Indiana payroll tax plan proposed by Indiana Reap League
Directors of the Indiana Repeal League approved drafting a bill for the 1965 Legislature to let cities levy a 1 percent payroll tax on residents and nonresidents who work in the city. The tax would fund property tax relief and is projected to raise 12 to 15 million dollars annually for Indianapolis, with about 20 percent from nonresident workers. Bills of this type have been introduced before but not enacted, often requiring a referendum.
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Central Christian Church to Sponsor Summer School Program
Central Christian Church will run a Vacation Church School from July 20 to July 31, daily 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. for ages three through eight grade and led by Donald Cookman and Mrs. Jeffrey Seulean. Staff includes named teachers for nursery and two kindergarten groups and a Primary Department theme Jesus. Infant toy sales in New York total about one hundred fifty million dollars annually.
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Robert Stinson
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FAA Tests Seek Bird-Proof Glass
FAA tests in Washington probe bird impact on aircraft windshields using test birds and various materials. An FAA spokesman stresses weight and speed determine durability while noting alternative shapes and substances may be used if needed.
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Washington
Upi
Federal Aviation Agency
Freedom Day drives spark arrests in Mississippi Delta
In Greenwood Mississippi 70 people were arrested during a Freedom Day registration drive with all arrests in Greenwood. Demonstrators faced police who disrupted signs and used buses to move participants. King was due to assess tensions in St. Augustine Florida amid civil rights protests.
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Greenville
King Returns
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Florida
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Seattle Area Quake Recorded
An earthquake measuring 5.5 on the Richter scale was recorded in northwestern Washington between Bellingham and the Canadian border. No damage was reported, according to University of Washington seismologist Normen Rasmussen.
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Upi
Washington
University of Washington
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Mexico Opposes Cuban Sanctions At OAS Meeting
Mexico will oppose all proposed penalties against Fidel Castro's Cuban regime at the upcoming OAS meeting. Foreign Minister Jose Gorostiza said Mexico cannot commit to abiding by any possible OAS decision and hopes sanctions will not be necessary.
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Mexico
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Organization of American States
Jose Gorostiza
Gorostiza
OAS
Montreal coma patient dies after twelve years
Thse Da genais aged 21 who had been in a coma since a traffic accident 12 years ago in Montreal died Monday. Her nurse said she had grown steadily weaker since spring.
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