Kennedy shifts to warning of recession to push tax cut
President Kennedy alters stance on a recession, warning Congress that inaction could trigger another downturn. He now ties his tax cut plan to preventing a recession this year and in the future, a sharp shift from his earlier position that recession risk did not justify tax relief.
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Kennedy
Congress
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
President
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Ford
New York
Jack
Jackie Kennedy
Teddy Roosevelt
SAC Air Force Still Vital Amid Nuclear Threats
In a Washington view, missiles threaten bombers but SAC remains crucial. The Strategic Air Command operated actively during crises, guiding naval intelligence and U-2 reconnaissance during tense U S Soviet standoff, with one U S pilot killed in action.
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Bob Considine
Maha
Air Force
Washington
Skybolt
Defense Department
SAC
Strategic Air Command
Aping Kennedy Fads Reflect Mass Sheep Myth
A biting column mocks Kennedy era fads as a herd impulse led by Jacqueline Kennedy styles and fifty mile hikes. It notes Truman’s similar fitness example and laments Americans chasing trends, while praising the Kennedys for steering influence and contrasting it with Mamie Eisenhower’s era.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
Kennedy
SAC and Missiles Shape Cold War Defense Posture
The article argues SAC controls 200 ICBMs in hardened silos and other sites, with 60 IRBMs in England, 30 in Italy, 30 in Turkey, plus Polaris and surface fleet nuclear targets globally. It contends a mix of weapons is needed beyond manned bombers as Kennedy era strategy evolves and cites Gen. Thomas S. Power praising SAC’s reach and resilience.
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Washington
SAC
U.S
England
Italy
Turkey
Kennedy
Sheridan
Navy
Two New England Presidents Contrast Calvin Coolidge and John F Kennedy
By Kate Osann and Ray Tucker. The piece outlines contrasts between Calvin Coolidge and John F Kennedy, noting Coolidge's small government approach and tough stance on labor and foreign policy, contrasted with Kennedy's era under Roosevelt and Truman legacies. It reflects on fiscal policy shifts and the evolving role of government in society.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Harvard
New England
Franklin Pierce
Calvin Coolidge
John F. Kennedy
Calvin
Secret Service
Tucker
White House
Wall Street
Congress
Coolidge
Kennedy
Uncle Sam
Ned Deal
Roosevelt
Trumanves
Eisenhower
Sign of Times and Speed Elation in Modern Life
A speaker extols the Age of Speed noting many inventions unknown to ancestors. He highlights progress and the comforts of modern living, while mentioning tension-induced ulcers as a contemporary worry.
British factory workers strike over tea vending policy
In Huddersfield England 1700 workers at a Hudsons field factory walked out for 45 minutes to protest a new rule ordering staff to buy tea from vending machines rather than using their own pots and cups. The incident illustrates lingering individualist attitudes amid Britain's welfare state.
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Huddersfield
England
Britain
Scarce Coin Report on Penny Production
The report notes the U.S. mints 1 billion pennies annually yet many people rarely keep coins for sales tax payments or parking meters. It highlights a mismatch between large minting output and everyday coin access.
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U.S
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Masthead and Subscription Rates
The notice presents the 1963 masthead for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal with address, press affiliations, and advertising rates. It lists subscription options for morning, Sunday, and combined editions, including in town and out of town carrier, and mail rates. It also includes the pledge of allegiance and page designation for February 16, 1963.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave. J
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker
Guy
We and
Roney
Memory Lane Pythian meeting names committee members
Mrs. Russell Hardin presided as chief of the Pythian Sister Temple at a Thursday meeting naming committees for flower entertainment program and telephone with listed members. Springfield Navy Secretary Frank Knox urged strong sea and air forces with bases worldwide and postwar power. Government limits heels and shoe colors. War Production Board bans patent leather shoes and metal-spiked golf shoes.
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Russell Hardin
Pythian Sister Temple
Flower
J. C. Crawford
J. D. Corcorran
B. B. Williams
Hub Lee
J. W. Philips
Loyd Ricketts
J. H. Hackfield
E. H. Bergman
O. J. Felty
T. J. George
Acle Cope
T. E. May
Springfield
Sec
Navy
Frank Knox
United States
Knox
War Production Board
World War II Bombing Carves Down University Legacy
Allied bombers leveled a university in the World War II theater, leaving only the SIRE as a remnant amid wreckage. Galeazzo Pisenti, famed painter and father of four, is noted in the fragmentary account with references to his art and family, along with items such as a gun saddle and the remains of a dog and favorite horse.
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Ang Mis
Industry backs up tourism in Florida as refinery debate stirs
Florida eyes industrial diversification to shield tourism after a poor year. Space industry advances bolden the economy with Cape Canaveral growth, Aerojet General in South Dade, GE in Daytona Beach, and other plants. Yet citrus, real estate, and Eastern Air Lines strikes dampen gains as Florida weighs growth against preserving its winter tourism lure.
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Dade
Miami
Florida
South
Cape Canaveral
Aerojet - General Corp
Dade County
Daytona Beach
General Electric
South Florida
FHA
U S Population Rises 8 Million Since 1960 Census
The Census Bureau estimates the U S population at 187 293 000 as of January 1. This is up 7 970 000 or 4 4 percent from April 1 1960, not counting U S servicemen abroad. The military total abroad is 769 000 and the figure plus servicemen shows a 2 738 000 year over year rise.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
U. S
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