Computers and taxes a Babson forecast of reforms
Babson argues computers could cut state and local taxes by improving school efficiency and reducing need for extra staff. He cites Orlando official Paul Pickett on rental costs and potential monthly savings, and predicts broader county adoption as education funding shifts to computer aided systems.
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A Gambler At Monte Carlo Has Got To Have A System
Monte Carlo's casino draws Americans who seek a system in roulette. Despite high costs and 36 to 1 odds against hitting a number, bettors linger for action and luxury. The scene features kitchen bettors, elderly women tracking numbers, and expert croupiers who process many bets with precision.
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Prosperous Nation Seen Under Democrats Says Hodges
Secretary Hodges told a Salisbury dinner honoring Kennedy that the country is emerging from recession into a long peacetime expansion. He cited tax cuts and projected GNP above 620 billion in 1964 with rising personal income and profits, plus Redevelopment projects aiding Dorchester County and lowering unemployment from 14.4 to 8.5 percent by late 1963. He noted Lloyd Goldstein and Joseph Tydings attended the Maryland Democratic primary rally.
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East Shore Prospects Tied to Bridge Tunnel Opening
The article notes Goldstein predicting an era of prosperity for the Eastern Shore as the Chesapeake Bay bridge tunnel opens, amid a Democratic State Central Committee scene where Goldstein counters Tydings on campaign issues. The Red Cross is highlighted for 50 years of life saving and water safety instruction.
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Rocky Opens Office In West Virginia
A Rockefeller campaign office opens in Morgantown West Virginia as he seeks the Republican presidential nomination. Rockefeller plans a visit to the state in late May and is set for the West Virginia primary on May 12.
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