Kennedy Licking Commies In South America
Ralph McGill analyzes Whittaker Chambers criticisms of communism and praises Kennedy for acknowledging historic errors and pushing reforms in Latin America. He argues opposing right wing critics attack Kennedy over taxes and welfare, while stressing faith in American institutions and freedom.
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Kennedy
South America
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Karl Marx
Chambers
Latin America
John Kennedy
Pedestrians Win Favor At Scottsdale Crosswalk
A Progress survey at Scottsdale Road and First St shows pedestrians often cross safely when they initiate movement. Drivers frequently yield, with 90 percent stopping once a foot reaches the curb, while lingering or playful crossing risks citations.
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Scottsdale Road
First St
Indian School Road
Second St. Newheating
Harrison, Mich
Julia Schaaf
Scottsdale
Carl Peters
N. 59Th St
Schaaf
P.S
Kennedy to Stress Farm Program in 1960s Economic Message
President Kennedy plans a special Congress message highlighting agriculture in the economy and talks of an updated modern farm program for the 1960s. Freeman withheld details, but officials say the theme emphasizes farm issues amid overproduction concerns.
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Palm Beach, Fla
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
Freeman
Three Weeks Remain For Registration In Scottsdale
With a January 20 registration deadline for the upcoming municipal elections, Scottsdale faces a Feb 20 primary and March 27 general election. City Clerk Dorothy Ketchum notes no rush to register until the last days. Voter counts vary, with 12,000 registered countywide in Greater Scottsdale and 4,000 before annexation, now rising after 18,700 new residents.
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Dorothy Ketchum
Scottsdale
Indian School Rd
Justice of the Peace
Ben Fox
E. First Ave
Fern Zimmerman
S. Orange
Gail Scott
W. Latham
AAA warns Ludowici speed trap on Florida trips
The American Automobile Association advised members to bypass Ludowici Georgia on routes to and from Florida, labeling the town a speed trap.
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Washington
UPI
American Automobile Association
Ludowici
Florida
Tax Commission Approves City Budget Increase
The State Tax Commission approved a $334 120 emergency increase to the city budget for the remainder of the fiscal year. Immediate approval was given by Commissioner Bill Stanford after a brief hearing at city hall. Major allocations include 170 000 for refuse disposal and 105 000 for police services amid annexation of 18 700 eastside residents.
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Charles Tilbrook
Bill Stanford
State Tax Commission
Dorothy Ketchum
Jim Smith
Eastside
Commission
Old City Hall
Tilbrook
Smaller Lots Forecast For North Paradise
A Paradise Valley resident forecast repeated developer efforts to downsize zoning for a mass subdivision. Attorney Ben Pearson noted developers failed to secure their aim but would try again. The Phoenix City Council cut the one acre per house rule to about 2.5 homes per acre, allowing subdivisions to 14 000 square foot lots.
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Residents of
Paradise Valley Association
Ben Pearson
North
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Pearson
Tax Chief Caplin Faces Public Resentment And Reform Push
Washington reports on Mortimer Caplin, IRS commissioner, who oversees over 1.90 billion in annual collections from 60 million taxpayers. He advocates broadening tax bases to lower rates, while Congress delays action. The tax system relies on self assessment and improved Form 1040 simplification.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Caplin
University of Virginia
Internal Revenue
Kennedy
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
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Ralph McGill
JFK
Howard Rusk
Carol Sloan
S. Virginia
Donna Roberts
Newark
Ohio
Carol
Scottsdale High
BY Vic Figarelli
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
New York
Joseph Kennedy
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rusk
Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
New York University Medical Center
Truman
Eisenhower
Caroline
Jacqueline Kennedy
India
Pakistan
Ambassador Kennedy
White House
BY Jeff Reynolds
North Paradise
Louis Cassels Washington
UPID
Mortimer M. Caplin
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