Tax bill would cut your taxes in 1965 reform plan
The House Ways and Means Committee advances a broad tax bill that would mainly reduce tax payments for most earners by about 1.5 percent on average for those with incomes up to 69 000 when fully enacted. The plan, set for 1965, would repeal some deductions, alter capital gains treatment, curb certain fringe benefits, and offer new rules for the elderly and homeowners while facing possible Senate filibuster.
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Ways and Means Committee
House Rules Committee
Senate
Treasury
Haitian security tightens as rebel rumors spread
Haitian government reinforces checkpoints outside Port au Prince and steps up east of the capital amid rumors of more rebel invasion plans after exiled groups attacked the northeast. In Saigon, AP reports a U.S. Army captain was killed and another wounded by Communist fire 330 miles northeast of the city.
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Associated Press
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Saigon
Viet Nam
Algerian leader Ferhat Abbas resigns as National Assembly president
Algiers AP reports Ferhat Abbas, head of the National Assembly during Algeria’s independence fight, has resigned and may travel to France or Switzerland. Havana AP notes 58 American student visitors to Cuba plan to depart by plane for Prague, with arrival in New York foreseen this week. Seoul AP states a fourth officer was sentenced to death for aiding a January coup plot against Gen. Park’s regime. New Delhi AP reports a dynamite blast at a police storage dump in Assam State killed 32.
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Algeria
National Assembly
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Switzerland
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Cuba
Prague
New York
Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
New Delhi
India
Assam
Ventilation Delayed Rescue In Sheppton Mine Tragedy
Rescuers pause as ventilation is awaited to disperse deadly gases before resuming the search for three miners trapped 380 to 450 feet underground at Fellin Coal Co. near Sheppton. Louis Bova David Fellin and Henry Throne are named as the trapped workers. officials warn there is no hope of survival. State official H B Charmbury orders shoring to prevent another cave-in after gas, rock and debris blocked passages.
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Fellin Coal Co
Sheppton
Louis Bova
Pattersonville
David Fellin
Henry Throne
H. B. Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Charmbury
Netherlands to loan frigate to Nigerian Navy for training
The Netherlands will loan a frigate to the Nigerian Navy for training. The ship, currently in Schiedam shipyard, will be renamed Ogoja and fly the Nigerian flag after Defense Ministry confirmation.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Netherlands
Schiedam
Holland
DeMolay installs new Erie officers and local kindergarten plans
Erie DeMolay chapter installs officers Jim Ferguson master counselor Mickey Casady senior counselor and Stephen Richey junior counselor. Kindergarten Mothers Club outlines plans with president Mrs Jack McKinney and co host Mrs Rex Bohrer for the 22 children entering kindergarten with teacher Opal Currie in her 12th year. opens Sept 4 at 8 30 a m.
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Erie
Jim Ferguson
Mickey Casady
Stephen Richey
Parsons
Jack McKinney
Rex Bohrer
Opal Currie
Elmer White
Merle Yockey
Ess
Violet Harding
Wayne Harding
Lawrence Olson
Humboldt
Bob Defenbaugh
Stark
Orrin Jones
Mark
Kansas City
Hurley Miller Tommy
Kay Russell
Artesia
N. M
John Collins
Assateague Island Shifts 2000 Feet Since 1850
Since 1850 Assateague Island has moved about 2000 feet toward Worcester County Maryland by tidal erosion of the coastline. The movement reflects long term shore line change driven by tidal action and wave energy along the Atlantic coast.
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Assateague Island
Worcester County
Kansas Oklahoma Oil Output Climbs
US oil production rose slightly last week to an average of 7,543,100 barrels daily per the Oil and Gas Journal. Oklahoma advanced by 6,300 barrels to 535,800 daily, while Kansas increased 4,350 to 310,750.
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ULSA
Okla
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
First transcontinental mail stage through Guadalupe Pass
The 1887 journey marked the arrival of the first mail stagecoach route crossing Guadalupe Pass in Texas. The milestone showcased expansion of federal mail service and connected distant communities along the new western corridor.
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Guadalupe Pass
Tex
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