Tax and apportionment issues move to subcommittees in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio the Senate Ways and Means Committee heard four hours of opposition to the education tax bill seeking 252 million dollars more for schools. A 1 percent sales tax proposal drew mixed support from groups like the Ohio Retail Merchants Association and the Ohio AFL-CIO. House and Senate subcommittees were formed to draft tax and redistricting plans, while other measures sped through both chambers.
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Ohio
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Ohio Retail Merchants Association
Ohio Afl-Cio
Michael J. Maloney
Robin T. Turner
Marion
Elections, Commerce, and Labor Committee
Ohio House Taxation Committee
State Board of Education
Public Health Council
Congress panel faults admin for Vietnam war cost underestimates
A Senate House Economic Committee report says war spending in Vietnam will likely exceed administration estimates for fiscal 1967 and 1968, risking tighter money and higher interest rates. It cites underestimation of costs, current tax proposals, and urges economic measures to offset increased military outlays.
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Washington
Senate House Economic Committee
U.S
Vietnam
Congressional Study Panel
Committee
Congress
Johnson
Irving Dulberg Urged To Return To Brooklyn
Washington AP reports Jennie Epstein, once engaged to Irving Dulberg, former Brooklyn postal worker, writes to Rep. Emanuel Celler asking the press to help locate him. She says his absence led to dismissal for excessive absence and a despondent withdrawal, urging public notice and reconciliation.
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Washington
Irving Dulberg
Jennie
Brooklyn
Irving
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Jennie Epstein
Celler
N.Y
Monkees Admit Faking First Hits and Plan Tour
New York AP report says the Monkees fessed up that their early hits were not all their own and that they now tour as a four man group. Peter Tork, Davy Jones, Mike Nesmith and Micky Dolenz announce a July 8 to August 27 tour of 30 cities and defend their rise from TV stars to a real band with a positive, defiant stance.
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New York
The
Monkees
Peter Tori
Davy Jones
Mike Nesmith
Micky Dolenz
Half Dollars Start to Reappear in Circulation
Robert A. Wallace, assistant secretary of the Treasury, says half dollars are reappearing in numbers. He notes the general coin shortage is ended except for halves, with more being circulated and banks now stocking them. He cautions the shortage is not yet over as supply still lags demand.
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Washington
U. S
Robert A. Wallace
the Treasury
Treasury Department
Wallace
Nasser
Egypt
Moscow
Cairo
Israel
Silence Hangs Over Nasser as Egypt Mulls Next Steps
AP Special Correspondent notes President Gamal Abdel Nasser has spoken little since the June war ended, widening public doubt and anxiety. The piece outlines economic strain, government belt-tightening, and a cautious Nasser weighing Soviet arms aid against internal sentiment, with Cairo voices increasingly urging a practical stance toward Israel.
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Cairo
Communist Party
Borba
Belgrade
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Conneaut Chamber of Commerce
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Beatles
Rolling Stone
Mick Jagger
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Tork
Putnam School
Athens
America
Jamestown
Williamsburg
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By William L. Ryan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
National Assembly
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