Court of Appeals reverses Tobin contempt ruling
United States Court of Appeals unanimously reversed the contempt conviction of Austin J. Tobin, executive director of the Port of New York Authority, ordering strict limits on congressional access to the Authoritys public operation documents. The decision curbs federal inquiry into interstate authorities and protects state interests.
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Emanuel Celler
United States Court of Appeals
Congress
Austin J. Tobin
Port of New York Authority
Tobin
Brooklyn
Celler
House
Bastian
U. S. Court of Appeals
Kennedy backs broad tax cuts to start in 1963
President Kennedy endorsed a Dillon plan for a top to bottom personal and corporate income tax cut set to take effect January 1 1963. He claimed the move would spur the economy though critics warn deficit financing and inflation could rise if government spending is not trimmed.
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Kennedy
Treasury
Dillon
Wall Street Journal
Dillion
Congress
U. S
U.S
Viewpoints on Tax Cuts and Deficit Spending Debate
A Wall Street Journal viewpoint argues for broad tax cuts to stimulate growth while warning against deficits. It criticizes deficit finance and inflationary policy, urging tax cuts without new deficits and warning of international balance of payments risks.
Kennedy Seen Ignoring Deep Economic Plight
Washington President Kennedy shows limited awareness of the economy's seriousness amid labor cost pressures and stock market declines. He hints at a postponed tax cut while backing possible depreciation changes and an investment credit, but offers few concrete measures to spur growth.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hoover
Congress
Treasury
Monop
Health as Seen By Dr Brady on Tonsil Removal
A reader explains long running throat infections in a son aged 14 and how tonsil removal improved health. The letter recounts 28 sick days in year one of school, enlarged tonsils causing swallowing difficulty, and post surgical improvement including better sleep breathing and appetite.
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R. J
Training director describes tough tasks building new plant
Robert N. Stapleton of Union Carbide Chemicals told the AIChE meeting that starting a new Tor rance California plant required juggling schedules, building blackboards, consulting, purchasing, janitorial work and labor, and working 12 to 16 hours daily including nights.
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Baltimore
UPI
Robert N. Stapleton
Union Carbide Chemicals Co
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Torrance
Calif
Stroke of Genius Is Last Thing Seen on Golf Links
Hal Boyle quips on wit and folly in a column of wry observations about people, habits, and daily life. The piece muses on Hollywood, education, coffee, ice cream, and social quirks with a dry, humorous tone.
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New York
Hollywood
Manhattan
Editors Moment of Meditation
An overlong devotional asks for divine help to clear inner doubts and discern future duties. It seeks courage to remove inhibitions and laziness and to devote talents to family, neighborhood, community, country, and world through personal contribution.
Khrushchev warns of world trade talks as Western markets loom
Nikita Khrushchev proposed a world trade conference under United Nations auspices but the idea was rejected by Secretary Dean Rusk. Western Europe’s Common Market strengthens, potentially prompting tariff clashes and shortages in satellite economies. Moscow faces internal economic strain and possible cutbacks on nuclear programs while the West expects intensified European integration.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Laos
West
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Western
Europe
Britain
Russia
Kremlin
Kennedy
Scandinavian
Switzerland
Austria
Khrushchevy
Khrushchev fears Western economic federation menace
The article argues Khrushchev fears a Western economic federation rivaling NATO in threat. It notes his failed divide and weaken strategy for Western Europe and denouncement of the Common Market as imperialist. Butter and meat price hikes followed farm sector failures, while East Germany sought $1 billion credits from Adenauer for coal and supplies.
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Khrushchev
NATO
Western
Europe
Soviet Union
East Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Puppet economies strained by Moscow trade demands
The report notes that Russia and Poland supplied goods to satellite states, but East German ruler Walter Ulbricht warned Moscow could not meet needs. It mentions satellites exporting about 70 percent of their goods to Russia, paid for under a...
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Russia
Poland
Walter Ulbricht
Moscow
Judge Sustains Objection in Houston Domestic Relations Case
In Houston Texas Judge Benjamin Woodall interrupted a lawyer who kept posing irrelevant questions. The judge stated I object and then I sustain my objection as the courtroom proceedings continued.
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Houston, Tex
UPI
Benjamin Woodall
Daily Bible Passage Psalm Verse Reflection
A devotional note quoting Psalm 104 24 praising divine wisdom in creation and the abundance of the earth. The line emphasizes gods works and riches as sources of awe and gratitude.
Five Contract Bridge Hands From Becker Commentary
South dealer faced with a Pass and one threat to bid on. Hands span from AJ82 YKQS to AKT53 YQI and include strong heart fits, 2NT possibilities, and a rare four heart jump. The discussion favors game prospects, distribution and stopper considerations guiding bids 1 to 5.
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Lé Pass
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