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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1964
Page
12
The federal income tax cut is seen as a real raise in take home pay, with workers focusing on net checks. Withholding drops from 18 to 14 percent, raising in hand income though end of year refunds loom for low earners while higher brackets may owe more come tax time.
The profile recalls Bobby G. Baker as a trusted, approachable source on legislative matters who worked as secretary to the Senate's Democratic majority until his resignation on October 7 and subsequent investigation. He was known for his calm, confident demeanor and willingness to assist reporters and senators.
New York doctors warn that several million American men over 35 may have silent coronary artery disease. They urge annual checkups with X rays and an exercise ECG to detect hidden blockage and reduce heart attack risk.
In Moscow Agriculture Minister Ivan Volovchenko warned the Soviet Union faces dust bowl like erosion with about three million acres abandoned yearly. He urged a law to hold departments and farms accountable for soil fertility and land use while noting wind erosion is heavy in arid Kazakh and Siberian regions. A Louisville note adds Houston Jones Jr. won a $25 radio bonus story after witnessing a crash near his school.
Negro author Louis Lomax accuses Boston religious leaders of pious hypocrisy for opposing a scheduled Negro school boycott on Feb 26. Massachusetts Attorney General Brooke rules the boycott illegal and explains school attendance laws. In Louisville Roy Hunt borrows a foreign car, cannot reverse, lifts the front end and wheels it around to rejoin traffic.
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