Fadeout Possible For Income Surtax Before July 1
Washington reports the administration may drop the July 1 effective date for a 6 percent income tax surcharge. Officials say the surtax remains necessary later in the year to curb inflation, while Congress' opposition and a weak economy prompt debate on timing. By June hearings loom as first quarter data and MarchApril outlook shape plans.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Nurse Describes Night Of Speck Murders At Dormitory
Peoria AP report details cora zon Amarao testimony at Richard Speck murder trial. She, the sole survivor, recounts locking the dorm front door, hearing a knock at 11 p.m., and identifying Speck as the killer as defense counsel cross examines about boyfriends and doors.
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Peoria
Ill
Corazon Amarao
Gerald W. Getty
Richard Speck
Speck
Chicago
Miss Amarao
Getty
Philippines
Gloria Davy
Circuit Court
Saffels Named to KCC Position in Kansas
Governor Docking appointed Dale Saffels of Garden City as to the state Corporation Commission replacing Harry Wiles who resigned effective April 15. Saffels, a former legislator and House minority leader, ran unsuccessfully for governor in 1962 and will keep Garden City residence for now.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Dale Saffels
Garden City
State Corporation Commission
Saffels
Harry Wiles
Wiles
George Docking
Docking
House
Kansas House approves conflict of interest bill
The Kansas House gave preliminary approval to a Republican sponsored conflict of interest bill. A final roll call vote was set on an amended version introduced by Rep. Jack Euler after the body rejected an amendment substituting a Docking favored bill.
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PEFA
Kansas House
Jack Euler
R-Wathena
House
Robert Docking
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Reachability
Instruction to contact the Tribune via phone after 6 p.m. if the primary carrier is unavailable. If the listener cannot reach the main number, use HE 1 3400.
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Tribune
Raids and Jailbreak by Commie Troops at Quang Tri
Communist forces raided Quang Tri, freeing more than 200 prisoners from the provincial jail and attacking U S and Vietnamese positions. Initial reports cite 10 American soldiers killed and 13 wounded with several vehicles and planes damaged. South Vietnamese officials said at least 47 Communists were killed.
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Saigon
U.S
Quang Tri
Mally
Quang Tri Province
Late Roger Babson Leaves $9 Million
The will of Roger W. Babson filed in Norfolk County Probate Court reveals a $9,047,000 estate mainly to daughter Edith B. Mustard of Wellesley. Babson founder of Babson Reports Inc. and Babson Institute died March 5 at 91. The document also discloses requests over $1,000,000 including $300,000 to Midwest Institute in Eureka Kansas.
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Dedham
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Wellesley
Edith B. Mustard
John J. Fox
Norfolk County
Babson
Babson Reports Inc
Babson Institute
Midwest Institute
Eureka
Kan
Kidnapped Beverly Hills Boy Rescued After $250,000 Ransom
Kenneth Young, 11, was bound and blindfolded in a Santa Monica car after a note demanded $250,000. The FBI tracked the ransom drop in Westwood. Kenneth was returned safely after a long day of police involvement.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Herbert J. Young
Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association
Kenneth
Santa Monica
FBI
Westwood
Kenny
Young
White House
Herbert
Arline
Alcorn Co. payroll grows. plant inspires Chanute gains
R. J. Smith reports at a Rotary meeting that the Alcorn Co. payroll now ranges 30 000 to 40 000 bi weekly with about 200 workers. He cites 1 200 local purchasing power, $2 million tax base addition, and over $1 million invested. Two more buildings planned with $400 000 equipment on order and a June arrival. An open house invites the public.
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Alcorn Co
R. J. Smith
Rotary
Tioga
Smith
Chanute
Alcorn
Weather update for Kansas coolens and warm spells across regions
TOPEKA AP Cooler temperatures forecast for Kansas today as a weak disturbance affects all but the southeast. Highs from the 60s in the northwest to around 80 southeast. Overnight lows from upper 20s in the extreme northwest to about 50 southeast. Clear to partly cloudy through Friday with no precipitation expected. Warm windy conditions Wednesday with gusts 25 to 40 mph and dust in the northwest. Highs ranged from 93 at Hill City and Russell to 81 at Pittsburg Olathe and Topeka. Dodge City reached 92 surpassing the 86 record set in 1893 and 1932.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Pittsburg
Hill City
Russell
Olathe
Dodge City
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka Report
Kansas traffic death log shows 24 hour period ending 9 am Thursday and April 4 1967 with 111 deaths for the year versus 150 in the comparable 1966 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Housewives Win as Winn-Dixie Drops Stamps in Florida Market
In a bold shift sparked by last fall’s housewives' boycott, 88 Winn-Dixie stores in southern Florida adopt a no-stamps, low-price model. CEO C. W. Waldorf touts consistent daily savings on 7,000 items from T-bone to cookies, and rejects reintroducing stamps. Local shoppers report real savings and satisfaction with the new approach.
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Miami, Fla
Florida
Winn-Dixie
C. W. Waldorf
Vero Beach-to-Miami
Medicaid Act Is Tabled Until 1968
Topeka AP Five Republicans on the Senate Public Welfare Committee voted to table the Medicaid Act, delaying action until the 1968 legislative session. The bill would have required about 5 million dollars more in federal state and local funds, contingent on Title XIX approval.
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Topeka
Senate Public Welfare Committee
Robert Docking
Docking
Rex Bergen
Asherville
House Public Welfare Committee
Senate
Borgen
House
Robert C. Harder
Campaign Financing Vote Delayed in Senate
In Washington the Senate postponed voting on repealing the campaign financing plan to at least next Tuesday due to absenteeism and Monday's baseball opener. Senator Albert Gore accused administration forces of using delaying tactics to pressure and preserve the plan.
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Washington
Senate
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Pickup Hits Parked Truck Damages Both Vehicles
Police report says a 1966 Ford driven by Glen Switzer, 61, of Iola struck a parked 1959 Ford truck at 3rd and Western around 4 45 p m yesterday. Switzer’s right side and the parked truck’s front bumper sustained damage. The parked truck belonged to Page Milk Co.
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Glen Switzer
Iola
3Rd and Western
Page Milk Co
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A brief item notes intercepted correspondence titled Dear Cha. In Florida households after shopping for groceries women are counting change returned rather than stamps due.
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Cha
Florida
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