Johnson signs tax cuts ending wartime excises
President Johnson signs a multi year plan to roll back wartime excise taxes totaling 4.7 billion with initial 1.78 billion annual cut effective midnight and a further 1.75 billion cut next January 1. The rest phase out by January 1969. Manufacturers to pass savings to consumers. A government price study is to assess impact. a consumer brochure explains cuts. Johnson urges responsible wage and price setting to sustain growth.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Treasury Department
AMA Faces Doctors Strike Over Medicare Program
The AMA House of Delegates debated a non participation stance against tax funded Medicare for all seniors, with resolutions urging doctors to refuse participation. Dr. Durward Hall and other delegates argued for or against the plan as committee chair Dr. George Petznick oversees the probe into potential boycotts.
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Jey Pick
House
American Medical Ass
Appel
AMA
Durward
Congress
Hall
Missouri
House of Delegates
Committee On
George Petznick
Cleveland
Ohio
James Z. Appel
Lancaster
Charles L. Hudson
Weekend thefts report multiple valuables taken
Police said over the weekend several break ins involved missing items including a diamond ring, a wrist watch, a portable television, a black cameo ring and about 200 dollars from purses. Victims Max Crabtree, Mary Sibbach and Howard Compton reported losses from homes on Nichol Avenue, 1th Street and 11th Street. some doors were unlocked and no forced entry found.
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Max Crabtree
Nichol Ave
Robert Estes
Yesi
Mary Sibbach
Sibbach
Anderson Bank
Howard Compton
W. 11Th St
Dominican Labor Strike Fails Monday
In Santo Domingo pro rebel labor leaders failed to spark a general strike on Monday. Shops in rebel and junta zones stayed open and normal life continued with no work stoppage reported in the capital. The interior showed no immediate strike impact, and a similar effort in Santiago collapsed. AFL-CIO spokesmen said Canatres, the country’s largest labor union, was not involved.
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Santiago
Caamano
Afl-Cio
Washington
Dominican Republic
Canatres
Weather outlook with clouds and thundershowers
Partly cloudy with thundershowers today and tonight. High in the mid 80s, low around the high yesterday. St Jon 68. Sunset 8:17 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 3:18 a.m.
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St Jon
Romney calls for GOP comeback in 1966 unity report
Gov. George Romney of Michigan warns the Republican party faces extinction without unity and a clear direction and says the main goal now is a strong comeback in 1966. He suggests possible runs for governor or U.S. senator and weighs Goldwater’s Free Society Association, fearing factional aims if political rather than educational.
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George Romney
UPT
Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan
GOP
Romney
Johnson
Detroit
Washington
White House
New York State
Richard Nixon
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
Free Society Association
Rom ‘Ney
Thene
the United
Republican
Remney
Youth Riot in Algiers prompts special council meeting
Algiers youth demonstrations in front of the post office decry the ouster of President Ahmed Ben Bella. Police and troops dispersed crowds of 200 to 300 protesters, mostly students, as a special city council meeting set for tomorrow considered a zoning change for Bell Telephone and creation of a capital improvement fund amid security crackdowns.
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Algiers
Eee
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Wive Ben Bella
Bell Telephone Co
Raible Ave
Rrans
Col
Houari Boumedienne
Counci
de Ji
Anit
Ma Boumediane
Tien
Pago
New Arrivals In Andersen and Vicinity
Birth notices from St. John’s Hospital and Community Hospital list a series of newborns. Families include Hop kins on Madison Avenue a boy. Newman on Wend Street a girl. Ball on 20th Street a girl. Weaver on Madison Avenue a girl. Raymore on Hendricks Street a boy. Strong on 6th Street a boy. Price on Whew Street a boy. Deford on Vekary Street a girl. Benedet of Pendleton a girl. Kakman on Woodlawn Drive a boy. Perry on Fairview Street a boy. Saxon on West Third Street a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Joseph Hopkins
Madison Ave
Fred Newman
MT Wend St
James Ball
20Th St
Clifford Weaver
Community Hospital
Raymore
Hendricks St
Jack Strong
WN B
Bay
Michael Price
Bey
Jay Deford
Vekary St
Harald Benedet
Pendleton
Joseph Kakman
WA Woodlawn
Joseph Perry
Fairview St
Richard Saxon
AL W. Srd St
Former Elwood Fire Chief John Brown Dies in Marion
John Brown 78 former Elwood Fire Chief died at 7 a m Sunday at Jones Nursing Home Marion He lived on South 7th Street Elwood He was a St Josephs Catholic Church and Knights of Columbus member Born March 23 1887 son of David and Mary C Brown His wife Mary preceded him in death He survived by two brothers George B Brown Gary and Joe Brown Steubenville Ohio and several nieces and nephews High Mass at St Josephs Catholic Church officiated by Rev Robert Fosselman and Rev David Fosselman burial in Catholic Cemetery south of Elwood
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John Brown
Jones Nursing Home
Marion
South 7 St
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus Lodge
Ehwood Fire Department
Elmer Tunis
Mr. Brown
David
Mary C. Brown
Mary Brown
Kansans Flee Flood Waters as Arkansas River Rises
Thousands evacuated across Kansas as the Arkansas River flood surged through towns from Syracuse to Great Bend. The levy breach and heavy rain prompted planned mass evacuations, with hospitals evacuating patients and towns bracing for crest levels as damage and fatalities mounted in Colorado and western Kansas.
