Little Guys Pay Government Way
A UPI column argues that 42.7 million Americans with under $10 000 income fund most taxes and that politicians curry votes by taxing the poor while claiming big taxpayers shoulder the burden. It cites Tax Foundation figures on income groups and spending trends, urging readers to question defense vs domestic spending and to consult Facts and Figures on Government Spending.
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Nikita Khrushchev Aims for New Headlines This Week
Moscow dispatches flag Khrushchev to headline New Year’s Eve diplomacy. Diplomats doubt a crisis but foresee emphasis on Berlin and a possible end to Soviet atomic tests. Debates loom over Cuba’s mediation and Western opposition to a moratorium. De Gaulle to speak on Polaris and policy.
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Red China Defends Hard Line Policy In Global Clash
The Peking People’s Daily publishes a 20 000 word editorial denouncing Khrushchev and Soviet critics as timid and appeasing. It calls war necessary and labels peaceful coexistence absurd while condemning Soviet Cuba policy as Munich like. The critique targets Soviet leadership indirectly but clearly.
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Bus crash in Iran kills 38 with 77 aboard
Report from Baghdad states a school bus plunged into the Euphrates River in southern Iraq on Friday. The disaster left 38 dead, including 29 schoolgirls and eight teachers, as bridge cables parted while the vehicle crossed. Igoe is named as headmistress.
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Wife Looted Office Safes In Dairy Barn Burglary
Betty Jean Giery 34, wife of a Dairy Barn supervisor, confessed to stealing from Long Island stores by using her husband’s keys and known safe combos. The loot totaled about 3000 dollars as she planned the robberies to fund medical care for her four month old daughter and seven other children. She was held on burglary charges in Mineola.
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Time Names Pope John XXII Man of the Year for 1962
Time magazine selects Pope John XXII as Man of the Year for 1962 marking the first religious figure honored since 1927. The decision cites the ecumenical council convened by the pontiff and its anticipated far reaching effects.
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No Survivors in Corsican Airliner Crash
Rescue teams reached the Corsican mountain area where a French airliner lay wrecked amid a blizzard. All 25 aboard were confirmed dead as survivors were not found.
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Birth Control Ad in Protestant Magazine Stirs Policy Debate
The Christian Herald, a leading Protestant monthly, ran a full page ad for Emko Co.’s aerosol vaginal foam birth control device on its January issue page 19. The ad’s publication sparks legal debate over the Comstock Act and state anti-contraception laws, with officials noting potential enforcement challenges.
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Officers Named To Loan Firm
Greater Arizona Savings and Loan Association promotes Ivan Dahl to assistant vice president and manager of the new Scottsdale office and George M. McNeil to assistant manager of the Scottsdale facility. Dahl will still direct Mesa operations and has prior Mesa office leadership. McNeil a Phoenix native and Army veteran joined the bank in 1955 and has served with the association since 1957.
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Spellman Visits U S Servicemen in Pakistan During Holiday Tour
Archbishop Francis Spellman of New York began a holiday visit to American servicemen stationed in northern Pakistan. This marks another stop on his annual Christmas tour of U S bases overseas, following trips to Alaska Japan the Philippines Viet Nam Okinawa and Formosa.
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Crossword Puzzle Answers and Clues Compile on Saturday
A scrambled crossword list shows across clues such as 4 symbols for Iron and 6 long deep cut, with many entries jumbled like Coveta Intractable pereee Manuscript abbr and Note of scale. Down clues include Dress borer Reply distance measure and War god, forming a dense puzzle grid of letter fits.
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Arizona Women’s Clubs Back Driver Education Push
The Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs will support driver education courses in public schools to promote safer driving for students and reduce traffic incidents.
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Britain Endures Worst Winter Storm in 15 Years
A severe blizzard paralyzed Britain on New Year’s Eve with up to 99 mph winds and 20-foot snow drifts. The eight day freeze killed 148 in Britain and 562 across Europe. Roads and trains were disrupted. London Airport shut. Vladiostok residents reportedly had to ski to work.
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Politico Accused Politico Accused in Tucson Assault
Tucson councilman Kirk Storch faces a second accusation within a month of assaulting neighbor Miss Lillian Howard 43. Howard says Storch used a sharp instrument injuring her shoulder during an argument at her home on Sunday. Storch claims she broke in and tried arson and vandalism.
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Arizona cities seek higher gasoline tax to aid towns
The League of Arizona Cities and Towns will urge the state legislature to raise the five cent gasoline tax. The increase would fund municipal needs across the state.
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