Tax cuts face spending curbs in budget push
Budget Press reports cautious congressional approval of a three state tax reduction proposal from the State of the Union. Critics stress spending cuts are needed to avoid bigger deficits, noting Sen. Byrd’s pledge to back federal tax cuts only if federal expenditures are trimmed. The full budget for the next year will reveal defense, space, and fixed interest items, with Congress to decide on final figures.
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DeGaulle Dissent Opens Frisk on European Defense
French leader Charles de Gaulle rejects the Kennedy Macmillan plan for a Polaris missile force in Europe. He says France will build and employ its own atomic forces, signaling independence and a tougher stance toward allied defense strategy.
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Charles deCaulle
France
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Great Britain
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Realignment of Social Forces May Bring Political Shift in Britain
A Baltimore era piece discusses Joseph Grimond and the British Liberal revival, arguing social forces may erode Labour and reshape Britain’s party system. It links Anglo liberalism to European realignments and hints at U.S. parallels with younger voters and property ownership shaping politics.
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Muscatine Journal Radioed Advertisements and Subscriptions
The Muscatine Journal announces its publication details as a daily newspaper in Muscatine with evening delivery except Sundays. Subscriptions cost 12.00 yearly by mail within fifty miles and 18.00 beyond. weekly 40 cents by city carrier. Contact and office hours listed. AP and Associated Press are the news sources.
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Kennedy Messages Trace Kennedy Mood Shift in Union and World
James Marlow notes Kennedy’s state of mind improved from worry to confidence across 1961 to 1963 messages to Congress. He argues the three annual State of the Union messages show rising emphasis on recovery, inflation control, and the contrast between free choice and coercion abroad.
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Make No Allowances for Children of the Moneyed
Nellie G a 41 year old spinster teacher questions supporting her younger brother with more than 15000 in notes. The column urges parents to avoid allowances, have children earn money through chores, and stresses money reflects hard work, not charity. It cites a national study noting 5 million Americans rely on oil heat for comfort.
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Crane
Belling
Cousseau
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Fuel Institute
Amity
Wealth, Wives, and Wrestling With Power in Public Life
The column satirically weighs the drawbacks of wealth and the burden on presidential spouses, noting longevity trends among former presidents and the social costs of affluence. It touches on fashion, education costs, marriage, and gender roles, interspersed with local notices from Conesville and Cambr idge.
Prayer text from The Upper Resuits column
The passage quotes Jesus telling a woman her faith has saved her and to go in peace. It requests strength to place all resources at Thy feet, the gift of faith to conquer weakness and troubles, and the spirit to love and serve humanity in the Master’s name.
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Jesus
Our Yesterdays and Local Winters Echo Through Time
A fragmented chronicle recalls past winters and local events. It notes January cold snaps, transport disruptions, and coal trade shifts. It mentions Muscatine Bank and Trust directors and officers, and community figures like C. R. Musser and Arthur Hoffan. References to the Loent Union and National Federation at Post Office Clerks conclude with a note on four elementary classrooms and a minor school funding adjustment.
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Paul Grosskraus
Loent Union
National Federation
Herbert Lorber
Cear’liment
Dan Cooper
University of
Lowa
Dear Abby and hints on wedding and nerves column
A collage of reader questions and Abby responses covers a wedding best man dilemma involving a heavily pregnant sister, medical nerves and unrelated personal notes. Abby advises the bride’s sister may stand if she can, urges a patient talk with doctors about unexplained symptoms, and counsels a dieter to avoid reminding a dieting friend of past remarks.
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