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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
1
Mrs Dowell, once a painter and poet, lies crippled by brain damage after an accident. She remains conscious to some degree, with nurses and her mother describing intermittent responses and facial cues, while long hospital stays drain a family’s funds and hope.
Paris reports 88,649 heavy smokers have quit, including many physicians, due to a new formula Fronicotyl that reduces the urge to smoke. Readers may request a free brochure by sending name and address to the Anti Tobacco Center of America in New York.
Senate Republican leaders plan an independent inquiry into the U S backed Bay of Pigs invasion amid Democratic accusations of politicization Cuban exile leaders challenge Attorney General Kennedy on air cover claims noting jets were seen on invasion day and reports of a military signal denying promised air support
The proposed tax cut would cut personal deductions and tighten loopholes, with the basic exemption staying at 600 but overall limits on total deductions. It would reduce individual rates from 91.20 to 14 percent ranges and affect capital gains, stock options, dividends, inheritances, and depletion allowances. The plan aims to shift taxpayers toward the standard deduction, while the corporate cut could save about 1 billion in net taxes when effective. The House Ways and Means Committee, led by Rep. Mills, will draft the bill, possibly mirroring Kennedy's program.
The discussion centers on balancing cuts with a rise in certain Seeral budget items for fiscal 19. Officials argue reductions must pair with comparable decreases to avoid harming national programs and services.
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