Senate Debates Extra AR A Fund Increase for Redevelopment
In Washington the Senate opens a battle over adding 455 million dollars to the Ar Redevelopment Agency funds after the House rejected the Kennedy administration measure. Kennedy urges doubling the 20 month aid, while opponents call the agency a step toward government economy and accuse it of propping marginal industries. Other items include space budget cuts and trade measures aimed at the European Common Market.
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Three Men Face Charges in Affray Case in Fort Worth
Fort Worth police report three men to face charges in an affray linked to a gangland murder attempt. Clardy, an auto racing enthusiast, was shot three times and dumped in a field. two of the assailants were heard firing before their escape. A fourth man, a former deputy sheriff, was questioned and named as implicated. Clardy was found by a motorist near 10 Mile Bridge Road in critical condition and may never walk again due to two neck and one jaw bullet wounds.
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Bailey Reunion Slated July 7
The Bailey High School alumni association plans its third annual homecoming on Sunday July 7. Registration begins 10:30 am with the program at noon and a potluck dinner after. Former Bailey students are urged to attend and bring a picnic basket. drinks, plates, and bread provided by the association.
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Anderson Named Designer For DeRose Homes
Milam PD Anderson Jr. is appointed chief designer of DeRose Deven Research and New Models department. He will headquartered at the DeRose home office. A Bonham native, son of Milam Anderson Sr., he previously worked seven years at the DeRose plant in Bonham before leaving and returning.
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DAR under fire over tax status and propaganda
Sen Maurine Neuberger D Ore asked the IRS to examine the Daughters of the American Revolution and similar groups for abusing tax exempt status by distributing right wing political propaganda. She cited mounting evidence that such groups funnel funds from businesses into propaganda mills tax free.
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Tax Extension Bill Needs JFK's Okay
The Senate approved the House bill extending wartime taxes on corporations and excise levies on liquor beer cigarettes cars telephones and airline tickets. President Kennedy must sign to prevent revenue loss and the extension runs through June 30 1964.
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Senate panel recalls Jewish Agency official for secret Israel lobbying probe
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee asked Gottlieb Hammer executive secretary of the Jewish Agency American Section to testify in secret about the group's lobbying for Israel. The appearance is part of a probe into advocacy by Americans for foreign interests.
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