Kennedy endorses 13.5 billion in tax cuts plan
President Kennedy presses for rapid tax reductions and spending restraint in a 1964 budget push. He urges Congress to act this year, outlining broader goals in education employment health transportation and defense while warning the nation must build on progress and avoid complacency amid Cold War tensions.
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Congress Weighs Kennedy Tax Cut Amid Spending Worries
Washington reports cautious support for a $13.5 billion three year tax cut. Senate leaders urge spending reductions. some lawmakers warn large cuts may spark inflation and debt concerns. House members pledge to front the tax proposal with expense cuts as priority.
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Massive Cold Wave Reffects Agriculture and Fatalities
The Arctic cold snap damaged crops across California and Texas with tomato, citrus, lettuce and pepper losses. Winds up to 80 mph eased. next reports assess broader damage. Winter weather caused multiple deaths across New York Michigan Colorado Utah Nebraska Pennsylvania Texas and other states.
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Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates Notice
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Freezing Weather Hits Arizona Ranches and Towns
Southern Arizona ranchers report frozen water lines and calves born on open ranges as a cold snap continues. In Tucson, streets faced ice with sand applied by crews. Father Theodore notes 9 degrees at San Xavier, while Father Nicholas recalls the coldest period since 1913. Experts warn long lasting plant damage with citrus and ornamentals at risk. irrigation and caution against pruning. Tourists still visit Kitt Peak and Mt. Lemmon as roads close for safety. the forecast calls for a 27 degree low tonight and highs around 52 tomorrow.
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Two Inmates Recaptured After Mt Lemmon Camp Escape Attempt
Rodolfo Bustamante 21 and James Martinez Garcia 22 fled the federal prison camp in the Catalina Mountains amid harsh conditions. By 11:15 p.m. they were arrested by four FBI agents and two city officers at Bustamante’s sister’s home in 1010 West Delaware Street.
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