Tax Plan Seeks Broad Deduction Cuts in New Kennedy Plan
Washington AP reports President Kennedy’s upcoming tax message proposes sweeping limits on personal deductions. The plan targets charity gifts, interest, state and local taxes, casualty losses and medical costs to raise about 3.5 to 4 billion dollars, with corporate tax shifts boosting 1964 revenue but facing later reductions, while Congress is expected to pare back the proposals.
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Reviewing Body Approves Three Fund Campaigns
Cedar Rapids Solicitations Review committee approved three campaigns with totals over 70 thousand dollars. Linn County American Cancer Society seeks 36575 from March 29 to April 24, Iowa College Foundation a campaign with unspecified goal in April, and Linn County Heart Association 35000 from Jan 21 to Feb 28. New members joined the committee, with Herbert Levin elected chairman succeeding Lester L. Johnson.
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Federal agents seize troubled Phoenix paper
Phoenix based Arizona Journal, financially strapped, suspended publication after agents seized it. Publisher Robert Morrison was allowed to print Wednesday and Thursday editions but must raise about 160000 dollars plus interest and penalties within 48 hours to cover delinquent payroll taxes for 1962. If funds aren’t raised, Morrison must sell his stake or IRS auction the paper.
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Adlai Struggles Of New Nations Recalled In U S Story
Editorial staff at a Phoenix offset plant faced back wages as they resumed work after Adlai Stevenson urged payment. The Journal, begun Feb 14 by ex‑Arizona attorney general Morrison, faced six weeks of unpaid salaries among ad and editorial workers while Payback arguments tied to U S policy and global democracy framed the discussion.
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Premature Dolan baby grows to health after long separation
In Marietta Georgia Hubert and Eula Fay Dolan faced heartbreak as their daughter Cecelia Lois Dolan born three months premature weighed 2 pounds 2 ounces and fell to 1 pound 10 ounces. Against odds she survived 85 days in hospital and now weighs about 5 pounds. Parents, forced to leave her as the father lost his aircraft plant job and prepared to move to Fort Worth, Texas, kept hope alive through letters and nursing staff, with Cecelia finally returning home and drawing comfort from a silver crucifix.
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