Tax cuts and budget cuts face a stalled federal plan
The piece outlines proposed cuts to foreign aid education and the defense budget, plus calls to trim spending before tax reductions. It notes a growing deficit near 12 billion, a 10 percent rise in government staff, and a farm program costing over 6 billion yearly. It cites Chamber of Commerce, senators, and the president in a debate over safe fiscal policy.
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Living Costs Rise in February for 1957-59 Dollar
The February rise puts market basket cost at 10.61 dollars, up from 10.60 in January, showing the 1957-59 dollar now buys fewer cents. Arnold Chase, assistant Webor statistics commissioner for prices, notes the increase hinges on fruits and vegetables and overall retail costs.
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Ronnie Costly remembered in town tribute
Roald Victor Costly, a standout athlete and honor student at Seenape County High School, died of a heart attack. A March 6 memorial at the school gym drew over 7,000 attendees, nearly all white. Funds from the Rennie Costly Fund paid funeral expenses, and a nearby park will be renamed Ronnie Costly Memorial Park.
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Seenape County High School
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$7.5 Million Burnt Bank in San Francisco Says Loss Not Found
Bank officials report no evidence of intentional removal of certificates from vaults and say destruction likely occurred during envelope transfer in dual security vaults. Coupons due November 15, 1962, were not presented for payment, but no monetary loss expected. Federal authorities, Treasury, and Secret Service investigated.
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New York Photoengravers Rebel Over Hour Cut Blackout Continues
Photoengravers extended their 110 year blackout suspending New York papers to press for fewer hours. They rejected a pact from Mayor Wagner offering a 35 hour week and a $12.63 raise over two years, while publishers insisted on the mayor's framework and refused further talks.
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Robert F. Wagner
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Walter N. Thayer
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A&P Stores Approve Tuna Stock Restocking
Washington official says FDA finds no reason for concern about canned tuna other than San Francisco packed WY3.2 over 18X. A&P Stores to restock with tuna from other packers, with purity and wholesomeness never in question. Commissioner Larrick praises A&P cooperation across phases of this matter.
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George P. Larrick
Food and Drug Administration
Washington Packing Corporation
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California
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