We Aren't That Rich Tax Debate Highlights Spending Concerns
The piece notes broad tax cut support from groups like NAM and AFL CIO but widespread opposition to the president's program. Critics urge spending cuts, stressing no federal duty should be touched. Proposals include a $9.1 billion cut by the Chamber, $2 billion in subsidies, and $93 million from Interior. Life magazine warns of government waste and careless budget making.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Aflcio
Life Magazine
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Proxmire
House Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
Life
Congress
White House
REA Express Revives Through Modern Services and Global Reach
Railway Age lauds REA Express for turning near liquidation into a 20th century operation. The private enterprise expanded new services and favorable rates, built key-point terminals, and launched a two way thrubill network covering 87 countries. In March it entered its 125th year, blending old legacy with fresh ideas.
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Railway Age
REA
REA Express
Power Failure Shuts Tampa Off For Hours
A major Tampa Electric Company outage left Tampa and surrounding areas without power for several hours. The writer, awaiting hospital news, describes a day halted by the blackout affecting cooking, cooling, and communication while restoring car travel to visit a relative in the hospital.
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Tampa
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed With Errors
Puzzle lists across and down clues with numerous garbled phrases and distorted spellings, including mis-typed words and stray characters. The fragment appears as a damaged OCR page for a crossword puzzle with entries like Mirth Woodland trail Maxe Mistake and many uncertain items across multiple numbers.
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Illinois
New York
Unemployment Pay Holds Steady Level in Florida
Florida unemployment compensation payments stayed steady in March as claimed benefits mirrored February and last year's levels. State Industrial Commission Chairman A Worley Brown predicted a good spring season with tourism momentum. Total March payments reached $2,733,965, with Leesburg office down $447 to $35,903.
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Florida
State Industrial Commission
A. Worley Brown
Brown
Leesburg
We Endured a Citywide Power Outage in Tampa
A resident recalls a four hour blackout in Tampa as lights failed at gas stations and homes. Elevators, doors, and the church organ stopped working while the author walked five flights of stairs and relied on neighbors. Power was restored after costly losses to Tampa Electric.
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Mama
Tampa General
Tampa
Tampa Electric Company
Liberty Amendment Resolution Passes House After Debate
Florida House approved the Liberty Amendment by 75 to 46 after long debate and committee hearings. The sponsor praised Lake County supporters and pledged to press the measure in the Senate, with hearings led by Willis Stone of Los Angeles.
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Irens
Florida
House
Senate
Legislative Reference Bureau
Lake County
Willis Stone
Los Angeles
National Committee For Economic Freedom
Capitol
Florida Sees Influx of Out of State Residents
A Florida State Chamber of Commerce report shows in the 1960 census that residents born in the northeast north central and west outnumber those from the south for the first time. From 1950 to 1960 twenty five thousand to ten thousand gains occurred in nine counties including Lake County, with gains noted in 45 of Florida's 67 counties.
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Florida
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Lake County
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Charles E McCormack
Public notice in Lake County Florida Probate Court asks all creditors to present claims against the estate of Charles E McCormack deceased. Claims must be in writing with residence and address, sworn by claimant or attorney, within six months of first publication. Executor Mary Flavell signs, Roy Christopher Mount Dora attorney for executrix.
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Lake County
Florida
Charles E. McCormack
Charles BE. McCormack
W. A. Milton, Jr
Mary Flavell
Charles EE. McCormack
German Citrus Study Explorer Arrives for Internship
Dr. Joachim Bielig of Berlin will spend a full year in Florida as part of an exchange between the Florida Citrus Commission and Eckes Obersee Fruchtsaft of Mainz. He lives in Winter Haven and will return to Germany in the fall with his dentist wife.
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Germany
Joachim Bielig
Berlin
Florida Citrus Commission
Eckes Obersee Fruchtsaft
K. G
Mainz
Bielig
Winter Haven
Tennis Lessons Begin Saturday At Donnelly Park
Summer tennis lessons start at 9 a.m. Saturday April 27 at Donnelly Park. Curtis Wise returns to instruct Mount Dora school age players under the Summer Recreation Program. Instructors will teach beginners and advanced students with no charge for signups at Donnelly Park.
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Donnelly Park
Walker Horsley
Chamber of Commerce
Curtis Wise
Mount Dora
Watch Out for the Sizzle of the Sun Warns Floridas Cancer Risk
The Florida Division of the American Cancer Society warns against sun overexposure during spring and summer. They estimate 22,500 Florida skin cancer cases in the next year but say early detection and prompt treatment can cure the disease.
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Florida
American Cancer Society
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Jie
Jaz
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Rep
Lake
Roy Christopher Mount Dora
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Ze Brea
U.s.savings
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Hiway
Lee
Bake Pharmacy
Fifth
Alexander
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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First Federal Savings
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