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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1967

Page

3

One Man Holds the Reel: Shurlock Shapes U S Censorship

Geoffrey Shurlock, 72, heads the Motion Picture Association code office, overseeing most U S film approvals. His modest, decisive rulings steer what audiences see as industry self censorship evolves through script reviews and final appeals.

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Survey Funds Legislators Hunting More Tax Money

A Chicago AP report summarizes 1967 tax changes across states as legislatures seek more revenue. Nebraska and West Virginia adopt new corporate taxes. Maryland Montana Tennessee raise rates. Minnesota and North Dakota boost taxes on banks and income. Sales taxes expand in Rhode Island Washington Wyoming. cigarette and tobacco taxes rise in Tennessee Wyoming New Hampshire. Governors face rate changes as states pursue broader tax base.

Chicago Commerce’ Clearing House Nebraska State Board’ of Equalization and Assessment West Virginia Maryland Montana Tennessee Minnesota North Dakota Vermont North Carolina Kansas District of Columbia Rhode Island Washington Wyooming Texas Nevada Dycee Oreon Oe Ee Ventana Ballon Wyoming New Hampshire

Draft Law Now Waits On Johnson

A draft extension bill that guarantees deferments for most college students, prioritizes 18 year olds for induction, and bars a lottery system awaits President Johnson's signature. The final version, shaped by House Senate conferees, keeps current authority through June and folds in deferment rules that place student status into law, with deferments lasting until undergraduate work ends or age 24 is reached.

Washington Johnson House Senate Mark Clark House Armed Services Committee Burke Marshall Congress Marshall Commission Clark

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