President Johnson Deems U.S. Economy Resilient
Johnson says the nation can ward off recessions and sustain an economic boom, projecting more business, jobs, profits, and spending. He stresses sound and responsible public decisions to maintain the economic miracle through 1966, framing a strong thrust of progress amid forecasts of growth.
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Worst Storm In Va Virginia Snowstorm Smashes Coasts
A massive winter storm swept the Middle Atlantic, dumping up to 16 inches in parts of Virginia and Maryland and causing widespread travel disruption. Virginia and the Carolinas endured deep drifts while Washington DC logged several inches. Coastwise warnings and tide surges threatened low shores as weather services warned of high winds and flooding.
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City School Tax Committee Draws Line On Fuller Contract
The Combined Earned Income Tax Committee faced a tense morning as a bid to rescind December action failed, leaving Fuller’s three year reappointment in limbo. Council and School Board members disagree on the committee’s power and authority after an ordinance change.
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Johnson tax plan would shift withholding to ease upper paychecks
President Johnson’s proposal to graduate withholding of personal income taxes aims to reduce bite on middle and upper earners before House action. The plan, part of a $4.5 billion package, includes two year terms, auto and telephone excise tax cuts, and a corporate tax speedup to align collections with pay periods. Critics, including Republicans, warn that higher income groups may face increased withholding and refunds, tying up money. The Treasury acknowledges more taxpayers earning $10,000 or more could have too much withheld, potentially reaching the $5,000 bracket.
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Crash Kills Woman in Doomed Head-On Near Waynesburg
A head-on crash near Waynesburg Pennsylvania last night killed Ida P Stickles of Carmichaels a passenger in a car driven by her husband Charles 72 and injured four other people including the drivers. The wreck occurred on the main highway just outside Waynesburg and authorities investigated the cause of the collision.
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91 Foes Killed Allies Put Viet Cong To Flight In Heavy Clash
Allied forces reported 91 Viet Cong killed and 123 captured in major clashes ending the lunar New Year truce. The Mekong Delta attack on a Viet Cong training camp near the Cambodian border saw 14 guerrillas killed and 114 captured, plus a training chief seized. Government forces also seized 117 suspects and weapons.
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Plane Crash Near Erie Kills 3 Victims in Snow Squall
A private twin engine plane crashed one mile west of Route 19 near Kearsarge, killing three aboard. Pilot Raymond F. Devener, 60, of Hanover, owned Hanover Airport. Two Lancaster businessmen, potentially owners of a Landisville feed and fertilizer business, were passengers. Plane was en route from Lancaster to Erie during a heavy snow squall.
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Expand First Area Urban Renewal Inches Along The Long Road
City Council proposes a slight amendment to designate the Fourth Ward area bounded by railroad tracks First avenue West Pleasant street and Lemon street as the initial renewal zone. Engineer Johnson to finalize the limits after preliminary planning before expert review on February 13.
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Renewal idea drives Baptist church plans in Fourth Ward
The Baptist church pursues renewal to combat Fourth Ward blight. Corry School Board approves tax exoneration. remaining levy reduced to eighty dollars. The Chicago district and city officials move toward final property purchase, with demolition slated as weather allows in 2008.
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