranéo
Khrushchev
Russia
de Gaulle
France
Hal Boyle Americana: snippets of zany dialogue and characters
A collection of Hal Boyle quips and scenes showing quirky banter. Vivid lines feature Margo, Oswald, and Grace in comical exchanges about dining, promotions, passports, and social mishaps. The pieces capture a lighthearted, bustling Americana voice with witty footnotes on social faux pas.
Corry Evening Journal masthead and publishing details
The snippet shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead with publisher George R. Sample and editor William Hasbrouck, ad manager names, and advertising office locations in Chicago Detroit Philadelphia. It lists postal and pricing terms, including yearly and weekly rates, and notes exclusive rights to local news content via Associated Press.
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Corry Evening Journal
Lamont
Philadelphia
Commerce
Asooted Presse
Hewa
Borough Council censures paper in Coudersport
Potter County Enterprise criticized for reporting on a council meeting held without 12 hour posting and for hiring a dog catcher at a special unannounced session. Council passes a resolution charging the paper with overstepping its license to report and editorialize.
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Rnermanee
Rough Council
Potter County Enterprise
Enterprise
Potter County
Soviet Mars probe travels 60 million miles from Earth
The Soviet half ton rocket probe launched November 1st is about 60 million miles from Earth and moving at 864,000 miles per day. It is expected to reach Mars in late May, completing the seven month voyage.
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Moscow
Mars
Earth
Halfton
Bear Lake Area News Notes Memoir of Obituaries and Visits
Bear Lake area reports a funeral for H Oviatt at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Bear Lake Cemetery last Friday. Donald Oviatt, stationed in Japan, returned home due to his father H Dyvitt s death. Graveside rites for Maude Roote Shelby were held at Bear Lake Cemetery. Local visits included J C Manwaring to Jamestown and Charles Peterson to J Manwaring home.
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Bear Lake
H. Oviatt
Bracken
J. C. Manwaring
J. PB. Peterson
Jamestown
Maude Roote Shelby
Westfield
Shelby
Donald Oviatt
Japan
H. Dyvitt
Max Crosby
Binghamton
Al‘en Crosby
Richard Crosby
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Corry Memorist Hospital
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Arthur Wallace
Myron Wallace
Robert Hulett
Mills Hlouise Marsh
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Corry
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New York City
Los Angeles
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Business Mirror
Ad Council
Kib- Stz
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Mull
Russell Kirk
Rodney
Jennifer
Hal Boyle
Margo
Gearnt
Oswald
Grace
Harold
Bubblehead
Dave
RED Wing Tomato
Betty Crockin
Maine
Braunschweiger
Hormel
Coudersport
Robert Hawkins
Edith Tawkins
Ethel Bondill
Clyde Hotchkiss
Brookville
Charles Peterson
NEA
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Philco Compact
Pameus Philco
Barney
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