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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
2
World disarmament remains unlikely as the United States and Soviet Union back a limited nuclear test ban. Despite support, inspectors and trust issues persist, with arms races and Chinese security concerns hindering broader disarmament efforts.
Senator Dirksen weighs the long record of Russian perfidy against U S national security in deciding on the limited test ban treaty He questions Rockefeller's view that Senate ratification is guaranteed and notes the constitutional role to advise and consent The piece notes Rockefeller concerns about allied defenses and political risk in 1964 with Khrushchev’s potential treaty breach mentioned as a factor The article references Rusk testimony and hints at possible shift toward supporting the treaty
Washington AP reports a Treasury crafted tax cut proposal, aiming to reduce most Americans' income taxes by about 14.4 percent on average, advancing toward a likely early committee vote with broader Senate and White House considerations. The plan, modified to fit committee changes, forecasts a net reduction of over 10 billion dollars.
Parade homes sold more than half of the 7th Annual Parade of Homes in San Rafael as organizers reported attendance cap at Crown Hill Park and Barclay Square. Douglas Van Buren cited a 250,000 turnout while Wayne Hacent noted the show’s steady demand and high builder interest amid tax reform talks.
The Kennedy administration outlines a revised schedule of individual tax rates and compares it to existing law and the initial recommendation. The report details how proposed changes affect various income brackets and the overall tax burden for individuals.
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