Tax Cut Proposal Could Benefit Many Taxpayers
President Kennedy proposed a broad tax cut affecting individuals and corporations. The plan lowers personal tax rates to as low as 14 percent and caps top rates at 65 percent, with the middle and lowest brackets restructured. Corporate rates would fall, saving about $2.5 billion annually, offset by base broadening and elimination of certain preferences.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Treasury
Lions Down Grad ers on Absarokee Court
Big Timber Lions avenge a season loss by defeating Absarokee 42 to 32 on their court. Simmons and Stone led Big Timber with 18 and 10 points respectively while Peterson paced Absarokee with 21 points. The B team dropped a tight 35 to 33 as Hamilton led the winners with 19.
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Jone
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Water Research Program Asked for National Study
Washington Congress was urged to authorize a water research program to maximize water use. Sen Clinton Anderson proposed institutes at land grant colleges and a national plan with costs from 6.5 million to 20 million annually. The study warns several regions will reach limits without conservation.
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Washington
Congress
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N. M
Senate Interior Committee
Anderson
Senate Water Resource Committee
State General Fund Up 1.6 Million in 1962 Revenue
State General Fund revenue rose 1.6 million in 1962 from the prior year. Personal and corporate income taxes provided 31 percent of state dollars, with liquor profits up 500,000. Inheritance taxes increased 203,000 and the insurance license tax up 198,000, while corporate license tax fell 209,000.
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Liycense
Insurance Co
Water Shortages Loom Across U S Says Expert
Anderson warned that within 40 years much of the western half of the nation will exhaust current water supplies and the entire country will struggle to conserve purify recycle and transport water to needs across New Mexico and northern Texas.
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New Mexico
Texas
Anderson
Husband hunting contest raises prize in New York ad
An ad invites readers to try for a $50 prize by sending tips to A. A. Contest at Sports Afield in New York. The line satirically frames husband hunting as a game requiring a license.
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950Th Ave
New York
N. Y
Sweet Grass County Soil Conservation District Annual Meeting Notice
The district will hold its annual meeting January 31 at 7 30 p m in the American Legion hall Two directors will be elected Ted Neuman of Livingston will present slides also listed for sale items and personal notices from local residents and a card of thanks from the Peterson Family
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Sweet Grass County Soil Conservation District
American Legion Hall
Ted Neuman
Livingston
Justice of Peace Issue Revived In Montana Senate
A Montana Senate bill to remove constitutional status of justice of the peace courts returns after last year failed voters by 1,173. Sen. Hugh C. Cumming says the public was misinformed and the measure would allow future legislatures to adapt JP courts to modern needs without eliminating them. If approved, the question would go to voters in 1964.
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Helena
Montana
Senate
Hugh C. Cumming
D-Granite
Banker's Sneeze Halts Honolulu Career Move
Clifford Fujiwara, 21, began sneezing uncontrollably after a promotion to his teller job at American Security Bank in Honolulu. Doctors say Fujiwara is possibly the only banker who cannot stand money, yet this week he works in the bank's commercial department where cash is listed.
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Money
Clifford Fujiwara
Honolulu
American Security Bank
Fujiwara
McCleary's Ranching Empire Sold for 4 Million
Frank McCleary of Paradise Valley sells his Nevada ranching empire to Nevada Garvey Ranch Inc in a deal described by Reno attorney Sidney W. Robinson as one of Nevada's largest. The sale involves just under 20 000 head of cattle. acreage was not disclosed. Nevada Garvey Ranch Inc is led by president W. W. Garvey of Wichita Kansas.
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Winnemaca
Nev
Garvey
Colorado
Texas
Virginia
Kansas
Frank McCleary
Paradise Valley
Reno Atty
Sidney W. Robinson
Nevada
Nevada Garvey Ranch, Inc
W. W. Garvey
Wichita, Kan
Insurance firm loses 300 in cash theft in Daytona Beach
Officials of a Daytona Beach insurance company report a Tuesday theft of 300 dollars in cash. The loss was not insured. Police seek the thief.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Holdup Man Says He Fears Night Hours
Washington police report 20 year old Charles D. Everett confessed to daytime liquor store robberies only. He cited fear of being on the street at night due to money as his motive for daytime crime.
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Washington
Charles D. Everett
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