Kennedy pledges tax cut to spur economy
President Kennedy urged action on a $1.37 billion tax credit for new plant and equipment and liberalized depreciation to stimulate business. He warned against relying on a high stock market and said his plan aims to lift demand, investment, and employment while Congress debates the withholding and investment provisions.
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Kennedy
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance’ Committee
Internal Revenue Service
Ase
Senate
U.S
Len Datanad
Vuandavis
Oltter
United States
John M. Bailey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Wold
Bailey
Shears
Yugoslavia
Poland
Richard M. Nixon
California
Laos
Kent
Knedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Europe
John Bailey
Rockefeller
France
Spain
National Advisory Committee On Radiation
Nixon
Baptists Move To Ban Elliott Book Edges Toward Compromise
Kansas City pastor Rev Ralph Powell had moved to withdraw all copies of Elliott’s book from Broadman Press. Missouri Baptist officials asked him to drop the motion, and Powell conceded though not in surrender. Delegates pressed for a definition of the Baptist historic position and Bible accuracy, but none was provided.
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Ralph F. Powell
Kansas City
Broadman Press
Earl Harding
Jefferson City
Missouri State Baptist Convention
Powell
Missouri
Ei Owen White
Houston
H Hobbs
Okahoma City
Kennedy says charges dropped for 58 entrants in spelling bee
The article recounts a spelling bee where 58 entrants were reportedly cleared of charges over four weeks. Nettie and Mike win cochampions after a tense final, with prizes of 5,700 dollars split among contestants. Judges note many rare words like unguiculate and namaycush tested the field.
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Kennedy
Nettie Gard
Fox Hunt
New York City
Nettie
Mike
Peter ¥. Mack Jr
Mack
Ler
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
William H. Martin
Scripps-Howard
Doctor Lothringer under fire in Kennedy inquiry
The article describes Republican critics linking Dr Lothringer to fiscal excess and leadership issues in Congress. It notes a court battle over his wife Felice and claims of a high income while facing questions about a Jamaica Estates home. A separate case mentions a pregnancy and a homicide investigation tied to the Sotramento area.
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Lothringer
Kennedy
Lothtinger
Federal Reserve Board
Propos
Cuba
Mr. Hyde
No-Win Policy Debate Quietly Reemerges
Undersecretary Ball rebutted critics of a no win policy and warned Senate action could push Yugoslavia toward the Soviet bloc. Testifying before a subcommittee, he addressed Thurmond charges that the administration cloaks anti-Communist speeches in military talk and cautioned that gradual opening behind the Curtain might reduce U S leverage at a crucial moment.
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State Department
Senate
Yugoslavia
Soviet Bloc
Ball
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Re Peng
United States
Deaths Found After Visit by Assistance League Worker
The bodies were found by Mol lie Jamosky, an Assistance League social worker who had been visiting the family to help eat.
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Mollie Jamosky
Assistance League
Estes Manuels Second Chance Sparks Subcommittee Row
A House subcommittee action on Manuel is criticized as too harsh. The report notes Manuel’s plea for due process while detailing crew members aboard a jet and the political fallout as Rep. Neal Smith and others weigh reele ction plans. The article blends testimony, family tragedy, and congressional maneuvering amid the tobacco and political controversy.
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Manuel
Congress
L. H. Fount
DNLC
Tee
System of
Ross Bass
Tennessee
Floyd J. Schoendienst
Appar-Jlot
St. Louis
Ently
Frars R. Wits
Isle
Donal B
Avey
Calif
David B. Will
Neal Smith
Towa Thej Southgate
Ronald
J. Bella-Pietra
Giveniami
Fla
T- Set
James W.manuel
I Savage
Whitesboro
Tex
Tien
Fountain
Manuel R-Minn
Anderson
House
Texi
Will Wilson
Vvshog
Stames
Wilson
Estes
Maze
Amtaia
Founderson
Republicans Lay Out Critique of Kennedy Policy
GOP voices attack Kennedy administration, accusing it of weakness against communism and overreach in health care and farm policy. They urge a stable dollar, labor peace, strategic food reserves, and expanded markets abroad, plus fraud probes and education tax relief. Democrats criticize the declarations as selective and unconvincing.
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Aiken
Girl Scouts
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Kennedy
Algeria violence resumes after seven day truce breaks
Secret Army militants renew attacks in Algiers with three phosphorus bombs gutting a university building, destroying a library and labs. Dozens of fires set, four Muslims killed in street assaults as leaders declare renewed war after failed talks with Mine Jem. Consuls invited to peace talks. French officials voice gloom at collapsing reconciliation.
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Secret Army
Jean Georges Sarradet
Jerror
Algeria
Edmond Jouhaud
Paris
Sarradet
Jacques Garcia
Ynrank
Secret
Drax
Bone
Algiers
MLO Acs
J Army
Es-Foreign Legion
Albert
Bobby) Dovecar
Claude Piegts
Ivrou d’Enfer
Hell Hole
Ifort
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stusoLy- Kennedy
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R-Mass
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Eisenhower
Administration
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Sotramento
Lethringer
Soframentas
Queens District Aftorney
Capitol Hill
H. Carl Andersen
Jet
DAN River Sertoma Club
Danville
Iti
Willis Sisters
Ray Hayes
Denville
Furgurson
Sertoma
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