Kennedy's Ailing Back Again In The Spotlight
President Kennedy's chronic back problem, long overshadowed by public vigor, resurfaces through family mentions and relentless medical adaptations. He relies on a leather chair, horsehair mattress, corset, and careful movement, with a history of football injuries and wartime incidents shaping his condition.
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Blockade Cuba If Reds Remain
Senator John Sherman Cooper urged resuming the U S blockade of Cuba if talks fail to remove Russian troops. He backed diplomatic efforts, but said Congress should support firm measures if negotiations falter. Other lawmakers warned of Cuba’s arms moves in Latin America and urged constructive national policy.
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Birthday Party Across 8 Clues Spark Lemonade of Wordplay
A crossword style puzzle lists clues across and down, ranging from presidents to letters, ships and herbs. Readers fill entries like US leader during war and Greek letters while solving a themed grid.
Homeowners Benefit From Kennedy Tax Reform Plan
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon sought to reassure homeowners that the Kennedy administration’s tax reform would leave most taxpayers with more take home pay due to rate cuts, even as deductions like mortgage interest and local taxes face a 5 percent floor. The plan links a $10 billion rate reduction over three years with limits on itemized deductions, aiming to offset revenue losses with higher marginal rates if Congress rejects the proposal.
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South Dakota Senator Backs Singing at Mt Rushmore Memorial
State Sen. Hoadley Dean introduced a resolution to permit singing at the Mount Rushmore Memorial after the IRS last fall barred students from singing without paying an entertainment tax. Dean called singing a manifestation of freedom's joys.
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