Christmas appeal from Salvation Army aids needy Thom asville families
Several hundred children in Thomasville and Thomas County face a Christmas without gifts or meals. The Salvation Army asks local residents to donate money to fund meals and toys, promising to screen applicants and distribute gifts responsibly at 415 Smith Ave. Your donation of any amount can bring a child a memorable Christmas.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
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Salvation Army
Smith Ave
Inconsistent Tax Credit Debate Spurs Senate Hearing
President Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange testifies before the Senate Finance Committee that scrapping the four percent tax credit on dividends clashes with the tax reduction program goals. He supports rate cuts but warns against repealing the credit, noting double taxation on corporate income and the modest relief the credit provides.
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Senate Finance Committee
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Congress
Yuletide Rush and the Christmas Spirit
The Asheville Citizen reflects on December crowds and charitable giving amid commercialization. Many anonymous letters critique materialism yet note the season inspires generosity, neighborliness, and job opportunities, while Christ remains present in the festive mood.
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Asheville
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Spat Over Lower School Aid Persists in 1964
President Johnson signs three Kennedy education bills while opposition and constitutional questions hover over aid to Catholic schools. A fourth major Kennedy program, aid to aged medical care, has dim prospects. Senate filibusters and election-year timing threaten progress on elementary and secondary school aid.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Senate
Smoking A Pipe Social Problem
A humorous social column notes pipe smoking as a quirksome problem in households and workplaces. It highlights reactions of wives and bosses, the appeal of aromatic tobacco, and the sentimental value of pipes. Types of pipes and the corncob as an American icon are discussed with light nostalgia.
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Little Rock, Ark
Forgiveness and Christ's Love Guide A Troubled Heart
A reader asks how to forgive a great wrong when they cannot. The reply recalls Christ’s unconditional forgiveness and urges honest repentance, prayer for a loving heart, and blessing toward the offender to bring peace and possible reconciliation.
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Christ
Small U.S. Firms Boost Foreign Plant Building and Licensing
A Booz Allen survey shows 43 percent of new foreign activity by U.S. companies under $50 million in sales. In the first half of 1963, 348 new foreign units were established, the most since 1960. Britain, Canada, Japan, West Germany, France, and Italy account for most growth. Home offices concentrate in New York, Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, California, Michigan, and New Jersey.
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Japan
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France
Italy
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Michigan
New Jersey
Acheson Sees Error in View on NATO and Kennan's Warnings
In Washington Acheson defends a firm anti-Communist line in Europe and opposes Kennan's disengagement idea. He urges strong U S ties with West Germany and questions plans to soften defenses, while noting pressures around Jessup as a potential White House adviser.
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U. S
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Willi Schlamm
Washington
Bonn
Eisenhower
Schlamm
Germany
Erhard
Adenauer
France
Khrushchev
Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Philip Jessup
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Holland
Jessup
McGeorge Bundy
Thought Provokers and Voices on Happiness and Duty
Brief thoughts about energy, conformity, and happiness stressing selflessness and purpose. A note from the Webster Harris Welborn Advertising Agency in Lubbock Texas frames these maxims as guidance for living and valuing the future over the past.
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Webster-Harris - Welborn Advertising Agency
Lubbock
Tex
Today in History December 20 highlights across years
On this day in 1880 England’s telephone monopoly faced an infraction ruling leading to Post Office operation of phones. In 1922 Soviet Union formed. In 1944 German offensive pressed into Belgium as Americans held. 1952 Moses Lake crash killed 87. Ten years ago Shah sought mercy via court martial. Five years ago pilots strike grounded 1 500 flights. One year ago US and Britain agreed on defense arrangements for NATO nuclear shifts.
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England
Post Office
Iran
Mohammed Mossadesh
American Airlines
United States
Britain
Football Goes Big Time in TV Sponsorship Bids
We note that TV networks are ready to bid for sponsorship of the National League football games next season. The current package price was just over a million dollars and the new contract is expected to be substantially higher. If dollars were votes, the return would be strong.
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