Tax Cut Benefits Are Here Says Industry Leaders
REPORT TO INDUSTRIALISTS At the Business Council meeting in HOT SPRING VA leaders say the 11.5 billion tax cut has produced benefits with no ill effects and argue against immediate further income tax cuts. Stuart Saunders of the Pennsylvania Railroad cites lower excise taxes and no inflation or deficit rise while unemployment falls and factory payrolls approach wartime levels.
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Two Sisters Convicted in Mexican Slavery Ring
In San Francisco de Rincon Mexico a judge sentenced Delfina Gonzalez Valenzuela and Maria de Jesus Gonzalez Valenzuela to 40 years each for leading a white slave ring that killed at least 49 girls. They were ordered to pay 67209.60 in indemnities. appeals planned. Details described starvation beating and deaths at a ranch disciplinary center found with at least 21 bodies.
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Maria de Jesus Gonzalez Valenzuela
Northwestern Upset Miami Wins By A Point At Oxford
Miami of Ohio pulled off a 27 to 26 upset of Northwestern in Evanston led by Ernie Kellermann who threw 49 and 54 yard TD passes and engineered a late rally. In Oxford postgame celebrations saw goalposts torn from Miami Field carried downtown as spectators cheered a major Big Ten upset.
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Glenn Trout
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Jack Himebauch
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Dickie
Goldwater Defends Labor Right to Strike in Ohio Tour
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater pledged to defend labor’s right to strike and bargain, denouncing centralized government. He criticized the Johnson administration as controlled by special interests and urged voters in Mansfield Akron Canton and Youngstown to choose personal freedom over socialism. He also commented on Red China’s nuclear capability and urged decorum from supporters.
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New Soviet Leaders Promoted Nuclear Test End Call
Moscow dispatch reports the Central Committee of the Communist Party urged a world struggle to end nuclear weapons tests as Nov 7 Bolshevik celebrations loom. Brezhnev and Kosygin appear firmly in power with Khrushchev’s fate unclear amid rumors of house arrest. The Pravda Izvestia front page axes criticism while pledging unity with Western powers for world peace.
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Two 9 year old boys missing in Fairfax suburb
Cincinnati AP Police hunt for Johnny Hundley and James Mc Queary last seen after school near Strietmann Biscuit Co. plant. Fairfax neighbors recall past tragedy as volunteers seek clues in vicinity of Little Miami River.
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Finan says no current plan to seek volunteers for search
Finan stated there are no plans at present to call for volunteers to assist in the search. No additional information on timeframe or scope was provided.
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Indiana Poll Favors Johnson
The Indianapolis Star reports a statewide poll of 4,560 voters taken Monday shows President Johnson leading with 51.5 percent, Barry Goldwater at 38.1, and 10.4 percent undecided. Indiana's 1960 results had Nixon with 1,175,120 votes and Kennedy with 952,358.
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Cyclist Killed After Motorcycle Crash in Pomeroy
AP report from Pomeroy Ohio states 19 year old Joey Biffle of Ri Racine was thrown from his motorcycle in downtown Pomeroy and died Saturday. The Meigs County man was identified as the victim in the fatal crash.
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Kellermann leads in garage rope strangling boy case
AP report from Cleveland says 3 year old Jonathan Cefaratti died after a garage door rope used to raise or lower the door strangled him. Neighbor Frank Hornickeller heard screams and saw Catherine Cefaratti, 3, inside the garage. The boy did not respond to neighbor aid.
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Treasury chief says 1961 Jenkins arrest not told to White House
Washington AP Secretary Douglas Dillon said a 1961 FBI arrest report on Walter W. Jenkins was not shown to high Secret Service officers or to Vice President Johnson or staff. The inquiry follows Jenkins resignation after morals charges and Johnson’s order to explain why the Secret Service did not inform the White House about a 1959 arrest.
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Johnson to address nation on China test and Soviet changes
Washington AP President Johnson cancels campaign swing and will report to the nation Sunday night at 7 30 p.m. EST on China’s first nuclear test and Soviet power shifts. Networks ABC NBC CBS will carry the live address. The White House said no national alarm or emergency exists despite the update. Johnson also canceled planned campaign events in Texas cities including San Antonio Houston Fort Worth and Dallas.
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Burch Seeks Equal Time Over Johnson Address
Washington AP Chairman Dean Burch of the Republican National Committee said the GOP will seek equal time if networks air President Johnson's Sunday speech. The White House says Johnson will assess the international situation, Moscow reforms, and China's nuclear test.
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Government programs pay farmers not to plant crops
Opinion column questions why government subsidies to farmers who refrain from growing corn and wheat cannot extend to paying neighbors not to raise children or grow crab grass. It frames taxpayer-funded incentives as a broader policy question.
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A Glance Inside Vandalism Problem
Middletown faces a rising vandalism problem as Franklin school officials campaign for a 1 425 000 bond issue to be decided by voters on November 3. The Journal notes historical naval battles and page references for broader context.
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