U.S. Safety Experts Push Nationwide Traffic Control Uniformity
Safety groups urge standard signs signals and rules to reduce driver confusion across states and cities. The National Joint Committee and the National Committee on Uniform Traffic Laws foster a Uniform Vehicle Code and Model Ordinance. A new national manual aligns federal aid highways to uniform devices, improving safety and efficiency.
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Foundations to Expand Educational Grants Through 1966
Three Standard Oil of Indiana foundations will boost educational funding through 1966 to exceed $1 million, providing substantial unrestricted grants to leading universities and training students from nations worldwide to improve the quality of higher education.
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Indiana
Opposition rises to federal 20 percent withholding on dividends
The article argues that a 20 percent withholding tax on dividends and interest would hit lower income earners hardest by taking funds early and delaying refunds. It notes evasion countermeasures, including electronic machines, heightened tax education, and better use of tax resources, to avoid broad penalties for a few.
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Internal Revenueervice
Treasury
Interstate Highways Will Save Many Lives
Covington Kiwanis Club members viewed a program and film on Interstate highway construction. The piece argues the 41 000 mile system will save 6000 to 9000 lives annually, cut travel time and costs, and deliver large cash benefits beyond mere economics, framing better highways as a moral obligation and rewarding investment for America.
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Covington Kiwanis Club
America
Tax on dividends and interest faces fairness critique
The ongoing debate over a federal withholding tax on dividend and interest income is seen as an unfair burden on low income taxpayers and would create a large administrative burden nationwide.
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Portland, Oregon
The New Covenant Written on Hearts
A summary of Jeremiah 31 38 34 describing the new covenant where God writes the law on hearts and all people know the Lord from the least to the greatest. It contrasts the old Mosaic stone law with a spiritual law within, predicting direct divine forgiveness and reduced ritual.
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House of Israel
God
Hope Beyond Tragedy in Jeremiah Lessons
A devotional study centers on Jeremiah’s role as sorrowing prophet and bringer of hope. It links 2 Kings and Jeremiah passages to comfort for Israel’s exile, highlighting a future restoration, a new covenant, and God’s enduring mercy despite judgment.
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Many 65 Plus Workers Qualify for Social Security Benefits
Eugene L. Rawls, district manager, Social Security Office, says over 1,000,000 older workers may qualify for benefits though they do not apply. Some may still work or earn high wages yet be eligible for partial or full benefits depending on current earnings. Leaflets at 275 Peachtree Street, NB.
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Eugene L. Rawls
Social Aoe
Rawle
Soviet agriculture lags behind US despite Khrushchev boast
Western and American analyses show the Soviet Union remains far behind the United States in agricultural production despite ambitious growth aims. Reports from USDA statistics and Soviet journals indicate shortfalls in maize meat eggs fruit and vegetables, while wheat potatoes sugar beets and milk show varying gains.
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Nikita S. Krushchev
America
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
United States Department of Agriculture
Voprosy Ekonomiki
United Department of Agriculture
National Outlook on a Congress Stalled by Logjam
The nation enters a new fiscal year without any appropriations acted by Congress as two veteran chairmen clash on conference location. A rising backlog leaves education and medical care uncertain while tax and trade policies face delays and potential redirection.
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House
Senate
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Treasury
Dillon
Byrd
Whi House
Camp Canoe Mooring Idea for Rocky Shore
A reader explains a simple driftwood mooring system for a canoe on a rocky shore. Cut two saplings longer than the canoe, smooth them, lash ends, and loop a shore line around the setup. Logs act as fenders keeping the boat from hitting rocks during storms.
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