1960 Looks Like Biggest Year in Spending Taxing
AP reports economists expect continued growth in 1960 despite January stock declines. Government spending and taxes are poised to hit a record, with President Eisenhower proposing higher spending funded by income taxes, gas tax increases, and postage stamp price hikes. Governors Rockefeller and Meyner push large budgets. local governments face funding needs, taxes or borrowing. The Tax Foundation predicts federal, state, and local spending may reach 156 billion next year.
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Ingrid Bergman Flight With Engine Trouble Near Paris
Ingrid Bergman and her husband Lars Schmidt were aboard a twin engine airliner that landed safely near Paris after one engine developed trouble in a cylinder. The flight was en route from Amsterdam and about 21 passengers were aboard but none appeared bothered by the incident.
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Leaning Tower In Britain Too Lean
LONDON AP A spokesman for the ministry of works said Big Ben's 317 foot tall clock tower is 4 inches out of plumb. There is no need for alarm, but authorities are monitoring the situation.
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Subscriptions and delivery rules for Cedar Rapids Gazette
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces second class mailing rates and subscription policies. It states mail subscriptions are refused in towns with Gazette carrier service and notes digest of AP dispatches after the news, with annual changes and cross state alignment.
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