Freshmen Democrats Back Johnson On Key Great Society Votes
A Congressional Quarterly survey shows 71 first term Democrats elected on Johnsons coattails voting in solid bloc for the Great Society. They supported major programs from housing to medicare at high percentages, while the White House aids re election effort with targeted messaging and staff support.
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What Is The Law on Taxes for Churches and Employees
The article explains that churches and similar employers generally do not pay Federal Income Tax on employees but may withhold and pay Social Security taxes depending on employee type and earnings. Ministers may elect Social Security coverage. other staff like secretaries and custodians are subject to withholding. Religious, educational, and charitable groups are exempt unless coverage is chosen or earnings exceed quarterly thresholds.
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Social Security
Social Security Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Johnsons Africa visit echoes in Senegal fishing and politics
Lyndon Johnson's tour of Dakar and Kayar highlights U S ties with Senegal under President Senghor while Africa debates the Vietnam War and Chinese influence. The piece notes Senegal's peanut economy, French West Africa's breakup, and U S aid via Ambassador Cook and farming experts.
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Paris
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New York
London
Fire damages restaurant in Donora with apartment losses
A fire in Donora, Pennsylvania caused about 20000 dollars in damage to a local restaurant. Several adjoining apartments in the same building were also damaged, with investigators citing faulty wiring in the restaurant ceiling as the cause.
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Donora
Washington County
New Non-Surgical Treatment Shrinks Piles Says Scientists
Science reports a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids and stops itch without surgery. Trials claim pain relief and notable reduction, with the product Dynel available as suppository or ointment under Preparation HO at drugstores.
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New Yorks
Seventeen ships sail from Tokyo Bay on way home
Twenty years ago on Sept 20 the Third Fleet steamed from Tokyo Bay carrying several thousand Navy personnel home. Labor Secretary Schwellenbach pledged firm action to stabilize strikes and work stoppages. Pvt John J. Dombroski's death was confirmed by his mother Mrs Anna Dombroski. George Weber was seriously injured in a roof fall. Ray Laurie fractured left arm in a car accident near Findley Lake. The Lyceum Series opened at the Senior High School with Jesse Phillips Robertson's recital. Corry Teachers elected officers F Lowe Edwards president, Roland T Putnam VP, May McCormick secretary, Elnora Wood treasurer. Gray Ladies enjoyed a Corry Country Club dinner. A vandalism incident hit Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Presbyterian J.C. class hosted a shower for Mrs Fred Schwab. Jack Aymong and Lloyd Lines honored as they left for Navy and Army.
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Corry
F. Lowe Edwards
Roland T. Putnam
May McCormick
Elnora Wood
Quirky Facts and Figures From Mailbag to Money
A mailbag column surveys aging, motherhood, and wealth trends. It notes about 15,000 Americans over 40 per year, rising maternal employment from 9 percent in 1940 to 9 percent million with jobs, bank chair salaries from 39 000 to 72 000, and ocean desalination costs at 1 per thousand gallons. It also quotes Frank Lloyd Wright on arrogance and humors on color vision differences.
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New York
America
Iine
U.S
Frank Lloyd Wright
Americana History Lesson From Hal Boyle
Historical vignettes note U S presidents ride eras from James A. Garfield to Theodore Roosevelt. It recalls Andrew Jackson boarding a Baltimore & Ohio train on June 6, 1883 and Roosevelt as first president in both car and air travel. It also candidly discusses tetanus dangers and a whale offspring claim with a Fred Allen quote about fame.
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Andrew Jackson
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelt
Fred Allen
Erie Police Seek Man Identity in Rooming House Death
Erie Police pursue identification of a 30 year old transient found dead in his rooming house room. Coroner Merle Wood says death appears natural but investigation continues. Body discovered in bathroom adjoining his room by fellow roomer. Last seen alive shortly before noon.
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Donald Meyer
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The Gold Coast Florida Megalopolis and Its Complexities
Jim Bishop describes a vast Florida stretch from Palm Beach to Coral Gables as a bustling megalopolis with hotels and beaches. He notes wealth and corruption, tourism economics, press influence at the Miami Herald, racial segregation, class divides, and cultural tensions including Jewish protests against Pittsburgh policies.
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Franklin Killers Seek Freedom In Court Appeal
Two Venango County men, Douglas Keller and Jerald Riddle Jr., sentenced to 10 to 20 years for second degree murder in 1960, pursue habeas corpus appeals to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in Pittsburgh. District Attorney Harry Gent Jr. plans to travel to argue against the petitions as the court prepares to open next week.
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Douglas Wayne Keller
Jerald Edwin Riddle Jr
Venango County
Robert Warren Mays
Western District
Harry W. Gent Jr
Gent
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