Taxes Threaten Life of Small Business, Group Says
In Dallas a Senate Small Business Committee session heard claims federal taxes endanger small firms. Myron Everts, a Dallas jeweler, urged relief from retail excise taxes and criticized regulations as heavy burdens. Paris furniture dealer Herbert Ordway said cash flow pressures impede installment sales. Senator Sparkman outlined a study to shape a forthcoming small business tax relief bill for January.
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Roanoke Note on Veterinarians and Animal Health
In Roanoke Virginia a medical note cites P Animals in America claiming humans outnumber animals four to one and that 12 000 veterinarians guard health. Dr W Armistead and Dr State University veterinary school dean Michigan researchers note about one third of veterinarians work in teaching research government service or commerce. About 3 000 of the 12 000 practitioners specialize in pet animal practice.
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Sharing atomic secrets with allies urged by James Marlow
The Eisenhower administration seeks to loosen the Atomic Energy Act to allow broader sharing of atomic weapon information with allies. The piece notes 1946 secrecy, British and Soviet progress, and argues that allied collaboration could keep the West ahead.
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Adlai's Criticism Could Assist Administration
Adlai Stevenson, once a presidential consultant, moves from insider observer to critic of the Eisenhower White House. He argues for a broader foreign aid and more sharing with allies, hoping Congress will fund a larger, urgent program. Stevenson aims to persuade lawmakers next year to back a bigger crash effort beyond current administration plans.
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Fatal rocket mishap rocks Floydada high school chemistry class
In Floydada Texas a pipe rocket exploded during a classroom experiment killing teacher Garland Foster 40 and injuring seven students including Keith Hollums 18 and Jerry Crawford 17. Principal J T Graves said the school would close for a day.
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Office Grouch Fears Children Miss Old-Time Christmas Fun
New York humor column recalls a bygone Christmas dream as Wilbur the office grouch laments the loss of individual wishful thinking. He contrasts childhood visions of personal gifts with modern kids’ group oriented hopes influenced by television and societal organization. The piece playfuly critiques shifting values and nostalgia.
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