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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1962
Page
7
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Washington sources say the Kennedy administration seriously considers asking Congress for temporary presidential authority to cut the basic income tax rate possibly from 20 to 15 percent with congressional veto. The plan aims to spur demand or curb inflation, with specifics to be defined by law and handled outside the main tax revision effort.
President Miguel Ydigoras of Guatemala admits for the first time that his government aided counterrevolutionaries who tried to topple Fidel Castro in Cuba last April. He says thousands of exiled Cubans were trained and armed with help from a friendly state, while noting possible future hemispheric discussions in Uruguay.
Benjamin Fairless, longtime head of US Steel and past president of the American Iron and Steel Institute, died at 71 in Ligonier Pennsylvania after a six week pleurisy treatment. He guided US Steel through growth as chairman and CEO, retired in 1955, and was known as Mr. Steel. He had just won a divorce on grounds of indignities from his second wife Hazel Sproul. His first wife Jane Truby died in 1942. He was active in civic and educational affairs and was celebrated for humanitarian work.
L Malcolm Rodman of Baltimore previews "Inspect Your Car and Live" The Motor Vehicle Inspection Story before January. The event aims to educate owners on vehicle safety and compliance through a public relations outreach.
Dr Fred Keefer of Frederick Maryland has been appointed assistant professor of English in the College of Engineering at the University of Cincinnati. The announcement came from Dean Howard K Justice. Keefer specializes in American literature and the twentieth century novel and has taught at West Virginia University Morgantown Georgia Southern College Statesboro Fredonia NY Teachers College.
After a Bachelor of Arts from Western Maryland College in Westminster Dr Keefer pursued a Master of Arts and a doctorate at Duke University in Durham North Carolina This outlines his advanced study path and current credential attainment.
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