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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
6
Patching worn tennis shoes with patches or buttons cures holes and adds style. A method to remove fat from broth uses ice cubes skimmed of fat. A hem crease removal trick uses hot iron and brown wrapping paper as a pressing cloth.
The Kennedy administration plans a three year tax package cutting corporate and individual rates while raising other revenues. Corporations would see a two stage cut starting next January but accelerated payments could raise current collections. Individual relief would begin mid 1963 with substantial benefits but some loophole closures reduce the total.
The discussion outlines tax rates shifting from 91 to 20 percent to 65 to 14 percent starting next January. It notes changes in capital gains treatment, stock options, dividends, inheritances, depletion allowances for natural resources, and a basic $600 exemption for taxpayers and dependents. A total deduction cap will apply to interest, storm losses, medical costs, and state local taxes. The piece references the 1910 start of the U S postal savings system.
Tomorrow urges sociable cooperation while avoiding late afternoon tensions. For those with tomorrow as a birthday, leadership and sales gifts may yield profits in the coming year, with diplomacy and patience advised. Family harmony improves, job and finances rise, and May, late June, and late 1963 offer travel and romance opportunities. Children born on this day possess strong intelligence and resilience.
Rev and Mrs Louis Perry returned from Oklahoma after a ten day service run. Mrs Blanch Roden of Florida came in last week due to her mother Della Brewer's illness and death. Mr and Mrs Bill Tomilson of Kentucky visited relatives here for several days. Mr and Mrs Willie B Foote traveled to Cullman to see ill Ragga Richard Speegle.
The City Commission, in a split vote, upheld the dismissal of Montgomery Fire Chief Clayton C. Strane. The ruling comes amid ongoing controversy over leadership and department policies in Montgomery.
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