Deficit spending questioned by Ed Neal in New York speech
Ed win P. Neilan new president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States challenged the Kennedy administration to justify deficit spending to children who will inherit debt. He cited film from Mitchell South Dakota Junior High School showing students asking why budgets are spent yearly and who should answer to future voters.
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Tax Executive Institute
New York
Edwin P. Neilan
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Kennedy
Mr. Neilan
Chamber
Vail Hershey
Mr. Hershey
Mitchell
Washington
Neilan
The gloom of Harper's Weekly 1857 forecast and modern echoes
A long quotation from Harper's Weekly dated October 10 1857 describes a gloomy era with grave apprehension about events and an unclear end. The excerpt notes persistent global mess and hints at future struggles unless a catastrophe prevents it. It also contrasts past penmanship with present unreadable signatures.
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Harper's Weekly
Harper
Texas man finds it hard work being a millionaire
An elderly Texas resident says managing wealth is hard labor, though many would welcome such a life. He notes the challenges of keeping wealth, staying busy, and meeting responsibilities that come with being a millionaire.
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Texas
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Formally Published
The 1963 edition lists publication details for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal including publisher information, address, wire service affiliations, and subscription rates for various formats and terms. It notes the pledge to the flag and page reference Pagé 6 Sec. A dated May 27 1963.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Stn St
Ave
Texas National Advertising
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Texas
Associated Press
United Press
Aio Shas
United States of America
Republic
Thornberry to Deliver Horatio Alger Style Commencement
Rep Homer Thornberry of Texas, ally of Vice President Johnson and Rules Committee member, is set to give the Gallaudet College commencement address in sign language. The piece traces Thornberry’s deaf family background and early life, highlighting his ascent from a silent upbringing to a prominent congressional role in a House famed for its loud debates.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
Horatio Alger
Congressional
Rep
Homer Thornberry
Texas
Gallaudet College
Thornberry
Lyndon B. Johnson
House Rules Committee
Homer
William
Texas State School For the Deaf
Austin
House of Representatives
Goliad
School For the Deaf
University
Lone Star State
Many Can't Sleep Wide Awake Nation
A 1960s era column examines sleeplessness in America, highlighting a surge in wakefulness despite more pills and gadgets. It cites loneliness, anxiety about world events such as atom bombs, and the rise of all night talk lines as factors. The piece weaves personal anecdotes and notes anti suicide hotlines in major cities, ending with a human interest thread about Homer Thornberry.
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Phyllis Rosenteur
Morpheus and
Congress to vote summer tax cut amid debt concerns
Lawmakers facing rising national debt push for a broad tax relief package. The plan hints at cuts on Korean War taxes, corporate taxes, and individual taxes, with reform elements to placate skeptics while business leaders urge faster action to sustain the recovery.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Congress
Martin R. Gainsbrugh
National Industrial Conference Board
Gainsburgh
Gainsbrugh
Legion Conference Elects District Leaders and Officers
Rev H A Blake lauds the American Legion at the 19th district conference where O K Woodall Littlefield becomes district commander and Alex Nesbit Plainview is named vice commander. Mrs James Kay Lubbock is elected district president of the Auxiliary as club officers are announced. Washington hails Moscow's dissolution of the Communist International as aiding unity and post war aims while reception is mixed. A man must be wide awake to catch his dream girl.
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American Legion
H. Af. Blake
Colorado City
the Legion
Joint Conference of Legionnaires and Auxiliary
O. K. Woodall
Littlefield
Charles Whitacre
Lubbock
Alex Nesbit
Plainview
James Kay
Rafe Richardson
Post
Washington
Moscow
Communist International
Sec
Cordell Hull
United Nations
Kennedy Surrenders in Cuba Says Taylor
Henry J. Taylor argues Kennedy fosters a U S retreat in Cuba. He claims Castro's inner circle informes Moscow and warns that air reconnaissance is curbed and Guantanamo pressures rise. The piece criticizes U S appeasement and portrays Soviet Cuban influence as escalating tensions.
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Henry J. Taylor
Kennedy
Castro
Kremlin
Havana
Moscow
America
Cuba
Khrushchev
Munich
Guantanamo Naval Base
Turkey
Haly
U.S
Guantanamo
New upside-down spray helps reach underside leaves
In Racine Wisconsin a 14 ounce rose and flower spray acts as insecticide, miticide and fungicide and can spray upward when held upside down, reducing the need for bending to reach low plants.
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Racine, Wis
UPI
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Prouty
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Morpheus
American Institute of Public Opinion
Gertrude Berg
Darling
Boston
Miami
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Navy
Corpus Christi
J. G
Floise Engle
University of Texas
New Orleans
Montgomery
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Howard W. Smith
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Smith
Harry Byrd
D. Va
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Rew and Williams
Whittington
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Aston
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John Glinnis
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Kremblin
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