Amend Basic Law One Constitutional Change Affects Taxation
A Texas Constitution amendment series discusses two proposals affecting counties. One would let the Legislature create county hospital districts with voter approval, limited to specified counties and a 75 cent per 1000 valuation tax, and the other would allow a county tax assessor collector office in counties with under 10 000 people subject to a voter referendum. Proponents cite efficiency and consolidation benefits while opponents warn of new costs and political risk.
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C. B. Lloyd Jr
Austin
Galveston County
George Parkhouse
Dallas
Doyle Willis
Fort Worth
Bexar
el Paso
Harris
Jefferson
Tarrant
Nq County
Crea
Commissioners Court
Kremlin Peace Offensive Aims to Split Allies Says Analyst
United Press Foreign Analyst Charles M. McCann notes Moscow shows alarmingly cooperative posture with disarmament plans, inspections of nuclear facilities, and calls for German elections. He warns Kremlin aims to split Allied unity, despite likely US Britain and France skepticism.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Kremlin
Andrei Vishinsky
United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
Vishinsky
Eisenhower
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Russia
West
East Germany
London
West Germany
France
Gromyko
Molotov
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Pennsy Airman Charged in Death of Infant Son
A 21-year-old Pennsylvania airman faces a murder charge after an autopsy showed his seven week old son was crushed to death. He admitted squeezing the crying baby Monday night and said he had a growing animosity toward the child born August 22.
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Fort Worth
Pennsylvania
Sid
Aliquippa
Penn
Carswell Air Force Base
Army Ordnance
Carswell
Report In Mill On Subversives
Chairman Edward H. Rees said the Civil Service Committee will receive a report on 1,743 federal employees dropped for subversive activities or associations. The report by the Civil Service Commission will define subversive actions and is under DOJ security clearance with an Oct. 20 deadline set.
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Washington
Edward H. Rees
House Civil Service Committee
Rees
Kansas Republican
Civil Service Commission
Department of Justice
Hazing fading from college campuses across the nation
A United Press survey of 10 leading universities finds hazing waning as a rite of passage. Veterans and upperclassmen seeking labor replace brutal tests with chores like washing windows and yard work, while programs such as Help Week and official anti hazing stances curb the practice. Reports from Iowa Texas Indiana Columbia Miami California and others note fewer incidents, with several schools banning or restricting hazing after past fatalities and injuries.
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United Press
National Inter-Fraternity Council
University of Iowa
Daly Faunce
Jack Holland
University of Texas
Holland
University of Indiana
Columbia University
New York
University of Miami
Fla
Everglades
University of California
Knox College
Galesburg
Til
Hofstra College
Long Island
Probe Into Tax Hike On Long Cigarettes
Oklahoma City tax ev Melton urged the Legislature to study boosting the tax on king size cigarets to offset revenue losses from fewer cigar purchases. Jack Rhodes, director of the Oklahoma Legislative Council, noted the proposal at a Wednesday session.
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Oklahoma City
Jack Rhodes
Oklahoma
Legislative Counci
L. D. Melton
Me and Taxation Committee
Melton
Snack tray slice red apples into cubes and spears
Cut red apples into bite sized cubes without peeling. Arrange on tray with colored toothpicks as spears for easy serving.
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