Federal tax moves threaten business expenditure freedom
The Kennedy administration proposes strict limits on deductible business travel and fully disallows entertainment expenses to curb perceived abuse. National Associated Businessmen argues existing law suffices with enforcement and urges a wait and see approach while urging managers to push back at lawmakers.
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Kingsport Is Planned For Industry And Progress
Vinson K. Shannon of Mead Corp lauds Kingsport Tennessee as an example of a purposefully designed, diversified industrial city with a nonpartisan council manager government. He cites high employment, above average wages, community spirit, strong local schools, and local sourcing, plus quick hospital fundraising and government efficiency.
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Tennessee
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Grim Printing Co. and Shepherd Argus Second Class Matter
The Shepherd Argus is entered as second class matter at the Post Office in Shepherd Michigan under the act of March 3 1879. The publication lists Grim Printing Co as publishers with A C Grim editor and G E Grim business manager.
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Shepherd Argus
Shepherd
Michigan
Nixon Eyes California Governorship and 1964 Non Candidacy
In a press announcement Nixon says he will run for California governor in 1962 and not seek the 1964 presidency. He argues the California government must be cleaned up and promises a full four year term if elected, while Knight Rockefeller Goldwater react to Nixon’s stance and Kennedy’s continued political influence.
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Goodwin Knight
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Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
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Hollywood
Stevenson
Michigan Supreme Court upends government immunity doctrine
The Michigan Supreme Court reverses longstanding immunity rules, allowing individuals to sue government entities without prior permission. The decision notes the legislature can restore immunity, and warns of potential higher costs and insurance effects if juries overcompensate. The piece also considers urban renewal and road projects amid evolving public policy.
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Michigan
Supreme Court
Vision Needed to Map Future Expressway Routes
Vision is required to forecast urban growth and transport needs. Officials in the department express that a clear plan is essential to develop routes and access points for future expressways.
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Eatseee
Michigan highway chief touts expanded urban planning role
Michigan's highway chief John C. Mackie asserts his department already does more urban planning than any other state agency. Planners are expanding into federal urban renewal programs. a top meeting with William L. Slayton and state officials discussed federal involvement.
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Michigan
John C. Mackie
Mackie
William L. Slayton
Cooperation of planners charts future transportation blueprint
A meeting aims to promote comprehensive transportation and construction blueprints for the future, reflecting cooperative efforts of planners from multiple fields to outline a unified plan.
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Enewal
Michigan Population Boom Outpaces Nation
U S Census Bureau figures show Michigan added 1 424 015 people from 1950 to 1960, 27 percent more than the 1 116 000 gained between 1940 and 1950. Michigan now has 7 795 781 residents, 4 3 percent of the U S total, with projections of over 10 million in ten years.
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Michigan
U.S. Census Bureau
United States
Michigan Industrial Plants Grow Across the 1950s
Michigan reports 9 891 industrial plants in 1947 rising to 12 711 in 1954 and 13 238 in 1958. From 1954 to 1958 the state added 527 plants, narrowly surpassed by Illinois with 531 while Ohio gained 407.
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