Editorial: Facts On Kennedy Tax Plans And Recovery
Washington reporters note Kennedy favored quick oil in income taxes to spur the economy but Congress and Byrd and Mills oppose a rapid tax cut. The president framed a January reform program amid mixed signals from U S News and six economists, urging tax reform and restrained deficits as Congress faces a sprawling tax system overhaul.
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Kennedy
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Mills
Byrd
U.S. News & World Report
Socialism Synonyms Used to Undermine Private Enterprise
The text attacks terms like social reform and socialism used by a misnamed group to sow distrust of private enterprise and the capitalist system. It accuses the government of profiting from taxes and claims a plan to destroy private enterprise through socialistic doctrine, warning of government takeover and loss of individual opportunity.
Sokolsky Warns Earth at War Through 48 Years
George Sokolsky argues the world is in a protracted conflict called The Long War. He assesses postwar gains and losses, naming West Germany Japan and Cuba as pivotal, notes U.S. weakness, and urges a choice between war or negotiated peace amid competing powers.
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France
Europe
United States
Russia
Cuba
Interventionists Lost in Cold War Rhetoric and Cuba Policy
A columnist recalls past calls for U S intervention and argues against isolationism while criticizing current strategy toward Cuba. He notes Latin American skepticism toward U S pressure and warns that Cuba remains dangerous under Castro as economic warfare looms.
Rural school cards ease director access to activities
A rural school director praises a new admission card system that lets directors gain admission to all school activities. Changes include “admit one bearer” wording to curb abuses by bus drivers and ensure students are not left behind. The item lists local news on sorority pledging, faculty, and community notes including honors and public notices.
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Leon
Gavin
James E. van Zandt
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Don Deckey
Corry
Jack Dempsy
Lucy Hinman
Maple Avenue
American College of Underwriters
Buffalo
Cornell University
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United Fund
Yskill
20-Year Draft Age Change Debated by Congress
The 1942 item notes Congressional leaders following FDR’s call for a strong young army to push Axis victory, pushing rapid action to lower the draft age from 20 to 40. It mentions teaching changes at Elgin Senior High and staff resignations, with local incidents including hospital treatment after coffee contamination among Raymond Mig Co. workers and football results for Corry Junior High and high school teams.
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Judith Ei, Messinger
Cecil di
Messinger
Corry
Counci
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Greenville
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Mary Gaston ‘Literary Society
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Robert C. Amy
Albert I. Amy
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Cherry Point
N. C
William D. Mosher
USN
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Methodist Church
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Richard Lyons
North East
Hamot Hospital
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Robert J. Olson
Robert C. Olson
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Albion College
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Mich
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Sea's Drug
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Thiel College
Loretta Lindstrom
Robert Lindstrom
D. J. Corry
Corry Area
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Behrend
Erie
Journal
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Wedneday
Board of Education
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Westfield
N. Y
Ludmilla Tarasoff
Raymond Mig Co
Corry Hospital
Edward Kurley Jr
Laurie Bakar
Amby Allen
Phyllis Goldfrich
Prunes Blair
Migrant wage stories and local notes mix in Titusville
A jumble of local items mentions migrant workers unpaid by a boss, a driver fined 2000 dollars for a 1962 sedan, Mary Gillette Brown and Phyllis Kesler starting a Miami business, a Worth Hammond bid for General Assembly, Unsone's Brahma bull, and Corry's dial direct distance dialing national numbering system.
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Mary Gillette Brown
Phyllis Kesler
Miami
Pla
Worth Hammond
Columbus
General
Fron
Warren County
Rob
India
Corry
Color names of autumn foliage from a distant note
A fragmented clipping listing fall colors tied to trees and locations. It mentions scarlet from the Hood, purple from the gst, browns and reds from oaks, yellows from mantes, and browns from hitkories and cucumber trees, with stray references to a central office and old telephony.
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Sumae
Union City Livestock Sale Report
Union City livestock sale notes Thursday's entries with prices for best cows cann ers and cutters beef heifers and bulls. Values range from 10 to 21 with veal valves and heavy medium valves in the 17 to 28 area.
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Wysons
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