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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
4
An old editorial notes Canada’s resolve to avoid engaging in commerce with Castro and Red China, arguing no hemisphere nation should do business with those regimes despite profit incentives, and compares this to U S Canada government relations.
The piece argues the Kennedy administration will tighten the economic screws on Cuba to avoid invasion and nuclear warfare. It credits Kennedy with rising popularity after a firm stance toward the USSR and predicts gradual internal revolution leading to Castro's downfall with patient, non hurried action.
Jimmy Mills of the Birmingham Post-Herald questions a $30 million education tax plan and shifts of local funds. He argues state responsibility should favor higher education funding and that local schools can raise more, amid reapportionment changes shaping future budgets.
Washington viewpoint assesses Britain’s plan to flank France by deepening ties with Italy and the five common market partners Germany Belgium Holland Luxembourg. It warns against France gaining political control risking a Soviet deal and broader Western danger.
Arlie B. Davidson argues that excessive leisure dulls ambition, stifles creativity, and weakens courage and sympathy. Too much rest dulls the mind and drains life of worth while effort, likening it to spoiled food that lacks substance for growth.
John T. Allen challenges Elks over segregation rules in the order. Jackie Kennedy reportedly oversees nonunion labor on a Virginia mountain retreat construction with Nelson Construction Co. finishing the job. White House security and de-bugging measures are noted amid spy concerns and brief Senate mailbag items.
Specialist Four Eugene T. Furline 23 Elkmont and Phillip L. Parker 25 Hartshere are with the 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks Hawaii. They participate in Exercise LAVA RIDGE II a three week live fire Army Air Force mobility training on the island of Hawaii. Furline arrived October after enlisting June 1960 and Parker arrived in February 1962 after enlisting September 1961. Furline is son of Eula F. Robinson Elkmont Alabama and Parker is son of Mr and Mrs John G Parker 413 Peach Orchard Rd Morgan County. Parker is married to Mable.
Taxpayers under 65 not disabled may deduct medical expenses up to 5 percent of personal exemptions with limits of 10 000 for single filers and 20 000 for joint filers or heads of households. Disabled 65 plus can deduct more. Home improvements for medical needs may count the excess over value increase. Meals and lodging costs at medical resorts have nuances. Insurance premiums deductions vary. court rulings can alter deductibility. Salt free meals bought away from home qualify as medical expense. Tomorrow’s note promises a new investment credit.
Chrysler Corp shares surged after news of booming profits and a planned two for one stock split plus a higher dividend. Townsend said more work remains to lift new car sales while 1962 earnings hit 65.4 million dollars, 7.24 a share, with a 50.3 million fourth quarter.
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