Byrd attacks Chamber tax cut plan in Senate hearing
Senator Harry F. Byrd denounces the U.S. Chamber of Commerce call for a substantial income tax cut as inflationary and deficit expanding. He cites experts forecasting a $9.5 billion annual revenue drop and a total deficit exceeding $15 billion, joining Sen. Williams in opposing the proposal. ADA backs tax cuts for lower brackets. Chamber criticizes foreign earnings tax provisions as hastily drafted and flawed.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Byrd
John J. Williams
R-Del
Chamber
Williams
Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Edmund G. Brown
California
United States Chamber of Commerce
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
U.S. Chamber
Walter Slowinski
Slowinski
El Dorado Weather Watch Builds Community Confidence
In El Dorado Kansas a broad storm spotting network including amateur radio operators police and Civilian Warning Corps coordinates with KBTO to warn residents of tornado threats. The system began after the 1958 killer tornado and aims to save lives with planned siren alerts and rapid relays of danger.
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el Dorado Times
EL Dorado
Kan
Kansas
Civilian Warning Corps
Flint Hills
Amateur Radio Club
Federal Communications Commission
Shams
Jay Williams
Cosmos Six Sighting Reported by Moonwatch Team
Kansas City Moonwatch members said they spotted the Russian Cosmos Six satellite Sunday and Monday using three five inch refractor telescopes. They reported an optical fix to NORAD in Colorado Springs and described the rocket body and trailing package as visible and bright with tumbling motion.
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Kansas City
Steve Harrell
North American Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Brooks Sandford
Spokane
Wash
Jopin
Miami
Fla
Cape Canaveral
Sandford
Churchill Sits Up as Wife Visits in Hospital
Sir Winston Churchill, recovering from a fractured thigh, was able to sit up in Middlesex Hospital. Lady Churchill said he is “getting on very nicely” and gave no definite date for release from the hospital.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Churchill
Winston
Robertson seeks congressional stance on school prayer
Sen A Willis Robertson D Va asks Congress to declare that official but voluntary prayers in public schools do not violate the Constitution. He proposes a concurrent resolution to align the Senate with dissenting view of the Supreme Court ruling. The measure would be nonbinding and require no president’s signature if approved as a concurrent resolution.
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Washington
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Congress
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Robertson
Local business to reopen July 15 with staff vacations
An official said operations will resume July 15 with many employees on annual vacations. The front office and shipping department will be open as usual. Ralph Brown of Chanute visited Sunday at his aunt Mrs. G. C. Van Nice and family.
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Ralph Brown
Chanute
G. C. van. Nice
Humboldt Pupils Shine In Recital At First Baptist
Mrs E J Lamson hosted a reception after the recital at the First Baptist Church on June 26 with 32 attendees. Out of town guests from Chanute and Wichita joined local performers in a program featuring pieces like Country Gardens and Tulip Time. A bridal shower for Sondra Chaney followed in the church basement with pink and white decorations. The Monarch Cement plant announced a two week shutdown.
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Humboldt
E. J. Lamson
Alva Trowbridge
Iola
Misslin
Chancy
Mike
John Thompson
Jordan
Chanute
Janice Taylor
Helen Macgregor
Cheryl Cham
Larry Middendorf
Bill Kerr
Kers
Old McDonald
John W
Wichita
Mr Schaum
Deborah Chard
Albert Middendorf
John W. Schaum
David
Linda
Anderson
Judy
Dorothy
Bill
Spokane
Wash
Lisa
Fred Bartholomew
Lombard
Waltz
Durant
Becky Peters
Carl Richeter
Craig Crane
First Baptist Church
Sondra Chaney
Joe Peters
Walter Wimberly
Lloyd Thompson
E. J. Lombard
Ray Middendorf
John Kester Bridget
Marty
Gerald Barton
Joplin
Monarch Cement Company
Erie church leader returns from travels including World Fair Seattle
The Rev. and Mrs. Wayne E. Newlin and daughter Jackie return home after several weeks visiting Seattle World Fair Yellowstone Park and Denver where Mr. Newlin attended Kiwanis International Convention. Various locals visited, including Fort Leonard Wood personnel and relatives across Erie as community life resumes. Large note on global Lapp population also appears.
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Erie
Wayne E. Newlin
Federated Church
Jackie
Seattle
Wash
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Newlin
Stark
Donald Janssen
Don Malcomb
John LaRue
FortLonard Wood
E. Z. Duvall
Wichita
Clifford Moses
Larry Bryan
Pittsburg
E. C. Bryan
Larry
Pittsburg State College
Liberty
Strangulation Pattern Suspects Three Homicides in Greater Boston
In Lynn a 65 year old nurse Helen E Blake was found strangled with a brassiere and nylon stocking in her apartment. In Boston Brighton a 68 year old Nina G Nichols was discovered garroted with a nylon stocking. In Boston Back Bay 55 year old Anna E Slesers was found strangled with a housecoat cord. All three apartments were ransacked. no valuables taken and police call the cases unsolved.
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Lynn
Mass
Greater Boston
Helen E. Blake
Miss Blake
Nina G. Nichols
Boston
Brighton
Anna E. Slesers
Back Bay
Last of Convicts Climbs Down From Water Tower
In Pittsburgh at Western State Penitentiary the final of 13 inmates descended from a water tower ending a week long protest over alleged brutality. Charles Miller, 32, serving life for murder, exited unassisted at 5 55 a m and was taken to the prison hospital. condition not known.
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Pittsburgh
Western State Penitentiary
Charles Miller
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