Small Business To Benefit From Kennedy Tax Plan
A study finds small business would gain about 1.2 billion dollars from Kennedy’s tax program if passed. SBA data show savings split across subchapter S firms and small corporations, with about 800 million for unincorporated owners and partnerships and 233 million for corporations earning 25 thousand dollars or less. Spokesmen urge spending cuts to offset losses, while supporting a deduction for research and development equipment.
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Local area airman to train as USAF communications analyst
Airman Basic Andy C Suson son of Mr and Mrs Andy A Suson of Geronimo is reassigned to Indiana University for technical training as a USAF communications analysis specialist. He completed initial training at Lackland AFB Texas and is a 1960 Walters High School graduate with an AA from Cameron College.
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Geronimo
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Cameron College
Exchange Tells Events Behind Black Monday
The New York Stock Exchange describes the May 28 1962 crash and the May 29 31 recovery. It details who bought and sold during the three days, with 35 million shares in 673000 transactions and margins influencing activity across income groups and investor types.
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Alcatraz Could Become a Major Tourist Draw After Shutdown
Mayor George Christopher urges a study on Alcatraz future and envisions ferry tours and a Liberty-like monument after the prison closes on July 1. The island’s history includes Capone era, famed escapes, and a dramatic decline from 269 inmates to 34.
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San Francisco
California
Fisherman's Wharf
OU to Start Two Engineering Buildings This Summer
Construction will begin this summer on a six story engineering center at the northeast corner of the main campus and an aerospace center on the north campus. Total estimated cost is 3.2 million dollars.
Nationwide car repair market Reports nearly 24 million jobs
The nation’s automotive service garages perform about 24 million passenger car repair jobs annually. This figure highlights the scale of vehicle maintenance work across the industry.
Fire Blast Levels Home In Bristow
A fire and explosion destroyed a two story home in Bristow Sunday night. Firemen said occupants were not at home and no one was injured. Bristow fire units aided by Sapulpa and Halliburton crews fought the blaze and kept it from spreading to adjacent houses.
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Halliburton Co
Castro Defends Cuban Conditions
Premier Fidel Castro attacked the U S Alliance for Progress as misery for Latin America and said imperialism sits on a volcano. He spoke from Havana in an unannounced radio TV appearance ahead of Kennedy's Costa Rica visit and urged unity among Soviet and Chinese communist parties.
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Socialist Bloc
Public Works Plan Backed By Farmers
President of the National Farmers Union urged a massive public works program to cut unemployment and boost growth. He listed hydroelectric dams, steam plants, pollution abatement, water desalinization, and atomic energy as key projects for the nation.
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Rocky Mountain States
Florida culture shines in top cities with arts groups
Florida’s cultural climate and sunny weather attract visitors as about 300 organizations across the state’s 10 largest cities support art, dance, drama and music. The density of organizations highlights widespread involvement in the arts scene.
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Civic Club Sets Speech Contest For Youth
Lawton youths prepare to explain world affairs through optimist sponsored oratorical contests. Under 16 entrants compete at 6 30 p m at the Holiday Inn with Whit Ozier and C A Roberts chairing. Speeches four to five minutes memorized no notes. Prizes include trophies top three with zone and district advancement and a national contest offering a 1600 scholarship.
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Kid Brothers
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Whit Ozier
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C. A. Roberts
First Airplane Pest Control Tests 1921 Ohio Station
In 1921 the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station conducted the first successful use of airplanes in farming, performing aerial insect control tests to combat crop pests.
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