Income Tax Withholding Law Advised
TOPEKA AP Boosts in cigaret liquor and inheritance taxes were proposed in a 79 page report by a citizens advisory committee presented to Gov John Anderson The report urges adopting an income tax withholding law and allowing localities to levy sales taxes It also calls for study of combining local taxing districts and grants cities power to raise property taxes under home rule
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Topeka
Citizens Advisory Committee
John Anderson
Anderson
Skunk Cornered By Police Then Released In City
Policecornered a loose skunk at Harold Collier’s driveway on 10th Street with Officers Grover Craig and Cleve Spencer handling the animal and releasing it outside city limits. Weather chatter notes colder forecasts with sleet or glaze in the northern states and possible snow statewide tomorrow. The column closes with light local tidbits about almanacs spring signals and tax forms.
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Sid
Harold Collier
E Fair
Grover Craig
Cleve Spencer
George Clausen
Craig
Alonzo Finnup
Elihu Allman
Weather Bureau
Elihu
Magazine Plant Blown to Bits in Nassau County
Explosions at Direct Mail Advertising Reporter plant in Garden City caused a fire and evacuation of ninety families from two apartment houses. The blasts damaged a one story brick building and occurred in fuel oil tanks in the basement. No injuries were reported as police investigated the incident.
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Garden City
N.Y
Long Island
New York City
Hempstead
Mineola
Nassau County
Direct Mail Advertising Reporter
7Th St
Latham York Stay Refused by Kansas Supreme Court
TOPERA AP Kansas Supreme Court refused a stay of execution for two young former soldiers James Douglas Latham 20 and George Ronald York 19 who admit killing seven people in five states after escaping from Ft Hood Texas stockade They are set to die January 31 for the murder of Otto Ziegler 62 of Oakley Kaw They filed a notice of appeal to the U S Supreme Court alleging denial of due process and sought a stay pending the appeal Counsel for the pair resigned saying they fulfilled the court obligation Any further stay would have to come from the federal level.
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Topera
Kansas _Supreme Court
Ft. Hood
Texas
Stockade
James Douglas Latham
George Ronald York
Otto Ziegler
Oakley
Kaw
U. S. Supreme Court
Kennedy outlines 51 billion defense budget plan
President Kennedy presented a 1964 budget with 51 billion dollars for military spending and total defense outlays around 56 billion, up from the current year. He highlighted Minuteman missiles, Polaris submarine deployment, improved air defense, civil defense shelters, strengthened counterinsurgency, and continued anti missile research as core priorities. Four Soviet air pollution experts arrived in New York for a 30 day study of U.S. city pollution controls at the invitation of the U.S. Public Health Service.
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Washington
Kennedy
Free World
Minutemen
Minuteman
Polaris
U.S
New York
U.S. Public Health Service
Kennedy Delays Tax Cut Timetable To Midyear
Washington AP Kennedy plans first tax cuts under an $18.5 billion program but will not enact them before July 1. Secretary Dillon said the three year overhaul should boost business this year, with a balanced budget not likely until 1966 at the earliest.
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Washington
Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Congress
Kennedy seeks bold $4.2 billion NASA space budget
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve $4.2 billion for NASA in fiscal 1964, plus $184.38 million for the Atomic Energy Commission space projects, aiming to accelerate lunar goals this decade. The plan would more than triple 1962 spending and expand research for advanced space missions, including manned flight to Mars.
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Washington
U.S. Space Agency
Kennedy
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atomic Energy Commission For
Gomulka backs Khrushchev in Moscow Beijing clash
Polish Communist chief Wladyslaw Gomulka endorsed Khrushchev in the Soviet Chinese dispute at the East Berlin sixth congress. He urged removing the quarrel from world sight and said internal discussions should resolve differences without public polemics. The speech was carried by ADN. Only one Western correspondent attended.
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Wladyslaw Gomulka
Khruschev
Moscow-Peking
Gomulka
Communist Party
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
ADN
Werner Seelenbinder
Khrushchev Visits Berlin Wall Amid Cold War Tensions
Soviet Premier Khrushchev toured the Berlin Wall and observed the American flag at Checkpoint Charlie from the East German side. He waved to West Berliners as Gomulka defended Moscow amid the Sino-Soviet dispute. East German leader Ulbricht accompanied him and no crossing into West Berlin occurred.
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Walter Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Wall
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
U. S
Friedrichstrasse
Brandt
Berlin
West
Tshombe Heads for Parley in Congo Unity Talks
Moise Tshombe nears talks in Elisabethville to surrender Katanga and allow UN entry into Kolwezi. UN seeks unopposed access for troops, aiming to implement Thant’s unity plan with 50 50 mining revenue sharing and federal constitution ahead of possible UN force reduction.
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Leoqpoldville
the Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Congo Unity
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Kolwezi
U.N
New York
George Sherry
Eliod Mathu
Thant
Leopoldville
Arrest Clears Several Thefts In Finney County Area
Frank Wesley Stevens, 36, of 308 N 10th, admitted prying coin boxes at a laundromat in Syracuse and a speed wash on West Kansas, netting about $300. He also admitted stealing a bicycle in Tribune and clothing from a Garden City home. He will be taken to Syracuse for grand larceny charges. officers also charged him with possession of a pistol after a felony conviction.
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Savera
Finney
Frank Wesley Stevens
Richard Rohleder
Stevens
Lauxtry
Syracuse
W. Kansas
Rohleder
Tribune
Garden City
Hamilton County
Dallag Johnson
Colorado
Blizzard capsizes boats in Sea of Japan tragedy
Seven fishermen drowned and 22 feared lost after blizzard swept northern Japan waters. Winds up to 70 mph capsized 28 small fishing boats. East coast heavy snows delayed trains. Tokyo temperature fell to 23 degrees, the year's low. In Kansas, a stickup at a Hutchinson market netted about $680.
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Tokyo
Japan
Coast Guard
Movie preview earns Garden City crowd at State Theater
Reporter reviews a sneak preview of Dr No filmed in Jamaica with Sean Connery as James Bond. The action packed espionage tale features a mad scientist, a Caribbean island base, and a missile plot tied to Cape Canaveral. The reviewer notes colorful visuals, thinner plot, and uncertain Midwest release.
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Cial
Garden City
Jamaica
Sean Connery
James Bond
Johnny Dollar
Dr. No
Cape Canaveral
Connery
Garden City to Dedicate New State Employment Office
Dedication of Garden City Kansas State Employment Service at Tih and Spruce is set for 2 pm with an open house to follow. Former State Sen. Clifford R. Hope Jr. will deliver the dedication address. Maynard Kniet, Garden City Chamber of Commerce president, will accept the building for the city. Chamber Manager Mitch Geisler will be out of town. A photo layout and story on the new office appear in today’s Telegram.
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Kansas State Employment Service
Tih and
Spruce
Clifford R. Hope Jr
U.S
Jamey Pearson
Maynard Kniet
Telegram
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