Kennedy Pushes Tax Cut Appeal Across Nation
President Kennedy urged Americans to back the proposed tax cut, insisting no wasteful government spending would be tolerated to boost employment. He warned that the bill faces a difficult path in Congress and urged citizens to contact representatives in support of the measure. A House vote loomed as Senate action remained stalled and Republican leaders sought equal time for opposing views. The piece also notes a housing sale in a separate local item, with Arthur Strube and Martha Strube selling a home on East Patrick Street to Ramsco Inc for 34,000.
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Kennedy
Republican House
White House
Congress
Senate
House
Kens Neds
Baker
William E. Miller
Arthur Strube
Martha C.’ Strube
East Patrick Street
Rumsco, Inc
Ellis, Wachter
Strides
Shaw
Ramsco. Inc
Funeral for four girls killed in Sunday school bombing
Thousands attended funeral services in Birmingham for Denise McNair 11 Addie Mae Collins and Cynthia Wesley 14 and others mourned by a large group of ministers. Dr Martin Luther King spoke as crowds gathered outside the 1 800 seat church. Funeral for Carole Robertson 14 was held Tuesday. Police described orderly processions to cemeteries with Troopers nearby and remarks urging peace. In Baltimore Vanessa Bland 7 was killed crossing a street. A Deep Creek Lake restaurant building Cabin Lodge was destroyed by fire at Oakland Maryland.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King
Mei Numoer
Denise Mec
James Lay
George Wall
Cinthia
Addie
Ralph D. Abernathy
Deef Creek
Oakland
Deep Creek Lake
Kennedy to Meet Negro Leaders on Birmingham Race Tensions
Washington AP reports seven Negro leaders including Martin Luther King Jr and Ralph Abernathy will meet President Kennedy to report on conditions in Birmingham Alabama after a church bombing and riots. Roy Wilkins urged cutting off federal funds to Alabama and some leaders pressed for federal troops to occupy Birmingham. A House subcommittee took no action on final civil rights bill sections and future meetings are set for Monday.
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Washington
Birmingham
Ala
Kennedy
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
WOK
Dews
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
White House
Pierre Salinger
Calsa
U.S
Martin Luther King Jr
Christian Leeiers
Ralph D. Abernaithy
King
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
AG Gaston
Miles College
I. Murchison
JL. Ware
Wilkins
House
Anniversary roundup recalls Civil War to Fort McHenry defense
A fragmented history notes events from 1861 to 1814 including Chickamauga near Chattanooga and Bragg, Garfield’s death, Khrushchev in New York, Cuba policy, and Henry Lea’s philanthropy. It also mentions birthdays and a Baltimore Fort McHenry mock bombardment expected to test defense planning.
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Pennsylvania Packet & Daily Advertiser
Philadelphia. Org
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Tenn
Gen. Rosecrans
Army of the Tennessee
Ren. Braxton Bragg
James Garfield
Elberson
Washington
Khrushchev
New York City
UN General Assembly
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Forces Committee
Keneis
Janeis i
Cuba
Henry Charles Lea
Baltimore
Fort McHenry
United States
National Guard
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Public Library of
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University of Pennsylvania
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Tak Hing Chau
S. China
Joseph Pasternak
Hungary
Hugo G. Rodeck
University of Colorado Museum
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Rena
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Parece
Sane
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Roney Motor CO
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
Farmers Supply CO
Newvaca Farm Machinery
Carrell St. Frederick
Fairbanks-Merse
Gretel
Woolworths Ineit Lpoomers
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