Kennedy submits largest tax cut plan in history
Washington AP Kennedy officials say first tax cuts tied to a sweeping three year overhaul will not take effect before July 1. Treasury Secretary Dillon cautions a delayed start, with effects aimed for 1966 and a balanced budget backdrop amid ongoing deficit urgency. Some lawmakers favor January 1 start.
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Washington
Kennedy
Etary
The
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Congress
Gy Dillon
Deen
Follies layout typo and fire safety note mix in second section
Part of the page shows a misspelled caption about Follies of 1863 and mentions three passersby who saved a Winchester fire unit from a car fire at noon. It describes Justin Kelchner Danny Kline and an informant moving a blazing bale away from the cab and extinguishing it with a plant extinguisher.
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Stonewall Jackson
Winchester Fire Companies
Justin Kelchner
Danny Kline
Coca-Cola
Follies Tickets Remain for Shenandoah College Run
Follies opens next Thursday and runs Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in Shenandoah College Auditorium with over 500 special Patrons Night seats sold. Proceeds go to the hospital building fund. dress rehearsal Wednesday is open to students for a nominal charge.
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George Washington Hotel
Hospital Auxiliary
Victor Albright
W. Clayton Anderson
Chris Carter
New York
Baby Weighs 16 Pounds in Perth Birth
A 16-pound two-ounce son was born Wednesday to Jadwyga Sochacki a 36 year old mother in Perth. The baby arrived five weeks early. Four of her other five children weighed between 11 and 14 pounds at birth. The mother stands 5 feet 4% inches and weighs 266 pounds. The father Peter Sochacki is 6 feet tall and weighs 168 pounds.
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Perth
Australia
Jadwyga Sochacki
Khrushchev Tours Berlin Wall Amid Cold War Echoes
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev visited the Berlin Wall area in West Berlin after a morning at an East German party conference. He waved to spectators from the East German border line near Friedrichstrasse, declining to cross into the West, as tensions remained high with U.S. tanks nearby.
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Amere
U.S
Berlin
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Moscow
Peking
Gomulka
Walter Ulbricht
Wall
Willy Brandt
Friedrichstrasse
Brandt
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Kennedy outlines 1964 federal budget allocations
The plan splits each tax dollar for fiscal 1964 among defense and foreign aid, interest, veterans, and other programs. It also shows the sources of a dollar from individual income tax, corporate tax, excise taxes, government borrowing, and other revenues.
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Washington
Kennedy
Defense
Kennedy Budget Draws Fire in Washington Debates
President Kennedy’s 11.9 billion deficit budget faces harsh critique from Democrats and Republicans. Critics call it incredible and ridiculous arguing the deficit undermines tax cuts and risks higher living costs. Senate leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois calls the budget incredible and warns the New Frontier won’t end deficits.
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Washington
Kennedy
GOP
Charles
Senate
Everett Mirksen
Illinois
1924 Hospital Fire Recalled by Former Employee
Harold C. March recalls the January 18 1924 fire at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He details the evacuation of 36 patients with no fatalities or injuries, the estimated $100 000 loss, and notes hospital planning beginning in 1897 and chartering in 1901 as the building faced destruction.
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Harold C. March
S. Loudoun St
The
Star
Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. Boscawn and
Stewart Sts
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Boscawen St
Sta
Winchester Star
President seeks large space spending boost for moon program
President Kennedy asks Congress to approve about 6.2 billion for NASA and 184.9 million for the Atomic Energy Commission for space projects in fiscal 1964, signaling a push toward a lunar landing by the decade's end and expanded, manned and unmanned space research including Venus and Mars exploration. The request would raise total space outlays to 4.38 billion, up from 2.54 billion.
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Washington
U.S
Verdane
Kennedy
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
Con
Venus
Mars
Emergency Board Tackles Dock Strike
President Kennedy calls an emergency board session to resolve a 26 day dock strike crippling Atlantic and Gulf ports from Maine to Texas. Sen Wayne Morse leads mediation with ILA leaders and New York Shipping Association reps, aiming a report by Monday.
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Joe Fins
Kennedy
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Free World
Congress
Maine
Texas
Sen
Wayne. Morse
D-Ore
Thomas Gleason
Afl-Cio International
ILA
Association
Gulf
W. Willard Wirtz
Morse
James J. Healy
Associated
Harvard University
Theodore W. Kheel
New York City
Owners VEPCO Officials Meet On Power Line
Berryville residents and landowners met with VEPCO representatives to discuss possible route changes for the proposed 500000 volt power line. No definite changes were reported, and VEPCO will confer with its heads before deciding.
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VEPCO
Berryville
Kenneth M. Gilpin, Jr
Edward Lee
A. R. Dunning
L. D. Johnson, III
Vepco Engineering
Richmond
Gilpin
Burr P. Harrison
Kennedy Budget Aims At 1963 64 Deficit And Growth
President Kennedy outlines a budget plan projecting a 1963 64 deficit of 11.9 billion, prioritizing defense space and social programs. He argues tax cuts could raise revenues, while investments in education urban affairs and medical care for the aged are proposed with detailed defense and space costs.
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Capitol Hill
Department of Urban Affairs
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Winchester building permits show 1962 totals up over 1961
City records indicate 1962 construction value rose by more than 1.3 million dollars from 1961, driven largely by non residential projects. Residential activity declined slightly while non residential permits jumped to 1,953,933.69 in value.
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Winchester
Dept
Setasiy
Wana
Fecadena
Ziaséa
A Ety
Mits
Kennedy proposes spending plan to spur full employment
Kennedy outlined a new year budget aiming for full employment, higher production and purchasing power. The plan would exceed wartime levels, with a 1944-45 high of $98.3 billion and a public debt rise to $315.6 billion, but the aim is to reinvigorate the economy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Gale Acevance
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