Kennedy Tax Proposals Hold Key To Growth Says President
The Kennedy address to The Economic Club of New York urges broad based tax cuts for individuals and corporations. He argues tax relief can speed the American economy while stressing three aims: timely sizable net tax reductions, boosting private consumption and investment, and simplifying and widening the tax base with reform.
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Kennedy
Economic Club of
New York
Congress
Alabama
Doll Mess In Washington Sparks Kennedy Doll Ban
Capp's Column notes American children could not dress Ike and Mamie dolls, then Jackie and Caroline dolls became Jennifer and Karen before a sudden halt in shipping. White House pressure and Better Business Bureau rules on First Family privacy led the toys to vanish from shelves.
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Ike and
Mamie
Harry and
Bess
Franklin and
Eleanor
Jackie
Caroline
America
Jennifer
Karen
Eugenia Shephard
New York City
White House
Miss Shephard
New York Herald Tribune
Herald Tribune
Edgar J. Hoover
Better Business Bureau
Pierre Salinger
JFK
Jack
Asiar
Afficar
Cyber
Bobby
Brother
Nixon
Mr. Salinger
Probing Newsmen under JFK Orders Traced by Pearson
Drew Pearson recalls how Washington newsmen were investigated in past administrations with several reporters like Hanson Baldwin Dick Fryklund and Earl Voss facing probes. The piece notes tensions over leaks at the National Security Council and hints at future scrutiny of Kennedy cronies.
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Washington
Press Corps of
Moscow
Kennedy
National Security Council
Hanson Baldwin
New York Times
Baldwin
United States
Dick Fryklund
Earl Voss
Washington Star
State Rusk
Defense McNamara
McNamara
Air Force
Fryklund
Voss
Jfk
Economy Forecast for 1963 Weighs Several Forces
The piece argues 1963 will show a modest rise in employment and production, shaped by taxes, world crises, and congressional action. It notes errors in 1962 forecasts from Washington and Wall Street, crediting inventory policies, investor behavior, and Cuba crisis events for their surprising outcomes, and urges cautious forecasting.
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Washington
Wall Street
White House
U.S
Cuba
Kennedy
Russia
Khrushchev
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
Red Party Fined 120000 for Failing to Register
A federal jury found the Communist Party guilty on all 12 counts for failing to register as an agent of the Soviet Union. Judge Holtzoff imposed the maximum 10000 per count totaling 120000 and the party may appeal.
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Washington
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Joseph Forer
John J. Abt
U.S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
U.S. Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
Justice Department
Holtzoff
Congress
McCarran
Be Glad You're Living and the Kennedy Privacy Debate
A reflective piece by Arlie B Davidson extols living well with health family and community, then shifts to a discussion of Vaughn Meader records and free expression. It quotes Salinger and mentions the BBB and a president’s reaction, noting Americans can write and say anything.
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Associated Press
Teade Andi Elnaemnatenite
Mail Daily
Sundey
Curtis le May
Air Force
McNamara
Pentagon
FBI
Newsweek
Lloyd Norman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Berlin
Kennedy
Joe Alsop
Stewart Alsop
Saturday Evening Post
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Chicago Tribune
Midway
Justice Department
Douglas MacArthur
Yalu River
MacArthur
Truman
General MacArthur
Wake Island
Vaughn Meader
America
Salinger
Better Business Bureau
B.B.B
Failed
Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Earth
Rebeff
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Christ
Russell S. Hutchison
New Concord
Ohio
Muskingum College
Capp
Doll Mess
Washington Y
Drew Pearson
Merry
Harding
Hoover
Richard Nixon
California
Conrad Hilton
Moscow Hilton
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Israel
Mellons
Pittsburgh
Bill Scranton
George Lincoln Rockwell
American Fuehrer
James Donovan
Castro
Donovan
Senator Towner
Texas
Horace Clay
Senator Thurmond
South Carolina
Tower
Thurmond
Bell Syndicate
Pearson
Red Party
By Arlie B. Davidson
Davidson
Ducaters
Diamord Dill Buschs
Z2no Avenue
Fes
General Electric
Woodmen of the World
Fraternal Benefit Society
Richard L. Wood
Woodmen
10Th Avenue
Arte
Wooomen of the World Life Insurance Society
Farnam Street
Omaha
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