Tax Cut Stall Becomes Political Dilemma in 1960s Economy
President Kennedy declines a tax cut this year drawing debate among economists and business commentators. Some accuse misreading statistics, others urge long term view amid fears of higher taxes hurting investment and growth. Federal spending persists as pressure groups press for favors while taxpayers without influence wait.
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Kennedy
Business Week
The
U.S
Fasenhower
Polita Salsa
Ficures
Ain
Pre. Aendeetaon
Mann
No Ice Age Probable for Next 20,000 Years Says Study
Scientists analyzing ocean floor fossils say current climate appears to stay warm for about 20,000 years with no imminent Ice Age. Researchers David Boriesem and Goesta Wollin warn long-range trends show a steady warming, despite cold winters prompting age predictions.
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David Boriesem
Goesta Wollin
Tamont Geological Observatory
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Masthead and Rates 1962
The page lists publication details for The Morr'eg Bollans ev Gyr ne South Plaing and other Estes issues, notes staff credits including Texas Joady Frese League and Associated Press representation, and prints subscription rates for various editions. It ends with the national pledge and page citation for Lubbock Texas dated Aug 20 1962.
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United States of America
Republic
Lubbock
Texas
Space Race Lessons From Russia Not American Sensation
In 1962, Ruth Montgomery argues the United States lags behind the Soviet Union in space achievement and public resolve. She notes Russian citizens work toward tech leadership while U S life dwells on sensationalism and leisure. The piece cites union efforts to shorten the workweek and four million unemployed as signs of a sluggish economy and stalled efficiency.
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Ashington
Russia
America
Mar- Myn Monroe
Aficio Union
Eoger
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Spacecraft Center
Langley
Virginia
Houston
Direcoor
Robert R. Gilruth
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Space Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Age 40 Deadline in American Work Life Says Expert
Sociologist Dr. Jesse J. Frankel argues peak earnings shrink to about 15 years after education as technologic demand rises. He warns workers face early discard by 40 and urges productivity to counter aging labor markets amid strikes and wasteful practices.
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Jesse J. Frankel
Frankel
Franke
George Raft
Hollywood
Jonzer
Jack Benny
Dr. Faustus
Ponce de Leon
Government and Kennedy intervention in Albany debates
In a Q and A on U.S. politics the author argues a one term businessman president is impractical and warns the two party system would not tolerate a dictatorship. He also critiques Kennedy's Albany racial intervention as ill advised and opposes federal meddling in local crises. He supports curbing Latin American military aid as wasteful and destabilizing.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
H.E.W
New York City
U.S
Congress
Hle.w
United States
Utopia
White House
George Washington
Albany
TUF
Richmond
Kennedy
H.G
Everett
Wash
Sen. Gruening
Capitol Hill
Latin America
Pentagon
Western Europe
Bud Jones Wins City Commissioner Race in Lubbock
J O Bud Jones, 74 year old cowboy, wins the city commissioner race with 1 112 votes out of 1 893 turnout. E Powell McWhirter is second with 630 ballots. C B Hardin 102. C W Dunn 42. two write ins, one for W H Rodgers and one for Mickey Mouse. An expert predicts a rough landing on the moon in 1962.
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J. O
Bud) Jones
Pioneer West
Jones
E. Powell McWhirter
C. B. Hardin
Barber's Union
C. W. Dunn
W. H. Rodgers
Mickey Mouse
U S Now Vicious Enemy Castro Castro Cuba Threat
The piece portrays Fidel Castro and Cuba as a Western Hemisphere communist base aimed at harming the United States. It cites a 1961 joint statement with China criticizing U S imperialism, calls U S aggression the world’s main threat, and argues Cuba and China amplify anti American sentiment while the Kennedy era policies isolate Cuba.
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George E. Sokoitsky
Castro
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
United States
Liu Shao-Chi
Chinese — People's Republic, — and Isvaldo Corticas Torrado
Republic of
U. S
U.S
NATO
SEATO
CENTO
Berlin
Red Chinese
Latin America
United States of America
Kennedy
China
Red China
Doctor Don Denman Martin Licensed in Houston
Dr. S. H. Denman of Lufkin issued the license, and he delivered the newborn clinician named Don Denmar Martin. The event marks Martin becoming a licensed doctor in Houston, with Denman serving as the issuing authority and president of the Texas Board of Medical Examiners.
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Houston
Don Denmar Martin
Martin
S. H. Denman
Lufkin
Texas Board of Medical Examiners
Cameron Man Dies at 98 With 156 Descendants
Henry McDonald died Friday at age 98 leaving 156 descendants. Survived by 13 children, 50 grandchildren, 87 great grandchildren, and 6 great great grandchildren.
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Cameron (Ap
Henry McDonald
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Carner Outsice
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Dr. Frankel
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Tisty
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Tucker
William R Moore
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Epitare
Lydia Claghorn
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Sokotsky
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