Kennedy proposes sweeping tax cuts to spur growth
Kennedy outlines a 1963 tax reduction plan with 1 to 1. detailed cuts in personal and corporate income taxes aimed at stimulating investment and consumer spending. He pledges accompanying restraint on federal spending, warns against rising deficits, and signals Congress action next year with a budget and a tax bill.
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New York
Congress
Texas must boost higher education to attract Space Age industry
Vice President Lyndon Johnson warned Texans that attracting space oriented industries requires more graduates with advanced degrees. He noted Texas and nearby states produced only five percent of U S Ph Ds, while California New York and New England drew talent, and many students left Texas for top programs.
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Lyndon Johnson
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New York
New England
Civility Questioned as Fix Alleged in Court Case
A provocative remark surfaces about influencing a legal proceeding. The comment hints at manipulation of a court case, sparking debate over ethical boundaries and the integrity of the judiciary.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Starts Day In South Plains
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal dates Dec 17 1962 lists publication details and rates for a morning and Sunday edition from Avalanche-Journal Publishing Co. with Associated Press and United Press International wire service membership and staff credits Parker F Prouty and Chas A Guy.
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Avalanche Journal
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Ave J. Lubbock
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Dallas
Texas
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United Press International
Parker
Carner
Americans At Moscow U Live On Exchange Program
George Demko from Allentown and his wife Jeanette, a Philadelphia teacher, share two small dorm rooms at the University of Moscow as part of a 27 American residents on exchange. Their stipends are funded by a joint program of universities US government and Ford Foundation, with pay on the 23rd. They plan to return to the United States in spring to teaching jobs next fall.
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Bob Considine
Oscow
George Demko
Jeanette
University of Moscow
Demko
Allentown
Penn State
Philadelphia
Demkos
Inter-University Committee On
U.S
Ford Fund For
Moscow
Columbia University
George
Russia
Considine
No Invasion Fear Amid Florida Cold War Tourist Drop
The Miami Beach scene denies any war footing despite Cuban crisis talk and cold weather. Citizens insist no barbed wire, no land mines, yet tourism runs slow as locals fear the war zone image, while Florida officials and visitors weigh safety against cold waves and luxury coastal barricades.
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Inez Robb
Sami Beach
Miami
Indian Creek
Capone
Florida
Kennedy
Grand Old Party
Caroline
John
Oman
Miami Beach
Collins Avenue
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Europe market threat to U S goods see page one
A Washington byline notes the Common Market may erect a tariff wall, blocking U S farm products and British exports. It argues NATO gains are limited, Congress may push duties, and Britain may withhold troops to protect its market access in Europe.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
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Washington
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Sec
Dean Acheson
West Point
Russia
Germany
France
America
Europe
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U.S
Cuba
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Congress
Lubbock Army Flying School Upset Beats Tech 35 34
In a December 1942 game the Lubbock Army Flying School team edged Texas Tech 35 to 34 as new Tech Coach Polk Robison opened his tenure. Tech players J R Callahan and Walter Schlinkman earned all Border Conference first team honors. Jackie Cooper swore in as naval reservist and begins college two years toward ensign.
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Lubbock Army Flying School
Texas Tech
Jackie Cooper
Naval Reserve
J. R. Callahan
Walter Schlinkman
Catholic Church Changes Embarking On A New Path
Editor's note on the Ecumenical Council in Rome and Pope John XXIII inviting Protestant observers and Buddhist monks. Discusses vernacular use, lay participation, and cross faith openness. Predicts potential shifts in loyalty, authority, and interfaith understanding shaping a revolutionary era.
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John XXIII
Judge Upholds Ruling On Hero Sandwiches
In Buffalo New York City Judge Joseph P Kuszynski dismissed a disorderly conduct charge against Louis Credendino 36 for refusing to leave a Paramount Theater showing after bringing an 18 inch submarine sandwich or hero into the cinema. The judge noted some patrons eat popcorn others candy and many eat while watching TV at home.
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UPI
Joseph P. Kuszynski
Louis Credendino
Paramount
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