Tax Cut Debate Mirrors Politics and Economy
President Kennedy weighs an immediate tax cut amid rising business and labor pressure. Senate leader Humphrey urges action now to bolster Democratic majorities, while Kennedy weighs timing for 1963 or now based on economy, with bipartisan potential if benefits rise beyond party gains.
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Man Of The House In France A Survey On Household Roles
A survey finds French husbands consult wives on most vacation and furniture decisions while many men still dominate car choices. Parisian women bear most chores. 74 percent are married and over 86 percent do their own housework.
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Cuba and Soviet ties strain as ambassadors recalled
The Associated Press reports a cooling of Cuba Soviet relations since 1960. Sergei Kudriavtsev leaves Havana after 21 months and is replaced by a junior envoy, while Cuba elevates its Moscow mission with Carlos Olivares Sanchez, signaling a downgrading in Havana by the Kremlin.
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West New Guinea fate hangs on U N mediated plan
Editorial notes Indonesia likely to gain West New Guinea through force or diplomacy with U S mediation. Paratrooper incursions since May press Netherlands, while U Thant and Ellsworth Bunker proposals aim for Indonesian sovereignty with phased administration and a future self vote for 700,000 inhabitants.
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Country Boy Puzzles Courts and Laws in The Enterprise
A reader's letter mocks court and law complexity, urging judges to tackle bar attendees and ambulance chasers, and ironies of government rules. He urges reforms from bottom up, laments name changes, schoolhouse naming chaos, and delays in bluebird box permits.
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Lincoln
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Street Names and Supreme Court Reflections in The Daily Smith
A reader laments a nameless street due to post office and planning board meddling amid local grievances about socialized government. The column argues Supreme Court decisions are not law of the land and criticizes modern authorities using the Lord's Prayer ruling and slogan driven governance.
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Civic drive pushes forward Sheraton redevelopment this week
Action.to.redevelop Sheraton hotel is being pressed for completion by week’s end or once underwriting of a preferred stock issue is secured. The piece notes broad regional interest, civic goodwill, and reliance on the project to bolster furniture markets, conventions, and hotel operations.
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