Substitutes Studied In Tax Plan Debate In Harrisburg
Harrisburg AP report says Majority Leader Lee A Don aldson outlined two substitute taxes under study if the GOP caucus rejects Shafer’s 267 million tax package. Proposals include extending the 4 percent sales tax to cover trade in values and cutting restaurant food exemptions, with opposition within the party noted. The fight concerns an unincorporated business tax and tobacco levy, amid House Republican vote limits and Democratic resistance.
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Lee A. Donaldson
GOP
Shafer
Tax Commission
Harrisburg
Donaldson
Commission
Allegheny County
Lancaster
York Counties
Speck Sentenced to Die for Eight Nurses Slayings
Richard Speck was condemned to the electric chair in Peoria after being convicted of killing eight nurses in July 1966 at the South Chicago Community Hospital dormitory. Judge Herbert C. Paschen set Sept. 1 for execution. automatic appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court will pause the sentence. Speck's lawyers may take the case to the U.S. Supreme Court if needed.
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Chicago
Peoria
Speck
Paschen
Aeffence
Willard Koeppel
Peoria County
High Court
Gerald Getty
Cook County
U.S. Su Bree
South Chicago Community Hospital
Wie Townhouse
No Reply Planned to Soviet Vessel Incident
The State Department says no reply is planned to renewed Soviet complaints that American planes bombed and strafed a Soviet vessel in Vietnamese waters last Friday. Moscow rejected the U S explanation and charged U S warplanes hit the Turkestan in Cam Pha harbor. A mob in Leningrad spat at an American diplomat and his wife and stoned their bus.
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Washington
State Department
Department
Leningrad
Robert J. McCloskey
Moscow
United States
U.S
Turkestan
Cam Pha
John G. Guthrie
Soviet Union
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Agrad
Communities Plan Support for Israel
Jewish communities nationwide rally to Israel as fighting breaks out in the Middle East. Volunteers offer to fight, students volunteer to harvest crops, and funds are raised while leaders call for broad support and coordinated action in response to the crisis.
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New York
Israel
Middle East
Amnon Gil-Ad
All Jews Lateral
Washington
Sup
Jayette Park
Miami
White House
Israe
Eduardo J. Whitehouse
U.N
Congo
Joachim Priz
Presidents Group
Life photographer Schutzer killed in Sinai fighting
American Life photographer J Paul Schutzer, 35, of New Rochelle New York, was killed when Egyptian fire hit the Israeli halftrack he rode in during the early Sinai desert battle. Life correspondent Michael Moir escaped unharmed. Schulzter had covered Vietnam and Iron Curtain stories and previously worked in Life's Paris bureau.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
J. Paul Schutzer
Life Magazine
Schuszer
New’Rochelle
N.Y
Sinai Desert
Life
Michael
Moir
New York
Army
Schulzer
Brooklyn
Inn
Market prices plunge as war news blanks middle east
New York markets opened sharply lower as Middle East war news sparked emotional selling. The Dow fell 20.77 points early, closing down 15.54 at 847.77 after volatile trading with 1.13 million shares changing hands.
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New York
Middle East
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Israel
John F. Kennedy
Associated Press
Astronaut Givens Killed In Texas Auto Accident
Astronaut Edward G Givens Jr 37 died after his car left a Texas road and struck an embankment near Pearland southeast Houston He was a project officer at the Manned Spacecraft Center and had been named among 19 astronauts The accident also injured two Air Force majors who were with him The group included Williams Hall and Dillorto the address of the others not learned He was born in Quanah Texas and a 1952 Annapolis graduate married Ada Mauss of Bedford Massachusetts They have three children including one born recently The cause of the crash remains under investigation
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Appropriations
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Harrisburg
Wade
Shafer
House
Senate
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Appropriations Committee
Manned Space Center
Pearland
Houston
Tex
U. Ag
Fictuston
Giventronaut
Edward G. Givens Jr
Tarelon
Unl
Manned Spacecraft Center
Williams
Hall of Mead- Spate Agency
Saidsville
Francis Dillorto
Air Force
Givens
Quanah
USS. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ada Mauss
Bedford
Mass
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Joe Shareen
St. George's Syriat Orthodox Church
Indianapolis
Atlanta Ga
Southeast
Brandeis University
Boston
Yeshiva University
Richard Pollard
Vietnam
Iron Curtain
Magazine
Paris
Schutzer
Ted Yates
NBC
MT Co
Astronaut Givens
Texas
Edgmont Ave
Chester
Nationwide
Nationwide Insurance
UFE- Realth
Hom Gar
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Nationwide Mutual Pire Insurance Co
Nationwide Life Insurance Co
Rome
Columbus
Ohio
Howard R. Baker
Cheytey Pike
Prospect Park, Penna
John J. Dimeglio
HK and
Upland Street
Chester, Pennsylvania
James E. Bewley
Edgmont Avenue
Parkside, Penna
Washington St
Marcus Hook, Fentins
Hubbard
Edward C. Shockley
Edgman Ave
Upland Rd
Smathaven, Penne
Tramont
Dick R. Davies, JR
Kevin Lane
Village Green
Aston
Penny
Earl W. Hagerty
Warr Winane
Ave
Norwood, Panna
Alfred B. Smith
Toyter Avant
Walter Dill
Meeting House
Beordwyn, Pa
Avkbard
Wayne Hamilton
Ruth
Hamilton
Republioren
Pesta
Tramont Dtier
Lloyd T. Smith
Wayne L. Smith
Wair Taad Village
Allan Twp
Penna
Hubberd
Rooman Smith, JR
Seilinid
Morweed
Panne
Eugene H. Wilson
South Orange Street
Madlo, Penna
Lowall
Joseph G. Yorke
Swarthmera Arena
Ridley Park, Panno
Delaware County Daily Times
ST. Chester
Pemnsylvania
Phare
The
Daily Times
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