Kennedy weighs quick tax cut amid election concerns
President Kennedy faces a crucial choice on whether to cut taxes now or later and whom to favor with the relief. He weighs the economic outlook and political impact ahead of fall elections, balancing Chamber of Commerce and AFL-CIO pressures with voter sentiment on government spending.
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Not So Funny Here’s an Aldo Story on a Porch Swing Night
A humorous tale about a young man and woman on a porch swing ends with the woman warning her escort to remove his arms within 30 minutes. The piece shifts to a Senate hearing where J Al Vass of the U S Department of Agriculture testifies about Fetes allotments on 3,000 acres of cotton and political ties and a three month window to comply with regulations.
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Red leaders reject nuclear ban amid Soviet resource claim dispute
Moscow denounces a proposed international ban on nuclear weapons as unjust, insisting Soviet resources would be seized and military leverage used against Russia. Officials warn others would exploit such provisions, threatening global security and provoking countermeasures.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal 1962 rate card and masthead
Independent Democratic daily newspaper from Lubbock, Texas publishes weekday mornings with Sunday consolidation. Includes staff titles Parker F Pruitt and Chas A Guy, address 8th St and Ave J, advertising rates for in town, out of town, and by mail. August 3, 1962.
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British Radio Show Sparks Engineer’s Protest
Special Correspondent notes a BBC studio broadcast where the host reflects on a father’s memory and a central engineer’s unexpected protest, marking an unusual reaction from the control room during the program.
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U S Laotian thinking buildup for a letdown
A columnist critiques American policy on Indochina arguing mass appeals from Indian populations cannot justify guerrilla wars in Southeast Asia. The piece contrasts Malaya and South Vietnam practices, questions border feasibility, and warns of continued U S and South Vietnamese casualties and financial costs.
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Election predictions weigh heavy against Kennedy in off year
In a reader exchange, experts say Kennedy faces tough odds for Senate gains and only slim chances for farm and health programs. They note Republicans could win key 3 percent close House races and cite past patterns of off year gains for the opposition. The Catholic vote is disputed and local tickets often target racial and religious groups.
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District Nursing Council Formed by Texas Graduate Nurses
A District 18 War Service council of the Texas Graduate Nurses Assn organizes to direct professional nurses and auxiliaries for military and civilian service. Officers include Miss Maude Bledsoe as chairman Mrs Don Reeder as vice chairman and Miss Corine Irons as secretary.
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Maude Bledsoe
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Corine Irons
Union Penalty Is Cited by a Labor Letter
A letter from the National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association District No 1 cites high union dues social security fines and assessments that reduce a worker's take home pay. It notes withdrawal cards and state policies affecting members and questions broader labor cost burdens and the role of unions in production.
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J. A M. Cahoon
R. I Merrick
Denver
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Washington CUPS Warns Against Carbon Tetrachloride Cleaning
The National Institute of Bug Clean warns professional rug cleaners not to use carbon tetrachloride for home cleaning. The NERC says the chemical is highly toxic and can be absorbed through the skin or inhaled to affect kidneys, liver, and heart tissues.
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