37 Percent Income Tax Plan Is Withdrawn
In Des Moines the 3 percent income tax amendment to the senate tax package was withdrawn Thursday afternoon after the house reconvened. The house then defeated a parimutuel betting amendment, reconsidered and killed a state funding amendment for a property tax credit, and adopted several school aid and handicapped education funding amendments. The sponsor Rep Leroy Petersen withdrew the plan after a lengthy caucus and tense floor actions.
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Leroy Petersen
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John Mowry
Marshalltown
Elmer H. Vermeer
R-Pella
Accord Seen on Mindszenty Exit From Hungary
Vatican, the United States, and Hungary reportedly reached an agreement allowing Cardinal Mindszenty to leave for Rome. The 71 year old primate would assume a high Vatican post and leave after long negotiations. The deal may include further Vatican concessions and would aid restoration of diplomatic ties and church relations.
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Vatican
U.S
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Rome
John
Mindszenty
Holy See
Kennedy Wife Loses Expected Baby in Miscarriage
Washington UPI reports Joan Kennedy wife of Senator Edward Kennedy D Mass miscarried a baby at five months. The senator’s office confirmed she lost the child Tuesday and is at home resting comfortably. The Kennedys have two children.
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Washington
UPI
Joan Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon Declines to Back a Republican Candidate Yet
In Chicago Richard Nixon said he will not support any 1964 Republican presidential hopeful until the proper time. He spoke after a talk with Illinois Secretary of State Charles Carpentier and noted Carpentier as a leading state figure.
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UPI
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Illinois
Charles Carpentier
Carpentier
Gov. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Agriculture
Freeman
Sausage Loving Briton Wins Bet Over Daily Diet
Derek Gaisford, 31, has eaten sausages at breakfast lunch and dinner for almost a year, betting his wife he could. With under a month left, he shows no signs of stopping as his wife reflects on the lighter household burden from the wager.
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London
Derek Gaisford
Gailford
JFK Motorcade Set in Nashville
President Kennedy will travel by motorcade through central Nashville on Saturday as protests by African Americans take place along the route in the Tennessee capital.
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Washington
Kennedy
Tennessee
Alabama
Pesticide Risks Questioned as Hazard Grows
President Kennedy's science adviser cautioned that contamination from pesticides may pose a greater hazard than nuclear fallout though not declaring today’s situation dire. Dr. Jerome Wiesner testified on pollution effects before a Senate subcommittee as a White House report urged faster federal action and stricter pesticide controls.
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Kennedy
Jerome Wiesner
Senate
Wiesner
Rescue Bay Ledge Dozer Salvages Sleeping Boy
Police kept quiet orders as a crowd gathered outside a New York tenement while two firemen climbed a ladder to reach a fourth floor window. They found six year old Frederick McGee sleeping in a chair on a narrow ledge inside a locked apartment.
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New York
Frederick McGee
Debris Photos Sought From Thresher Wreck Site
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute reports photos from within 30 feet of the ocean bottom near the Thresher search area show small objects and debris. The images, captured by Atlantis II at depths over 8 000 feet, are not yet confirmed as Thresher material and are under expert analysis.
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Woods Hole
Mass
Paul Fye
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Nasser Ends Four Day Yugoslav Visit
President Gamal Abdel Nasser concluded a four day visit to Yugoslavia and met with President Josip Broz Tito on Thursday to discuss regional issues and bilateral ties.
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Yugoslavia
Nasser
Tito
Cooper Nears End of 22 Orbit Mercury Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL AP Gordon Cooper reported an instrument panel light flashed on during re entry preparations yet no sign of orbit decay. A 10 ship armada waited near Midway for recovery as Cooper neared the final orbit of his 22 orbit mission aboard Faith 7.
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Walter Schirra
Donald Slayton
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Gordon Cooper
John Powers
Project Mercury
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Midway Island
U.S
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Shanghai
Midway
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Grissom
Faith 7
Alan Shepard
Australia
Powers
John Glenn
Japan
Was Daydreaming Said Glenn We Had a Quiet Message
Glenn says a message was sent to keep things quiet around the range. Cooper replies Roger. The exchange continues as the page breaks.
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Cooper
Cooper Sleepy During Apollo Flight Confirms Quiet Rest Periods
NASA officials report Gordon Cooper entered a long rest phase on his second orbit and briefly dozed in the sky cabin near Ascension Island. Ground doctors note a sleep pattern in his breathing and heart rate while he remains responsive, with Cooper described as having a Oklahoma drawl when he speaks.
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Walt Williams
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Williams
Oklahoma
Fanfani Resigns as Italian Government Falls
Rome Italy Premier Amintore Fanfani announces resignation after rise of communist and rightist forces in elections. The center left regime, hailed as historic, ends its term amid political realignment and regional gains.
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Rome
UPI
Amintore Fanfani
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