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Larned
Arkansas
Syracuse
Airi Kansas
Garden
U.S
Weather Bureau
Edwards County
Spearville
Great Bend
Denver
Kansas
Colorado
Marines Clash Near Ruined Da Nang Church
UPI reports a Marine patrol near an abandoned church 10 miles west of Da Nang engaging Viet Cong in close quarters. One Marine killed, three wounded. at least four enemy fighters killed and a fifth captured.
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Saigon
UPI
T.S
da Nang
Several Arrested In Gaming Raid Court Dates Set
An Indianapolis gaming raid led to multiple arrests and court dates set. Investigations show 14 year old Anderson youth committed to the Indiana Reformatory after a fatal shooting linked to family dispute. Harty received 2 to 21 years for voluntary manslaughter. Ken got 1 to 2 years for reckless homicide.
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Anderson
Indiana Reformatory
Madison
Carl T. Smith
George C. Harty
Reformatory
Harty
Reecie Neff
Neff
Norman T. Ken
West Central School Merger Put to Voters Today
Voters statewide will decide today on the acceptance of the West Central Community School Corporation which would become the county’s largest district. The proposal would incorporate a portion of the Central Metropolitan School District into West Central as part of the regional consolidation.
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West Central School Corporation
West Central Community School Corporation
West Central Irea
Central Metropolitan School District
Detective Dies In Georgia Police Station Shooting
In Macon Georgia Willie J Sheffield about 32 fatally wounded a police officer and badly wounded another after shooting his way from Macon police headquarters He was killed in the eastern section after abandoning a car and attempting to flee Hundreds of officers including bloodhounds pursued him from City Hall to the scene of the gunfight
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Macon. Ga
Macon
Willie J. Sheffield
iMucon
Fool
Patiel
Sheffield
City Hall
Thief Steals from Window at World's Busiest Intersection
A thief cut a hole in a jewelry store window during broad daylight at Chicago's famous street intersection. Two diamond rings valued at $7,000 were taken as hundreds of rush hour pedestrians passed by. No arrests reported as the crime occurred in front of witnesses.
Kansas Pair Hang Today For Slayings
Two young killers James Douglas Latham and George Ranald York, both 20s, are scheduled to hang early Tuesday at the Kansas Penitentiary for one of seven 1961 slayings. Gov. Avery refused clemency, confirming the death sentence in the cross country robbery spree that began after a Ft Hood escape. York and Latham, from Florida and Texas, were linked to the Oakley railroad worker killing near Wallace Kansas on June 3 1961. The executions will occur in the same prison warehouse used for earlier hangings of Perry Edward Smith and Richard Eugene Hickock.
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Kan
Kansas Penitentiary
James Douglas Latham
George Ranald York
Sherman Crouse
William H. Avery
Kansas
York
Jacksonville
Fla
Jane Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
Otto Ziegler
Oakley
Wallace
Florida
Tennessee
Illinois
Colorado
Latham
Perry Edward Smith
Richard Eugene Hickack
Herbert Clutter Farm
Holcomb
Kaw
Ft. Hood
Edward J. Guidroz
Baton Rouge
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