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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1962
Page
1
President Kennedy told the Economic Club of New York that the nation can afford tax reductions tied to curbings of federal spending. He called for early cuts in individual and corporate income taxes, arguing deficits arise from slow growth rather than wild spending, and urged a transitional, investment-driven tax plan.
United Carbon Co. plans to close its Ryus plant near Satanta with no exact date. Eighty five workers, mostly local, will be affected as two units remain in operation and one will shut down first. some employees may transfer to other United Carbon sites while others face relocation.
A four engine Flying Tiger Line cargo plane crashed near Laurel Canyon Boulevard en route to Lockheed Air Terminal Burbank. Eight killed, six homes and two businesses burned, cargo included Boston Christmas toys. Four aboard identified: Capt Karl C. Radeo Jr, Co-pilot David L. Crapo, Flight Engineer Jack W. Grey, passenger John A. Olson.
The Rev. George E. Spaeth CPPS age 60, former pastor of St. Stanislaus Church Ingalls, died after a lengthy illness at St. Catharine Hospital. Funeral rites will be held in Ingalls and St. Stanislaus, with burial planned in St. Charles Seminary Carthagena. Spaeth was born March 24 1902 in Sheboygan Wisconsin and ordained in 1928.
The forecast calls for generally fall like weather with continued mild conditions tonight and Sunday. Expect highs in the lower 60s and lows near 30. Northerly winds will be tight.
Gas Garden wonders whether postal workers today feel boxed in by duties and expectations as modern routes and schedules tighten routines. The brief inquiries explore worker morale and perceived constraints in the field.
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