Kennedy Eyes Tax Cuts to Put Economy in Overdrive
AP reports President Kennedy's top economist calls the economy in high gear but lacking zip. A broad 1963 tax overhaul and net tax cuts of 2 to 5 billion dollars are expected before summer. Officials cite strong autos and housing, rising consumer demand, and a record GNP around 550 to 560 billion, with profits and unemployment remaining key pressures. The plan includes depreciation liberalization and investment tax credits to spur investment and competitiveness.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Kennedy
Walter W. Heller
Congress
White House
Treasury
United States
Pioneer Camp and Brownie News Calendar Items
June events include Pioneer Camp at Hodgeman Lake for 7th and 8th graders, Socoka Conference in Apenn Calo, Brownie Day Camp Wilderness Camp, and Camp Lakeside Scott City. Troop reports cover Scout meetings, flag ceremonies, badges, and activities at Little House and various patrols with numerous names and leaders listed.
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Vivian Dunavant
Pioneer
Hodgeman Lake
Socoka Compference
Aapen
Calo
Lakeside
Scott City
Girl Scout Little House
Troop 86
Cathy Brown
Mary Ellen Davis
Cynthia Eddington
Beth Enson
Susan Gardiner
Linda Knight
Joy Mercer
Ann Pinegar
Caroline Stoeckly
Cindy Towles
Karen Weiss
Mary Wieland
Sheryl Wilken
Jana Chambers
Fred Stoeckly
Bob Gardiner
100 Years Ago Fort Scott Letter From a Kansas Soldier
A Lawrence Republican letter from May 29 1862 notes Fort Scott as a West center for Union forces. It praises Ninth Wisconsin drill and cleanliness, Second Ohio cavalry at Iola, and reports regimental discipline gains under Col Cloud. Mentions anticipated Fifth and Tenth Kansas arrivals, camp shade, and planned Indian country expedition with Neosho and Verdigris tithes. The Triton submarine round world trip began and ended at St Peter and St Paul Rocks.
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Kansas
Fort Scott
Lawrence Republican
Wisconsin
Second
Ohio Cavalry
Iola
Carthage
Uncle Sam
Lkely
St. Peter and
St. Paul Rocks
Atlantic Ocean
Pearson names seven county chairmen for Senate bid
Topeka AP reports Senator James B. Pearson announces seven more county campaign chairmen for the Republican nomination to fill the late Senator Schoep pel’s unexpired term. Chairs listed include Comanche L J Whitzel Cold water Finney Harrison Smith Garden City Geary Dick Waters Junction City Miami Kenneth R. Johnson Osawatomie Morton Carl Ipson Rowla Rice T M Bush Lyons Stanton Leland Nordling Johnson and others. Also notes the first Mardi Gras royal guest Grand Duke Alexis of Russia in 1872.
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Topeka
U.S
James B. Pearson
Andrew F. Schoeppel
R-Kan
Comanche
L. J. Whitzel
Coldwater
Finney
Harrison Smith
Garden City
Geary
Dick Waters
Junction City
Miami
Kenneth R. Johnson
Osawatomie
Morton
Carl Ipson
Rowla
Rice
M. Bush
Lyons
Stanton
Leland Nordling
Johnson
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Belais
Pontiac
Standard Motor CO
Terten City
Penset
S. Maine
Brownie News
Goldene Tyree
Karen Proffit
Paula Carr
Gaye
Vaughn
Carolyn Spor
Debbie Jones
Bill Ragte
Five Points Nursery
Lester Harp
Jane Albers
Buffalo Patrol
Karen Bonebrook
Linda Strasser
Suarbina
Linda Schupman
Donna Quint
Twila Younger
Suan Roth
Troop 21
Nancy Jakeway
Carol Johnson
Carolyn Wedel
Gayle Wilken
Vickie Rintoul
Pioneer Camp
Kathleen Chrystie
Judy Belknap
Cloud
10Th
Kansas Volunteer Infantry
Robinson
Clotd
Mansmooth
Batiste
Oxford
Blake
Dapper Dan
Florsheim
Florsheims
Manhattan
Rainbow
M ° Gregor
College
Roe
Style-Mart
Doncaster
Hart Schaffner and
Marx
Dacron
Higgins
Fretz
Pearson
New Orleans
Grand Duke
Alexis of
Russia
Feeder
Lite
Grain Fed Beef and Pork
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