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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1962

Page

8

Omnibus Tax Bill Faces Final Senate Action

Washington DC The president’s Omnibus Tax Bill drew more mail in 1961 1962 than any issue including foreign affairs and now awaits final action. The House passed it in two days and four roll calls with little change from White House submission while the Senate Finance Committee drastically amended it after weeks of work.

Washington, D. C House White House Senate Finance Committee Senate

Senate rejects tax withholding plan amid broad tax reform debate

The treasury funded data equipment easily identifies large investors and the senate blocks withholding taxes. The bill aims to require reporting of payments of 10 or more by financial institutions and corporations, but keeps deferral for earnings of foreign manufacturing subsidiaries abroad. The measure is praised for two improvements yet criticized for overlooking small business and individual taxpayers facing high living costs and taxes.

Treasury Senate

Blind Persons Use Echo-Sonar Like Bats and Porpoises

Washington reports that some blind individuals navigate by echo sounding, a skill that may improve with training. Prof Kellogg of Florida State University notes blind subjects can detect size distance and texture by ear using self generated sounds.

Washington UPI Winthrop N. Kellogg Florida State University Kellogg Kellogg’s Blind Research

Sacramento Teens Survive Week Inside Backyard Bomb Shelter

A Sacramento couple built a two room castle like shelter next to their pool where seven boys including 16 year old Keith Calapp spent a week. They took turns managing the air filter and faced some personality clashes but held a system to communicate. The group endured pitch black rooms and used the time to play games read and discuss civics with Keith acting as leader.

Sacramento Calif UPI Kenneth Calapp Keith Kells Calapp

Schedule Listing for Broadcast Day

A detailed tabulation of daily radio programming from 5:58 to 8:30 with multiple News, Overture, Weather, Carousel, Panorama and Sign Off segments. The lineup includes international regional and local news blocks plus enterprise and weather updates at Logan Airport.

Logan Enterprise News Logan Airport

Cake mishap spares boy as driver injured in New Jersey

In Elizabeth New Jersey Ralph Acocella 30 was injured when his car crashed while taking a cake home for his four year old son. Investigating officers escorted him back to the bakery and secured another cake free from the proprietor.

Elizabeth N.J UPI Ralph Acocella Acocella

Thirty Years Ago In Concord Enterprise Pictures Chronicle Local Life

The Concord Enterprise page recalls past events with a national frame. Notable items include the Statute of St. Casimir moved from St. Casimir's Church Maynard replacing with St Theresa, Mary King starting Regis, high school record 442 pupils, 1 322 total. Marriages, wills, deaths and anniversaries across Concord Maynard West Concord Acton and Bedford, plus civic notes on scrap drives and wartime shortages.

Enterprise St. Casimir’s Church Maynard St. Theresa Mary King West Concord Regis Concord High School Edna M. Murphy May Maurice L.riffin Boxborough Concord Charles Frederic Ed Garton Mary Martin Henry Davideau Concord Public Linneau Ernest Wol Rosalie L. Lowden Russell F. Parsons Thomas Wallace Cole South Acton Donald Lent Bedford Harold Priest Clifford O. Gaucher New Enterprise Emma Manning Walker Edward J. McLellan Town of

Rockefeller's balanced budget record boosts 1964 prospects

Washington's GOP chiefs hail Governor Rockefeller for four straight balanced budgets in New York, arguing fiscal solvency strengthens his bid for re election in 1963 and polishes his image for a 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He faces questions on spending but touts revenue growth and budget surpluses.

Rockefeller New York State Republican Congressional Committee New York Harriman Michigan

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