Tax Hike Seen Alternative to Governor's Proposals
In St Paul AP report liberals consider income tax increases as a revenue source to replace Gov. Andersen proposed excise taxes on new cars telephone and electric bills. Heaney claims a family of four with 5000 dollars income would pay 11.22 annually versus 26.50 under Andersen plan.
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ST. Paul
Elmer L. Andersen
Gerald Heaney
Democratic National Com
General Revenue Fund
Gov. Andersen
Rep
D. D. Wozniak
House
Andersen
Wozniak
Lloyd Duxbury
Step Toward Legislation for State Aid to Junior Colleges
The House Education Committee approved a two part plan to boost state aid for junior colleges. The bill would raise resident aid from 250 to 350 and non resident aid to 500 per pupil, with a calculating amendment tying aid to costs minus tuition.
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House Education Committee
House Appropriations Committee
House
Jack Fenn
Hibbing
Meland
Senate Education Committee
Senate
Austin
State Department of Education
Santa Maria to head into waters after Recife stop
An article from Norfolk Virginia reports that a Brazilian admiral told the U S Navy Caribbean commander the liner Santa Maria will reportedly steam back into international waters after discharging her captive passengers at Recife today.
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Norfolk, Va
Caribbean
Santa Maria
Recife
Hammarskjold seeks UN powers to curb Congo army
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold asks the Security Council for authority to reorganize the Congo army to prevent civil war in the nation. Adlai Stevenson, debuting as the United States representative, supports council efforts for orderly transition while avoiding harsh rhetoric.
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Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. Security Council
Congo
Adlai E. Stevenson
Council
Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
U.N
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
United Arab Republic
Lumumba
pro-Lumumba
Kasavubu
Stevenson
U.S
United States
Two South Dakota Ministers Die in Snow Crash
Wellington South Dakota AP reports two Rapid City ministers died when their car hit a truck on a snow swept highway. Victims are Rev. Paul M Fowler 59 and Rev. Allen T Christy 46. A third minister Rev Eugene Clements of Hot Springs survived without serious injury.
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Wellington
S.D
Rapid City
Paul M Fowler
Allen T. Christy
Eugene Clements
Hot Springs
Nelson asks legislature for 503 million state budget
Wisconsin Governor Gaylord Nelson urged lawmakers to approve a 503 million dollar two year state budget to address the state's pressing needs.
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Madison
Wis
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Kennedy proposes swift anti recession plan with higher pensions
President Kennedy asks Congress for rapid anti recession action built on faster spending and higher old age pensions. He cites January unemployment rising to 54 million jobless and promises further proposals within 75 days if conditions do not improve. He seeks quick Social Security boosts, higher minimum wage, accelerated federal contracting and urban renewal, plus tax reform and expanded unemployment coverage.
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JFK
Congress
Washington
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Swine Institute draws 800 hog producers in Minnesota Iowa
About 800 hog producers gathered at the Austin High School auditorium for the Minnesota Iowa 24th annual Swine Institute. Dr. L. E. Hanson urged producers to reduce total grain for brood sows while increasing protein, recommending nine-tenths of a pound daily, and emphasized treating newborn pigs for anemia with injectable iron.
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Austin
Minnesota
Iowa
Don Ritland
L. E. Hanson
University of Minnesota
Hanson
West Germany offers U.S. one billion to ease dollar drain
Bonn proposed a roughly one billion dollar payment to ease U S dollar and gold drains. Ludwid Erhard told U S ambassador Dowling about a plan including 587 million prepayment of postwar debt and 200 million canceled for German assets seized in the United States. Germans also offered higher U S purchases and infrastructure support.
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W. Germany
U. S
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
United States
Economics
Ludwig Erhard
Walter C. Dowling
Groundhogs See Shadows Predict Six Weeks More Winter
In Quarryville Pennsylvania three observers reported groundhogs emerged from frozen holes and saw shadows, suggesting six weeks of winter ahead according to folklore. Robert W. Herr, chairman of the Groundhog Lodge of Quarryville, confirmed the finding.
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Quarryville, Pa
Robert W. Herr
Quarryville
Groundhog Shadow Forecast Stirs Lodge For Groundhog Day
Groundhog sightings near Colerain Township and Punxsutawney mark Groundhog Day as the lodge members and forecaster Hammy at Philadelphia Zoo report shadows. Punxsutawney Phil, despite subzero temps, emerges at Gobbler's Knob then retreats, signaling six more weeks of winter per club president Sam Light.
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Jack Lefever
Colerain Township
Lefever
Harvard
Fred Ulmer
Philadelphia Zoo
Hammy
Quarryville Lodge
Punxsutawney
Phil
Sam Light
Groundhog predicts six more weeks of winter in state
State House lawn ceremony confirms shadow as Rhode Island endures a 15th straight day below freezing. Overnight low fell to 6 degrees below zero with outlying readings around 20 below as officials forecast continued cold tonight. The groundhog’s forecast hints at improved weather in six weeks.
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Groundhog
State House
Rhode Island
Seven die as Pennsy train derails near Bowie
A passenger train bound for Bowie race course derailed today. State Police report seven killed and at least 50 injured. Emergency crews worked at the scene with multiple casualties and extensive damage reported.
Nation's Leap to Push Button Warfare Sparks Defense Shift
The Minuteman ICBM test near Cape Canaveral signals a shift to push button warfare. Analysts warn scattered silos risk nationwide vulnerability while promising strategic posture changes for the United States and global politics.
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Minuteman
United States
Air Force
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