Eisenhower’s warning about deficits echoed in 1963
In May 1963 Dwight Eisenhower warned of a swollen budget and mounting debt that would burden future generations. The article notes deficits of about 5 billion in 1963 versus 290 billion in 1992, with debt near 300 billion and interest at 10 billion, paralleled by calls for spending cuts in agriculture, defense, and space. The piece links his concerns to today’s fiscal debates and political debate.
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Lesbian couple’s Austin wedding becomes public story
Sara Strandtman and Karen Umminger planned a July wedding in Austin. They publicly announced the ceremony in the Austin American-Statesman and faced letters and calls from readers. The announcement, and their TV coverage, spurred debate while they described the event as a celebration of life and diversity.
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