Tax Cuts For Three Industries Approved
The House Ways and Means committee backed a tax cut about 300 million dollars per year for electric gas and communications industries overriding Treasury objections. Utilities would receive half the relief, raising the overall revenue effect to about 1.8 billion in cuts and about 900 million in new revenue.
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Commanders Named For Two New Army Divisions
Brig. Gen. Ralph E. Haines Jr. to command the 1st Armored Division to be organized at Ft. Hood Texas. Brig. Gen. Ashton H. Manhart to lead the 5th Mechanized Infantry Division at Ft. Carson Colorado. Activation planned for February and March respectively.
Former Reuters Chairman Sir Roderick Jones Dies
London report says Sir Roderick Jones, 84, former chairman and managing director of Reuters, died at his home Tuesday.
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Reuters
Hospitals Sponsored by State Local Governments Rise Since 1946
Since 1946 the number of United States hospitals sponsored by state and local governments has increased 55 percent, reflecting growing public funding involvement in hospital operations.
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Cleveland
United States
Kennedy Gets Church State Policy Praise
The Christian Century, a leading Protestant magazine, praises President Kennedy for a strong record on church state separation in his first year. It contrasts with America magazine's critique of Kennedy bending to Protestants and avoiding Catholic dignitaries.
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Adenauer's Condition Unchanged Amid Flu Illness
Bonn sources report West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer remains ill with the flu. His physician says his condition is unchanged as of Tuesday.
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Reilly Resigns As American Stock Exchange President
Joseph F. Reilly stepped down as chair man and president pro tem of the American Stock Exchange in New York. Edwin Posner was named president pro tem and is a candidate for chairman at the February 12 election amid an SEC investigation of the exchange. The resignations follow a broader shakeup as Edward T. McCormick and others left the top ranks, accused of tight control of the exchange.
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Indiana sets records in nonagricultural jobs and earnings
Indiana reports December records in nonagricultural employment and production workers earnings while unemployment edges up. About 1,436,800 employed off the farm and 100,500 jobless. earnings average 108.78 dollars weekly with a 41.2 hour workweek. Unemployment equals 5.5 percent, up from October.
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ROK Court Hands Life Sentence to Ex-Lt General Paik
South Korea's special revolutionary court sentenced former Lt. Gen. Paik In Yup a war hero and brother of diplomat Paik Sun Yup to life imprisonment for corruption in Seoul.
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Many Homes Across South Seen Poor in Census
The South accounting for about 30 percent of U S homes had roughly half of the nation s homes in poor condition or without plumbing in the latest census.
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Brewer in hospital after threat and self harm incident
Raleigh businessman Kidd Brewer, key figure in a state highway sign probe, was taken to a hospital after deputies found him with wrist and throat cuts at his home. The incident followed scrutiny of Brewer’s tax records and payments tied to sign contracts, amid a widening investigation involving multiple firms and state officials.
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Mikoyan Returns From African Tour
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan returned to Moscow from a tour of Guinea Ghana Mali and Morocco Tass reported on Tuesday.
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Kennedy Tax Plan Draws Opposition
President Kennedy faced bipartisan criticism over stand by authority to cut personal income taxes during recession. Senators Robertson and Kuchel attacked the plan as beyond recommendations and a power grab, while McCormack praised it as sound and Mansfield urged cross party support for a stronger America.
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Prince Charles to Attend Gordonstoun School
Prince Charles aged 13 will leave Cheam Preparatory School to attend Gordonstoun, the same institution his father Prince Philip attended. The announcement was made Tuesday in London.
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India Gifts Literature to Oslo Institute
The Government of India presented a sizable collection of Indian literature to the Indo-Iranian Institute at the University of Oslo.
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Museum Honors Police at Port Charlotte Hall of Fame
Port Charlotte unveils a memorial honoring officers killed in the line of duty at its Police Museum and Hall of Fame. Exhibits include police uniforms from around the world weapons and recreations of crime scenes.
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Pan American Union grants over a thousand fellowships
The Pan American Union a secretariat of the Organization of American States has awarded more than 1 074 fellowships to North American and Latin American students so far this year.
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Pan American Union
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Primatene Tablets Marketed For Asthma Relief Without Prescription
Primatene tablets, a 3-drug asthma formula previously prescription only, are now sold over the counter in most states. They claim to open bronchial tubes, ease congestion, and reduce spasms for hours without injections, priced at 98 cents in drugstores.
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