1963 Outlook Good for Business Says Economists
Government economists and businessmen see a brighter 1963 with taxes possibly aiding growth. Personal income rose to record levels, real income increased, and savings stayed high. Some worry Congress may fail to cut taxes, while others view income gains as a driver of prosperity and a pickup in late 1963.
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Congress
Teachers face gift program planning dilemma in Florida
Florida State Superintendent Thomas J. Bailey told teachers that gifted programs spark parental pressure as every parent believes their child is exceptional. He warned well intentioned but misguided parents push their children beyond capacity, risking repeated failures and dropout unless educators set honest expectations.
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Thomas J. Bailey
Florida
Bailey
Mom
Johnny
Suzie
Bad Timing for Mars Travel Advice from Boston Scientists
A Boston science team from Ceaphysics Corp cautions future Mars travelers to wear warm clothing as Mars temperatures range from 40 to 64 degrees below zero. They admit the timing undermines recruitment, arguing the idea would seem more appealing in summer.
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Boston
Mars
Ceaphysics Corporation of America
Man in Saskatoon Shakes Hands With 10000 People
A man in Saskatoon Sask, nicknamed Fellow, spent about four hours shaking hands with over 10,000 passers by. The event drew attention but the reason remains unclear as observers compare his gesture to political campaigning.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Texas
Morning Eder V Starts The Day On The South Plains
An independent Democratic newspaper listing publishing details and subscription rates for Morning Eder V on the South Plains. The page notes offices at 8th St and Ave J in Lubbock and credits staff affiliations with The Associated Press and United Press International.
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Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company
8Th St
Ave J
Texas National Advertising
Texas Daily Press League
Tiallas
Texas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F
Chas
Carrer
Gubboeck
Sec
Adlai Stevenson's Strained Standing Presses Kennedy For Clarity
Special Correspondent Ray Tucker details rumors about President Kennedy and Adlai Stevenson amid White House clashes. The piece cites Bartlett and Alsop reports, Kennedy’s efforts to reassure, and speculative theories on Eleanor Roosevelt, internal opposition, and Stevenson’s influence within U.S. diplomacy.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Kennedy
Charles Bartlett
Chattanooga Times
Stewart Alsop
Washington
Saturday Evening Post
Stevenson
Munich
Kennedy Family Foundation
Mr. Kennedy
Milton Berle
Mr. Khrushchev
Cuba
Unfinished House of Angus Rennie Reported
Unclear text references a house of Angus Rennie in Abernyte Sectland with marriage offers looming. Details are fragmentary and uncertain in the OCR. The notice mentions applying within after completion and a casual exhortation.
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Angus Rennie
Concorde Jetliner Joint Effort Aims For Fast Atlantic Service
British Aircraft Corp and France's Sud Aviation outline a 100 passenger supersonic Concorde with delta wings, four Bristol Siddeley engines, and titanium or stainless airframe parts. The craft targets three hour transatlantic flights and faces heat and structural challenges from sonic speeds.
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Ondon
U. S
Atlantic
British Aircraft Corporation
France
Sud Aviation
Bristol Siddeley
Ladies in orchestras spark a fashion and music shift
Aged critics note increasing female recruitment in symphony orchestras reshaping the pit and stage with more women in strings and winds. They critique attire and stage presentation while praising musical contribution, urging stylish, era-appropriate costumes and grooming to match talent.
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Nen
Carnegie Hall
Pearl
Annie
Vera Maxwell
Julliard School of Music
Julliard
Agriculture Building occupancy at Texas Tech deferred
President Clifford B. Jones says occupancy of the new Agriculture Building will be deferred until its wartime need is clear. The Army and Navy plan to use colleges and train students in specialized courses as part of the war effort.
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Texas Tech
Clifford B. Jones
Army
Navy
Russians Still Active in Cuba Despite U S Policy
Column argues Washington manipulated Cuban coverage while alleging strong Soviet action. It cites Russian gunners downing a U2 over Pinar del Rio, underground bases near Soroa and Cojimar, and ongoing shipments to Pedro Betancourt. It notes CIA and Moscow details exposed at the UN and attacks on U S neutrality. Kennedy school named in Paraguay.
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Henry J. Taylor
Ashington
Cuba
White House
del Cangre
Pinar del Rio
Soroa
Havana
Kennedy
Washington
Sorca
Cojimar
Fidel Castro
Matanza
Jaguey Grande
Torriente
Pedro Betancourt
Alemendares
Moscow
U. S
Interspen
Fla
U. S.A
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