Battle lines drawn over Kennedy tax cut plan
The Kennedy administration sketches a tax cut that splits business labor liberals and conservatives. Businesses push corporate cuts and top bracket relief while labor urges first cuts for low incomes. Conservatives warn deficits and inflation risk. The plan faces Congress next month with broad opposition and uncertain timing.
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Sam Dawson
Business News
New York
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Congress
Washington
Treasury
Eith
Kennedy Tops 1962 Most Admired Men List
Kennedy is named the most admired man in America for the second year running in the Gallup poll of 1962. Eisenhower, Churchill, Schweitzer, Hoover, MacArthur, Truman, Pope John XXIII, Stevenson, and Billy Graham round out the top ten with Nixon just outside the list. The survey shows political figures dominate, with little credit to educators and business leaders.
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Kennedy
America
George Gallup
American Institute Public Opinion
Princeton
N.J
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Brittany
Sir Winston Churchill
Gallup
Eisenhower
Albert Schweitzer
Herbert C. Hoover
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Harry S. Truman
Pope John XXII
Adlai E. Stevenson
Billy Graham
Richard Nixon
Winston
Stevenson
Schweitzer
Truman
Nixon
Pope John
MacArthur
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Jawaharlal Nehru
Bob Hope
Ross Barnett
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Richard Cardinal Cushing
U Thant
Jonas Salk
Konrad Adenauer
Bernard Baruch
Leonard Bernstein
John Glenn
Ralph Bunche
Oral Roberts
George Romney
Robert McNamara
Hyman Rickover
Harry F. Byrd
David Ben-Gurion
J. Edgar Hoover
Herman Talmadge
Lowell Thomas
Edward
Ted) Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Willy Brandt
James E. Walsh
the Duke of Windsor
Carl Sandburg
Robert Frost
Norman Vincent Peale
Hubert ‘Humphrey
Joseph P. Kennedy,Sr
David O. McKay
Dock strike negotiations pressed after Galveston violence
The ILA seeks a 40 cent two year raise with 25 cents first year and 15 cents second. Wirtz says talks will continue before a walkout. A shooting at Dock 21 injured Robert L. James amid cross-picketing by independent stevedores unloading bananas from the Brita Thorden. Police report no arrests but a $2,000 reward is offered for information.
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ILA
Brita Thorden
Texas Forwarding
Robert L. James
James
Pier 21
Vera
Klein
McLeod
Freddie Lamb
James Robinson
Independent Stevedores
Lamb
Robinson
Ralph A. Massey
Galveston
Massey
National Labor Relations Board
Texas Forwarding Co
Independent Union
Texas
Hiker x signs cause roadside mystery on Turnpike
A Massachusetts state trooper saw a sign reading Stop at Joe's on the Turnpike and followed a trail to a hitchhiker beside another sign that declares I am Joe. The playful incident unfolded Friday near Weston in a lighthearted roadside moment.
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Weston
Mass
UPI
Massachusetts
Joe
Federal mediator halts NY printers strike talks until after holidays
In New York, federal mediator Stephen I. Schlossberg suspended negotiations in the nine-newspaper strike after a 15 minute joint session. He called the talks frustrating and said no real negotiation was occurring as unions seek concessions while publishers hold firm. Cleveland's two dailies enter a fifth week of striking with ongoing negotiations.
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NEW York
Stephen I. Schlossberg
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Schlossberg
Cleveland
Croydon Youth Remanded Over Christmas Eve Gas Meter Incident
A 16 year old boy, held for a week by a juvenile court, lit two candles on Christmas Eve and ripped a gas meter from the wall causing an explosion that damaged his home.
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Croydon
England
UPI
Ex-Resident Leads Cypress Police as Training Emphasized
Former resident and police chief Foster describes Cypress California’s 16 man force. He notes officers advance by formal training and competitive exams, compares pay with Texas, and outlines career paths from patrolman to chief. Foster cites education at junior college state college and USC. He stresses professional standards reduce turnover.
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Foster
Lubbock
Glendale
Calif
Hagey
Petersburg
Downey
Fullerton Junior College
Los Angeles State College
One of FBI's Most Wanted Is Arrested
Mich ael Joseph O'Connor a veteran criminal and one of the FBI's 10 most wanted fugitives was arrested Friday night. He surrendered after admitting he was tired of running and was picked up by agents in a New York City restaurant. O'Connor was hiding in a New York City hotel and faces a murder charge for the fatal shooting of Michael Walsh in a Jersey City tavern on August 27, 1962.
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Washington
UPI
Michael Joseph O'Connor
FBI
O'Connor
New York City
J. Edgar Hoover
Michael Walsh
Jersey City
N.J
Kilburn's burglary case linked to hospital transfers
Kilburn was moved to Big Spring State Hospital then released and charged with an August 8 burglary in the city. He was jailed August 15, later the charge was dismissed for lack of evidence. He remained jailed until November 26 before family arranged a return to hospital and received Christmas furlough amid cited hospital noncooperation.
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Kilburn
Big Spring State Hospital
Griffin
Big Spring Hospital
Idalou Fire Contained After Tank Gas Explosions Averted
Firefighters from Idalou with help from Lubbock tackled a blaze that threatened a fertilizer building and a gasoline tank that periodically spewed flame. Lt. Jones warned a partially filled tank could have caused a vapor explosion, but water spray kept it from detonating. The blaze was controlled by 5:21 a.m.
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Lubbock
Idalou
Vital Military Cargoes Stalled at New Orleans Docks
In New Orleans the movement of vital military cargoes stalled at the port as longshoremen strike continues. Army officials say resolution is in sight while ships wait for pilots from the Crescent River Port Pilots Association to load at Army wharves.
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New Orleans
Srike
Army
Army Gulf Transportation Terminal Command
Crescent River Port Pilots Association
Castro Faces Growing Dissent Across Cuba
Dispatches report continued anti Castro guerrilla activity in Cuba described as scattered and ineffective. Inside Havana unconfirmed reports note discontent within the armed forces and growing discontent among peasants posing a serious challenge to Castro.
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Havana
Cuba
Castro
Tailored trading terms for Reg 2.69-72x108 or Twin Fitted
The note states price equivalence at 1.19 per unit for Reg 2.69-72x108 or Twin Fitted items. It implies standard pricing and unit cost guidance for these sizes or configurations.
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