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Spending Cuts Key To 68 Tax Increase Fight
Chairman Mills says no income tax increase this year as Congress debates Johnson plan. He notes passage of a 10 percent surcharge requires three committees and likely deeper spending cuts, with next steps to be discussed with Budget Director Schultze.
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Washington
Johnson
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Congress
Arkansas Democrat
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Charles L. Schultze
House Appropriations Committee
Canadians Hit With Surcharge on Taxes and Alcohol
Canada faces tax hikes as the Liberal government raises alcohol and tobacco taxes by 10 percent and imposes a 5 percent income tax surcharge starting January 1. Finance Minister Mitchell Sharp says measures fund medical care insurance, with the budget drawing opposition criticism as a recession risk and inflation fight. The surcharge targets taxpayers whose basic tax exceeds 100 dollars, with a maximum extra levy of 600 dollars. several low earner exemptions apply. Meanwhile, a 74-year-old man in Missouri faces a draft notice he plans to ignore.
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Ottawa
Canada
Mitchell Sharp
House of Commons
Sharp
Comemons
Lester B. Pearson
Corry Woman Charges Man With Pointing Gun
An 18 year old Corry girl, Barbara Pate, filed a complaint accusing Norman Penoyer of pointing a deadly weapon at her near Huff Kendall Service on North Center and East Washington. Police noted she ran to street crews for help as the incident occurred just before 11 p.m. Penoyer briefly offered a ride in a car but she declined.
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Corry
Huff Kendall
North Center
East Washington Streets
Barbara Pate
R.D
North Center Street
Washington
Streets Department
Jim
Norman Penoyer
Penoyer
Commercial Planes Fly Ammunition To Vietnam
The Pentagon uses passenger planes to speed ordnance to Vietnam, with about 600 tons shipped by commercial airliners since January, kept within high priority needs and safety rules. Airlines such as Pan American, Trans World, American, United, Brainff, and Seaboard World carried rockets, grenades, and cannon ammo under tight packing and labeling standards.
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Washington
Pentagon
Vietnam
Military Airlift Command
Southeast Asia
Air Force
Pan American
Trans World
Defense Department
Dunkirk Girl Missing. Sought Near Corry Area
Dunkirk police issued a lookout for 15 year old Vincent F. Clark's daughter who left her Dunkirk home after noon with a brown coat and white fur collar. She may be headed to Corry, has light brown hair brown eyes, about 5 feet 2 inches and 130 pounds, and has relatives in the Corry area.
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Corry
Dunkirk
Vincent F. Clark
West Main Street
Clark
Bishop denounces priests over parochial school aid stance
Pittsburgh AP report: Bishop John B. McDowell accuses Father Donald W. Melloane and Father Joseph A. Corrado of malicious judgment for linking parochial schools to racial imbalance. He defends Catholic schools despite white flight and cites safeguards against segregation while opposing a state aid bill lacking such protections.
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Pittsburgh
John B. McDowell
Donald W. Melloane
Joseph A. Corrado
New Kensington
McDowell
Melloane
Father McIlvane
Con Thien Fight Narrows Front Lines In South Vietnam
U S Marines drove North Vietnamese troops from bunkers near Con Thien in a four hour close quarters engagement. 26 enemy and 15 Americans were killed and 54 Americans wounded as heavy machine gun and mortar fire halted artillery use. At Bu Dop near the Cambodian border an under-strength U S infantry battalion repelled a Red assault, with air strikes and napalm used against enemy positions. Eight B 52 bombers supported raids on fronts around the DMZ and allied outposts.
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Saigon
Con Thien
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Bu Dop
Dmé
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S. 1St Infantry
Associated Press
John T. Wheeler
Bo Dop
Bo Due
James F. Cochran
Tallahassee
Fla
Dmz
Marine 4 Phantom
Contests Offer Cash Scholarships for Area Students
Corry Union City and Spartansburg high school students can compete in two contests tied to handicapped employment efforts. Local winners advance to state and possibly national levels with prizes including cash, scholarships, and savings bonds. Deadline dates are February 1 for the survey and March 1 for the poster contest.
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Corry
Union City
Spartansburg
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
Governor's Committee
Corry Area
Jaycees
William Sample
Jaycee
Sample
Delay Hearing In UC Woman's Shooting Case
The preliminary hearing for Mrs Thelma Romesberg of Union City charged with assault with intent to kill her husband has been continued to next Thursday at 9 a.m. The hearing was set for Wednesday before Bloomfield Township Justice Olen Seidler. The husband remains hospitalized with wounds to arm and leg from a pistol shoot. The report includes a second item noting South Vietnam's elected Senate debating self denial with smoking and firearms legislation.
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Thelma Romesberg
Union City
Bloomfield Township
Olen Seidler
Union City Memorial Hospital
Saigon
South Vietnam
Owly
Senate
Downtown Parking Authority Eyes East Washington Property Deal
The unnamed authority, awaiting new council members, votes to take an option on the East Washington Street property owned by the Abbey heirs for 9000 dollars. It plans off street parking funded by a revolving income while pursuing downtown renewal and potential urban renewal after Fourth Ward projects. Boeing awards 20 million contract for passenger entertainment systems for the 747 slated to fly late 1968.
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John Rossbacher
Authority
East Washington Street
Guy E. Abbey
Starr Memorial Works
City’ Council
Fourth Ward
Seattle, Wash
Boeing Co
Instrument Systems Corp
Long Island
N.Y
Snowstorm Dumps Snow Across Pennsylvania Roads
A statewide storm dumped up to seven inches of snow across Pennsylvania while crews salted highways and secondary roads overnight. At least five traffic deaths were linked to the blizzard that closed some schools, especially in rural and suburban areas, with southern counties hit hardest and northern cities like Scranton spared more lightly. The system began in western Pennsylvania Thursday, moved east, and by 10 p.m. had moved off Virginia’s coast and was declared over. Strong winds and drifting were anticipated with cold, clear weather forecast for today.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Weather Bureau
Virginia
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