August Dives Into Tax Cuts Under Presidential Watch
The article notes House Ways and Means hearings on tax cuts amid July indices pending mid August. President Kennedy delays recommendations while Mills pushes for immediate cuts. Byrd Kerr oppose cuts without spending cuts, risking a record peacetime deficit of 14.5 to 15 billion, making August pivotal.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Faubus Likely Wins Fifth Arkansas Nomination
Governor Orval Faubus appears set for a fifth term after a Democratic primary win over five opponents. His victory solidifies his grip amid fierce clashes with Sid McMath, with critics accusing the Arkansas race of demagoguery and racial rhetoric overshadowing policy issues.
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Orval Euene Faubus
Faubus
Little Rock
White Citizens Council
Sid McMath
McMath
Sid the Kid
Editorial on West New Guinea talks and Cold War stakes
The piece reviews U S mediation between the Netherlands and Indonesia over West New Guinea. It cites Subandrio and Sukarno, Bunker led talks, and a six point plan while warning of Communist influence and regional consequences for Australia. It notes papuan desire for independence and a planned plebiscite. It ends with Kennedy calling mediation a difficult role.
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Indonesia
West New Guinea
Subandrio
Washington
Sukarno
Ellsworth Bunker
Italy
India
Bunker
United States
Congress
Guy J. Pauker
Rand Corporation
Southeast Asia
China
Soviet Union
Thomas J. Dodd
D. Conn
Indo-China
New Guinea
United Nations
Holland
Kennedy
unclear local notice fragment on postal rates and carriers
Fragmentary OCR text shows old postal rates and carrier contract terms with mentions of daily, weekly, second class mail, and tax notes. Readable items reference carriers and post office procedures, but most details are obscured.
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N.C
Associa
Sand Brive Das Centractems Seri
Kennedy Democrats Face Tough Odds After 1964 Elections
The 1965 outlook shows Kennedy's reform agenda weakened across medical care tax reform farm subsidies urban affairs and education. Congressional resistance and religious controversy sink bills despite a Democratic majority, suggesting minimal recovery of defeated proposals in 1963 and 1964.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Department of Urban Affairs
Congress
President Eyes 1962 Election Aim to End Congress Stalemate
The President plans an autumn campaign to win a mandate and lift the Kennedy program. He argues that restoring a strong executive–legislative link is vital as Democrats lost seats in 1960 and the medical care issue mobilizes voters. Republicans counter by citing GOP voting margins. The core question is how long the nation can endure domestic reform stalemate. Roosevelt urged unity, and the President seeks a 1962 union.
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Kennedy
White House
House
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
League
Roosevelt
Cupid
Alfred Ducuing
Germany
Belgium
France
Europe
Dueuing
Ducuing
Unjust Treatment in Buttermilk Affair Letter
A reader defends Willford Hamlin who was arrested after an officer demanded to inspect his bag containing buttermilk. The letter accuses Officer Roseboro of rough handling and seeks accountability while highlighting concerns over police conduct and civil rights.
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Buttermilk Affair
the Enterprise
Willford Hamlin
Price St
Roseboro
Mr. Hamlin
Hamlin
Three City Cooperation urged by Dr Ken Goodson
Dr Kenneth Goodson, longtime minister in High Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem, urged three city cooperation at the Chamber outdoor session. He praised regional leaders and cited community projects, fundraising gifts, and a Richardson Foundation grant of over 125000 to finance local film education and economic development.
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Kenneth Goodson
High Point
Greensobro-Winston-Salem
Chamber of Commerce
Golden Triangle
Greensboro
David Schenck
Carson Stout
Winston-Salem
John Surratt
Ken Goodson
Richardson Foundation
North Carolina Film Board
Richardsons
Richardson
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