Unclear Economy Sparks Tax Debate Among Officials
Analysts note rising volatility in the economy prompting mixed signals from top officials. Treasury Secretary Fowler cautions against immediate action and warns against over correction, while Fed Chair Martin urges a broad tax hike, and House Leader Carl Albert doubts a tax rise will be sought as Congress seeks to expand Johnson’s budget.
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Costly neglect threatens lake environment and Mohole fate
The piece warns of pollution turning a lake into a cesspool and urges action for the Delaware Water Gap area with federal funding planned for pollution controls. It notes Project Mohole faces House rejection of 19.7 million dollars, risking shelving despite potential value to oil and gas research.
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Market Street Church to Build Parsonage on Jefferson St
The Market Street Methodist Church bought a Jefferson Street lot for a parsonage costing about 10500 dollars. Bennett McCarthy of Winchester Memorial Hospital says the hospital is debt free. Dr H L H McGuire recommends a new 30000 dollar hospital wing with four surgical wards and 26 more patient accommodations. There was heavy fighting on the Meuse with French forces advancing on Hill 287. L D Kline chaired the county Democratic committee as the convention backed reasonable preparedness but opposed militarism.
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Ring the bell for world peace and revival
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas urges persistence in faith and action. He paraphrases Elijah to ring the bell for world peace, spiritual revival, and Christian home life amid doubt, stressing God’s mercy for those who trust Him.
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Nuclear tests may wake world to Peiping irresponsibility
Washington reacts to Peiping’s third nuclear device as Chou En Lai claims the bombs stop at borders but warn that war would have no limits. The article argues for economic embargoes and radio campaigns to pressure Red China toward responsibility before it gains a larger nuclear arsenal and expands in Asia.
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Two Story Parking for Firestone Site Debate
Letter urges converting the Firestone building razing into a two story auto mobile parking facility on north Braddock St. The writer argues two levels increase capacity and offer weather protection, suggesting open access or rental spaces for downtown merchants if the second floor is closed to the public.
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Noted Fears and Fancy Phobias in Everyday Life
HAL BOYLE sketches a humorous self inventory of common fears revealing how psychiatry labels everyday anxieties. He lists phobias from tophophobia the fear of being buried alive to chronophobia the fear of time and notes writers face phobia about writing.
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Stock Market Jitters Could Bless if Politicians Listen
Henry J. Taylor argues that stock market declines are not cured by White House reassurances and that politicians who dismiss the fall ignore the broader confidence effects on jobs, taxes, and debt. He warns Johnson's policies deepen the malaise and that a market shock could force reality and fiscal restraint.
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Washington
Degenerative arthritis facts and remedies explained
Wayne Brandstadt MD outlines what degenerative arthritis is, contrasts it with rheumatoid arthritis, and explains treatments such as Pabalate, gold injections, and weight gain guidance. He covers causes, safety, and practical advice for managing symptoms and improving health.
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