Old cowboy hoovers gives 200000 trees to children in Oregon
Hoover, 72, a retired rancher and pioneer nurseryman, has donated more than 200000 seedling trees to Oregon children in four years and aims for 300000 by 1963 end. He teaches planting and caring, sees it as the best work this side of heaven, and has received over 12000 thank you letters from students.
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Cautious Optimism in 1963 Economy and Tax Cut Hopes
A New York AP summary notes 1962 reached highs across industries and employment but fell short of prophets' boom forecasts. Analysts foresee a modest 1963 gain if Congress cuts taxes and increases spending, with consumer, business, and government outlays as key uncertainties. Hoover seeds program grows seedlings near Medford and distributes thousands, funded by donations. expenses deemed unimportant by Hoover.
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