Kennedy proposes tax changes cut most and boost a few
President Kennedy outlines tax reform that ends itemizing for 6.5 million taxpayers and moves them to a standard deduction. Most Americans would see lower taxes by 1965, while a small number in high income brackets may pay more. Changes depend on congressional approval.
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Tax cut table shows Kennedy two step reduction effects
A Washington AP table compares 1962 tax payments with proposed two step cuts for 1963 and 1964. It lists taxable income levels from 4,000 to 20,000 and shows taxes under 1962 and the two future years for married couples filing jointly.
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Kennedy
Hitchcock Hour and Variety on Air Tonight Schedule
The listing details WIEN Alfred Hitchcock Hour episode A Tangled Web at 9 30 p m and WRGB Jack Paar Show with guest stars Zsa Zsa Gabor Monique Van Vooren Carla Alberghetti Randy Paar plus Florence Henderson. It lists news weather sports and a dense grid of programs across channels 2 3 5 6 10 12 13 with cartoons sports features and children’s shows throughout the day and night.
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Bicycle abundance at colleges exceeds student numbers
A UPI survey of about 40 colleges finds three bicycles for every four students at schools including the University of Michigan Vassar Smith Princeton Stanford and the University of Florida according to the Bicycle Institute of America.
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Rules on federal income tax exemptions for dependents
The article explains who can be claimed as a dependent for 1962 taxes, detailing $600 personal and $600 per dependent exemptions. It covers children, students, and various relatives, noting age limits, support tests, and income rules, including who may be claimed without the dependent filing separately.
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Tail wagging residents at Ride-A-Wee Home for dogs
Westhampton reporters describe Mike McGarvey’s Ride-A-Wee Home in Westhampton where ten years into operation the nonprofit houses aging dogs under an old-age pension plan. Dogs receive care, food, and companionship for 300 a year while adoption efforts continue.
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Mike McGarvey
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Ride-A-Wee
Wantagh
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