No Parties For Truman 85 Today
Washington AP reports Harry S. Truman, 85, living in Independence Missouri, frail and mostly confined to his home. Once a world leader, he now spends many days reading, with friends and family near, while maintaining a quiet routine inclining toward exercise and letters.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Bess
Truman Road
Delaware
Truman
Kansas City
New York
Henry Talge
Guy
Mike Westwood
Florida Sun
Rose Conway
White House
Giant Corry Foam plant rises on Shady Avenue
The article describes the 180000 square foot Corry Foam Products plant under construction on Shady Avenue with steel rising to mark the site. It also notes President Nixon and former President Truman, his library and home, and Mrs Truman’s daily routine as the couple nears their 50th anniversary on June 28.
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Corry
Shady Avenue
Nixon
Truman
White House
Tax Probe Eyes Cut In Deductions And Labor Strikes
Washington AP Rep Wilbur Mills says Ways and Means plan would end most deductions and cut taxes for earners 10 000 to 20 000 dollars. Treasury to test revenue impact. aim to simplify returns. Labor strikes at Dahlstrom Rane Tool Rowan Ready Mix Dunkirk Ready Mix continue with no settlement details.
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Jamestown
Dahlstrom Manufacturing Co
Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Aflcio
Dahlstrom
IAM
Rane Tool Co
Rowan Ready-Mix Concrete Inc
Dunkirk Ready Mix Concrete Corp
Dunkirk
Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury Department
Taxpayer deductions cut under new plan limits charitable gifts
A Mills explanation states total deductions cannot exceed 10 percent of gross income. A $20,000 earner with $2,500 in deductions would deduct only $500 more under the reform. Charitable donations remain deductible.
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Mills
Senate Acts Fast After Invasion
Colorado Senate hurried to pass anti trespass and disturbance measures after 14 demonstrators led by three clergymen and a nun seized the rostrum to protest farm labor welfare law enforcement and school aid. The new law imposes fines up to 500 dollars and up to a year in jail for attempting to take over a public building. The group, mostly Mexican American or Anglo American, had earlier marched and fasted while Lt Gov Hogan recessed the chamber.
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Denver
Colorado State Senate
Senate
Senate Chamber
Mark Hogan
Senate Passes Antidisturbance Bill Amid Floor Disruptions
Governor John Love, absent but quoted, warned that disruptions would be stopped by force if needed to keep the legislature orderly. The Senate merged two trespass and disturbance measures into a House postdated checks bill, moving toward final passage. The paper notes its self described motto as the shortest distance between customer and store.
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John Love
Senate
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