The Roof Blows Off Again Budget Critique of Kennedy Plan
A critical look at the $98.8 billion Kennedy budget proposal highlights a projected $11.9 billion deficit, with Byrd predicting over $100 billion spending and a $14 billion deficit if the tax cut passes. The piece questions defense outlays and urges drastic cuts, arguing for restraint to restore confidence and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Treasury
Department of Health Education and Welfare
White House
Government Distorts News Says Strue lens Case Report Revealed
The Senate Inter al Security Subcommittee report on Visa Procedures of the Department of State, dated August 6 1962 and published December 17, accuses the executive branch of distortion and censorship. It alleges a damning indictment presented by both parties and now reprinted by American's Future to distribute to librarians and high schools nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Mao
Tito
Castro
Senate
Internal Security
Department of State
Struelens
Executive Branch
Scott
Keating
Dirksen
Hruska
Eastland
Dodd
Johns
Beholding a Beautiful Wall in Berlin
Khrushchev viewing the Berlin Wall in East Germany calls it beautiful while praising its restraint of East German aspirations. The Butcher of Budapest greets West Berlin with a wave at Checkpoint Charlie as Willy Brandt leans toward commentary on Khrushchev’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikit Khrushchev
Berlin Wall
East Germany
Thne Wall
Budapest
Friederichstrasse
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Khrush
New Islands proposal eyed for Lake St. Clair chain
Detroit officials and lawmakers show interest in a plan to build a 20 island chain on Lake St Clair with themed recreational facilities. Proponents cite flexible timelines and international appeal while studies by engineers and conservationists are urged before any decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake St. Clair
Detroit
State Conservation Commission
U.S
Phillip A. Hart
D-Mich
James M. Hare
Lutzeier
Lake St Clair
Copenhagen
Denmark
Lutzerer
Hart
Conservation Department
Detroit Area
Newspaper strike empties New York streets and wallets
Truman Temple notes a city shut in by a 40 day newspaper strike. Luxury dealers lose 75 percent, a blind couple loses daily income, and stores report up to 20 percent sales decline. The strike costs millions in wages and leaves 20 000 employees jobless as New Yorkers grow isolated from news and city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Temple
Star
Washington Evening Star
Temple
Daily Journalm
New York
Scandal Commentaries Spread Across Michigan Newspapers
A collection of daily papers and weeklies including the Tecumseh Herald and Monroe Evening News distribute across the state. The comment notes public demand to clear roads of drunken drivers and cites media across several towns such as Manistique, Gaylord, Croswell, Midland, and Petoskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senting
State
Tecumseh Herald
Manistique Pioneer Tribune
Gaylord Herald- Dimes
Monroe Evening News
Soldwater Daily Reporter
Croswell Jeffersonian
Wayand Globe
Midland Daily News
Brown City Banner
Petoskey News - Review
Standish Independent
Frencnt Times-Indicator
West Side Courier
Detroit
Shepherd Residents Host, Visit Neighbors
Thursday evening dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Otto Klumpp and Larry Griffeth. Friday evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaffer and family of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Klumpp. Saturday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young and children for their mother Mrs. Ellen C. Lynch. Monday evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McCaul and family from rural Shepherd. Mrs. Katie Wright and son Robert visit California relatives. Saturday evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Anthony of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Goodyear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Klumpp
Larry Griffeth
Josephine Lilly
Norman Schaffer
Robert Young
Ellen C. Lynch
Gerald McCaul
Anne Kindig
Katie Wright
Robert
Tretha Gallent
California
Claude Anthony
Floyd Goodyear
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A. C. Beret
Michigan
State Tourist Council
Robert J. Furlong
Furlong
Ink White
St. Johns
White
Brush
Shepherd Briefs
Mich
Dept. of Conservation
Shepherd, Michigan
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