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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
1
The Senate voted to extend current rates on corporate income and excise taxes, adding about 650 million dollars in new revenue. The measure repeals the 4 percent tax credit on stock dividends, and tightens business deducts to raise additional funds.
Mrs Mary C Wiley is to return to her home today from St Vincent s Hospital in Birmingham Doctors have ordered no visitors Altrusa International will have a business meeting at the home of Mrs Frank Hiscrodt 2024 Birch St tonight at 7 30 The ninth annual Sivey family Moulton Rd Land will be served at 1 p m day through the summer from 6 a m until 11 am On sale Wed including potatoes cabbage cucumbers tomatoes turnips and greens Willard White reported to police at 12 10 p m Monday that a tire was stolen from the Phillips 66 Service Station at 6th Ave and Wilson St
The speaker questions whether giving to the poor truly helps and suggests resentment toward the poor. The text references a biblical saying that profit from gaining the world but losing one’s soul.
President Eisenhower arrived in Honolulu after a long Far Eastern tour to a warm welcome from more than 100,000 Hawaiians. The balmy weather and festive reception offered a refreshing tonic to the weary leader as he prepared to conclude his international trip.
Security was called up in the Senate for a vote later this afternoon and then some senators played nine holes of golf on a sunny breeze cooled course at the edge of the blue Pacific.
Patterson defeats Johansson by fifth round knockout. Johansson says Patterson was fresher and stronger this time and landed a clean punch to end the bout.
President Eisenhower completed a swift Far East swing marked by personal triumphs but not a clear victory on the tense international front. Editor John Scali notes the tour's pluses and minuses as he traveled with the President.
Vice President Richard M. Nixon challenged critics who say the Soviet Union is gaining on the United States. He insisted the Soviet economy will not surpass the U S this century despite Khrushchev's claims. The speech at the 40th annual Junior Chamber convention in St Louis urged UN aid from food surpluses while dodging price support questions.
Severe weather struck the plains with two tornadoes reported in Colorado while Springfield Illinois saw heavy rain and Rapid City South Dakota recorded 0.95 inches. Winds to 74 mph and hail accompanied a Monday thunderstorm across the region.
Roberson files a $50 000 personal injury suit alleging severe permanent injuries including paralysis after a wreck. He accuses the defendant of negligence for not stopping or slowing to avoid the collision and seeks compensation for damages.
TVA river readings show the Tennessee River at Keller Memorial near 0.09 feet in 24 hours. Lake levels listed include Guntersville 594.6 feet and Wilson 506.9 feet. The morning temperature was 88 degrees with a forecast of partly cloudy skies and warm conditions tonight. Winds southerly up to 12 mph, gusty near possible thundershowers, and a high of 91 degrees anticipated.
A downtown Mountain Home store window announced its news with a sign saying Its a boy. Frank Kamphuas and his wife welcomed a son named Joe born on Father's Day, marking a family celebration in Idaho.
Mrs Anderson admitted forging a two year old's request to cash a check using the child's license. She asked that police be notified and then left the bank before going to the Vestavia police station to tell officials what happened.
The ex governor Fred Folsom faces a Montgomery tax lien of 25146 dollars. The lien was granted against Folsom as the property owner in a bid to recover unpaid taxes.
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