Farm Bureau Leader Opposes Tax Cuts Without Spending Cuts
President Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged defeat of proposed federal income tax reductions unless matched by government spending cuts. He said lowering taxes without savings is fiscal irresponsibility and urged Congress to shift education medical aid and municipal issues back to states counties and individuals. The convention signaled near unanimous support for related resolutions.
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Atlanta
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
Kennedy
Fort Wayne
Ind
National Grange
Congress
Swallows Balloon Incident in Suburban Chicago
Police report 8 year old Peter Yudis of Melrose Park died after swallowing a balloon in suburban Chicago. Shuman states a majority of U S farmers oppose Kennedy administration policies on supplies and prices. He warns continued deficit spending may cause inflation and erode fiscal credibility. He dismisses federal farm programs as fruitless experiments and says farmers accept no workable government plan to control production or set prices.
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Chicago
Peter Yudis
Melrose Park
Shuman
Kennedy
United States
Head of NFO seeks reelection
Des Moines December 10 Oren Lee Staley heads to a reelection bid for an eighth term as president of the National Farmers Organization after leading a 32 day market boycott. He told 100 NFC leaders that rivals spread false impressions and promised to clarify them. The two day convention opens with a state of affairs report before more than 5 000 voting delegates from 18 states. Delegates will decide whether to resume the livestock and feed grains holding action and whether to expand the organization’s activities.
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Des Moines
WUPI
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Staley
NFC
NFO Leaders Clash With Staley Over Milk Boycott
Two National Farmers Organization officers Harold Woodward and Robert Casper oppose Staley’s leadership as the boycott expands to include milk and other commodities. Woodward, 39, Bethany Missouri, criticizes handling and calls for leadership changes while resisting a holding action restart. Casper, 48, near Winterset Iowa, plans no general statement until the convention opens. Staley dismisses the criticisms as short sighted and says opponents present insufficient detail.
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Staley
NFO
Harold Woodward
Robert Casper
Woodward
Bethany
Casper
Winterset
Iowa
Police investigate robberies claim involving elderly man
Raymond Kerins aged 67 was found in an alley between Sixth and One-half street and Grant street early Sunday morning claiming he had been robbed of about 280 dollars. Patrolmen Walls and Michael reported he could not explain how he got there or when. Det Tryon continued the inquiry Monday.
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Raymond Kerins
South Eighth Street
Grant Street
Gerald Walls
James Michael
Kerins
North Fourth Street
James Kerins
Fourth Avenue
Don Tryon
Three Terre Haute youths enlist in Marine Corps and Air Force
Gy/Sgt P H Duff announced three area enlistments. Joseph Bryan 17 and Jackie Fischer 18 join the Marines under a delayed program with training set for December at San Diego. Thomas Hauger 17, a North Central High School graduate, enters the air force at Lackland AFB in San Antonio.
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Terre Haute Area
Marine Corps
Air Force
Terre Haute Federal Building
P. H. Duff
Joseph Raymond Bryan
Opal Laura Bryan
South Fourth Street
Jackie Lewis Fischer
Robert H. Fischer
RR 1
Lawrenceville
Ill
Bryan
San Diego
Calif
Marine
Fischer
William Ferguson
Thomas E. Hauger
Lloyd Haugher
Shelburn
North Central High School
Indiana State College
Lackland AF Base
San Antonio
Tex
Bias-Tape Fun From Birds To Trains Needlecraft Pattern
Sews hobbyists can turn bias-tape scraps into trims for clothing curtains pillows and pictures. Pattern 916 offers thirteen 54 by 10 inch motifs. 35 cents per pattern plus 10 cents extra for first class mail. Send to Laura Wheeler Terre Haute Tribune Needle craft Dept P O Box 161 New York New York.
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Laura Wheeler
Terre Haute Tribune
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
JFK Returns To Washington From West
President Kennedy flew back to Washington from a West Coast nuclear installations tour and a desert weekend. The 8 25 a.m. Andrews arrival followed a Palm Springs departure four and a half hours earlier. He met with Secretary of State Dean Rusk before Rusk's Paris-bound NATO talks. Father Edwards implied parishioners hoped to see Mrs. Kennedy, saying they love her and notes of Jackie’s absence.
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Washington
Kennedy
Andrews Air Force Base
Palm ‘Springs
Caiif
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Paris
Deputy Police Chief Resigns as Syracuse Fire riots?
A three member commission led by the Syracuse mayor took over the police force as Deputy Police Chief Francis Ryan resigned today and Chief Harold Kell also stepped down effective immediately amid corruption allegations. Ryan, 62, served 38 years on the force.
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N. Y
Francis Ryan
William F. Walsh
Harold F. Kell
Syracuse Police
Ryan
The
Force
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