JFK Order: growth first, balance later in budget debate
In a four-part look at the U.S. budget President Kennedy and his adviser David Bell advocate fostering economic growth through deficit spending to reach full employment. They compare U.S. practice with European methods, notably France, which use dual budgets to mask deficits while boosting growth. Critics warn such moves erode legislative restraint and risk inflation.
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Sam Dawson
New York
France
Kennedy
U.S. Treasury
David E. Bell
U.S
United States
Bell
Rain Soaks Kalvesta Again In June
Kalvesta, Finney County, saw continued rain with .35 inch measured this morning and identical Saturday readings. June totals reach 4.60 inches so far, with 12.75 inches for the year. Harvest progresses as about 70 percent of regional wheat has been cut. crop prospects remain favorable. Mrs. Alvin Lillibridge is the observer.
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Kalvesta
Finney County
Panhandle
Alvin Lillibridge
Farmer’s water meter fed pool for years in England
Farmer William Young discovered that the town swimming pool drew thousands of gallons through his water meter for six years. Council workers cannot separate pool water from livestock use and announce refunds dating back to 1957. In Tennessee, a boxer dog named Bup Bup killed a rattlesnake while guarding a child, but was wounded after the bite. The dog fought the snake to protect the boy and later fell gravely ill.
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Pdpnrith
England
William Young
Young
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