Tax Reduction Live Issue Stimulates Washington Debate
Economists and business groups voice cautious optimism about the economy over the next six months as debate over an immediate tax cut intensifies in Washington. Proponents say cuts will boost consumer spending, business investment, and jobs, while Sen. Byrd warns such cuts risk deficits and a weaker dollar. The outcome hinges on economic trends in July and August and lawmakers’ readings of constituent wishes.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Harry Byrd
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Internal Revenue Service
Beginning United States Mars life search 1964 launch
The United States plans a 1964 Mariner B mission carrying a hybrid device of nuclear, biological and space technologies to probe Mars. It will launch late 1964 and rendezvous with Mars early 1965. If life is found the effort to communicate with extraterrestrial inhabitants would begin, a long and uncertain undertaking.
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United States
Mars
Simpler remedy called for in golf course dispute
A Missouri farmer seeks a St. Louis injunction to stop a golf course after cows become ill from swallowing stray golf balls. The case raises questions on relief, while a practical fix would be moving cattle away from the course to avoid wild balls.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Pricing Notice July 10 1962
Page four of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal lists subscription rates for morning, evening, and Sunday editions by carrier and mail. Rates cover 1 year to 1 month with varying prices for in-town delivery, cash paid in advance, and a postal mailing option.
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South Pisina
Lubbock
Y Mail
Sec
Texas
Court running into trouble with the Supreme Court rulings
Special Correspondent reviews the high court's recent term, faulting it as a law maker overstepping interpretive bounds on religion race and power. It cites desegregation, reapportionment, and labor cases, noting liberal shifts and broad criticism from ABA police groups and former presidents.
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Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Conference of State Justices
J.earned Hand
Hoover
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Slogans On Money To Stay Amid School Prayer Ruling Echoes
Ruth Montgomery Ashington reports that amid the Supreme Court decision banning school prayer a flood of letters flood the White House. The public sentiment centers on maintaining the status quo, with Americans across the nation voicing concern over the perceived implications. The piece notes a broad anxiety that protests may escalate beyond intent into a broader political issue.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
White House
Supreme Court
Patience and Weapons in Vietnam War Debate
Richard Starnes argues the United States shows slow progress against Viet Cong in South Vietnam while acknowledging the fragile hope of strategic hamlets. He praises deployment from chopper pilots to infantry advisers and notes bureaucratic doubts amid grim fighting, urging continued support and patience.
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Aigon
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Frederick F. Nolting Jr
America
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Viet Nam
Kennedy Faces Tough Political Dilemma In 1962 Elections
The piece analyzes Kennedy administration challenges as 1962 elections approach. It notes public liking waning, cabinet and advisors under scrutiny, and business sentiment that the Kennedy team is tougher on commerce. It contrasts with prior administrations and highlights Republican prospects, Goldwater as a potential candidate, and the impact on policy. The article also touches on public voting behavior and the need for action ahead of Congress. A separate item reports US narcotics agents aiding Turkish police in seizing morphine and opium bound for US markets.
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George FE
Sokolsky
House of Representatives
Senate
Kennedy
Sokolsky Tration
White Horse
Robert Kennedy
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
Rockefeller
Sau
Rome
U.S
Ushak
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By Richard Starnes
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Berlin
Starnes
Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
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Russia
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Laos
Formosa Straits
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Henry J. Holtzclaw
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury Sec
Robert Anderson
Considine
APP
Herbie
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CLA
Allen Dulles
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Truman
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