Tax cuts debated yet taxes rise into new year
The piece notes Dr. Walter Heller's call for a tax cut in 1963 while automatic Social Security withholding and postal rate increases push Americans to pay more. It recalls the 1949 deduction level, cites rising state and local taxes, and warns tax cuts may come with borrowed money even as taxpayers face higher bills. The biblical quote closes the commentary.
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Walter Heller
Kennedy
Uncle Sam
Wisconsin
Heller
Prouder Than Ever Of Our Badgers After Pasadena Fight
The Wisconsin Badgers lost a hard fought game at Pasadena but earned lasting respect for grit and heart. Critical plays including a late nullified touchdown and Willie Brown’s end zone interception defined the tense contest. The Badgers refuse excuses and praise the Trojans for a great effort while noting controversial early officiating and Trojan coach John McKay’s postgame snarls.
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Fighting Badgers
Pasadena
West Coast
Willie Brown
Wisconsin
Trojans
Badgers
Trojan
John McKay
It’s Really A New Year For Susan
A newspaper note greets baby Susan Lawless born January 1 1963 as the year’s first entrant. The feature muses on a bright future, changing times and a hopeful child’s view of school, family life and the world ahead.
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Susan
Susan Lawless
Uncle Hugo Gernsback Forecasts Futuristic World
The piece summarizes Uncle Hugo Gernsback’s 1963 sci fi forecasts. It envisions global population 7.5 billion by 2073, controlled by three-child policy with sterility injections, a moon powered by vast solar plants by 2088, and auto engines using atomic energy by 2091. It notes automated moon plants, teledyne Rototurbines, and the push for a Tri-Sky Eye spy system while downplaying space orbiting.
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Hugo Gernsback
Hugo
Radio-Electronics Magazine
United Nations
Uncle Hugo
Gernsback
United States
Earth
Uncle Sam
Mount
Everest
Khrushchev
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Donated Presidential Signatures On Display In White House
Clifton New Jersey AP A collection of all 34 Presidents signatures is shown in the White House executive wing as Martin Weiner donates his nine signature collections. He says he never sells documents and may give another collection to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow to remind of democracy.
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Clifton
N.J
White House
Martin Weiner
Weiner
United States
Moscow
Review of the News in Years Past 1943 Highlights
A 1943 retrospective notes Allied advances in Burma and the Pacific, sinking Jap ships by U.S. submarines, and Giraud's French Africa seeking unity with anti-Germany forces. Local blackout rules are announced, with residents urged to turn off lights for 15 minutes and sailors on Columbia streets ordered to wear taillights.
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Burma
U.S
Henri Giraud
French Africa
Germany
Defense Council
Columbia
Myrick Park
Quiz Answers From The Information Bureau
A reader asks for heavyweight champions who retired undefeated and the Statute of Liberty’s voyage to the United States. Answers list James J. Jeffries Gene Tunney Joe Louis and Rocky Marciano with retirement years 1905 1928 1949 and 1956 and note the statue came from France arriving in 214 packing cases in New York per the Isere voyage and 1876 exhibit history.
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James J. Jeffries
Gene Tunney
Joe Louis
Rocky Marciano
France
H.V. A
New York
Isere
United States
Philadelphia
Our Children's Animal Picture Book Coupon Offer
A promotional notice describes a children’s picture book with 32 animal species and photographs from the American Museum of Natural History. It invites order by mail with a 30 cent price including postage, directing readers to send name address and payment to the Washington DC bureau.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
F St
N.W
Washington, D.C
American Museum of Natural History
Doctor’s Notes on Geographic Tongue and Nervous Stomachs
The column explains geographic tongue as harmless red maplike patches that change shape and recur, needing no treatment. It also discusses nervous stomach causes linked to emotional issues and how addressing underlying life stress helps, plus a note on estrogen-containing hair growth formulas for men and possible effects.
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Erewhon
Ampsylvania
Nikita Khrushchev Hoax Of The Year Bluff Exposed
The article argues Khrushchev staged a nuclear scare in 1962. It notes the United States possessed about 500 missiles capable of reaching Russia and that base networks would not all be destroyed in a single first strike. It questions government claims of instant retaliation.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Europe
Russia
Soviet Union
Ously
Cuba
U.S
Berlin
Mr. Khrushchev
Moscow
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Wisconsin Speaker Blanchard Dies at 41 in War on Illness
Wisconsin politics mourns as David Blanchard of Edgerton, speaker of the assembly, dies at 41 after a lifelong battle with illness. The Republican reformer rose from district service to leadership, leaving a record of public service and a reminder of the capricious path to power in state government.
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Madison
Wisconsin
David Blanchard
Edgerton
Wisconsin Assembly
Wyngaard
Republican Party
Rock County
GAR
State Assembly
Dave Blanchard
New Salem
Illinois
Springfield
Lincoln
White House
Gerber and Four Club Ask For Aces In Bridge Debate
The Gerber convention compares to Blackwood using four clubs to ask for aces. A recent tournament saw Bobby Nail of Houston reach six no trump by four clubs to aces and six after partner showed three, with expert analysis on bidding strategies. Most American players have long used profanity. a vow to swear off is noted.
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Bobby Nail
Houston
Bobby
Portraits Quick Solution and a 1963 Detour
A driver and grandchild travel through the city noting a detour around a major street pavement hole. Workers with picks and shovels refill the hole as the pair takes a longer route. The grandchild suggests buying a new street at the store. Field Enterprises, Inc. 1963.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and circulation rates
The La Crosse Tribune masthead lists editors and staff including W. T. Burge Sanford Goltz and E. L. Burgess, with circulation and advertising management details. It provides home delivery rates for La Crosse area and nearby towns, and mail subscription prices for various regions and durations.
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Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Carrier Boy
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