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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1961

Page

2

Apples and Oranges in Tax Policy Analysis

Editorial notes Congress once exempted first 50 of dividend income from personal tax with a 4 percent credit on the rest, a relief for shareholders taxed twice—by corporate profits tax and then personal dividend tax. It criticizes eliminating these credits, arguing the Chamber says dividend credits spur job creating investments, while new investment credits target firms with depreciation and capital equipment. The piece emphasizes that capital must flow into corporations before equipment investment.

Chamber of Commerce of the United States House Ways and Means Committee Secretary of the Treasury Ste Mont

Safe Fourth of July Ways to Cut Drownings and Deaths

The National Safety Council urges two clear safeguards for Independence Day safety Learn to swim so no one drowns and use seat belts to reduce injuries in crashes NSC president Howard Pyle promotes these as sane keys to freedom from accident tyranny during the long Fourth.

National Safety Council Howard Pyle NSC

Substitute Gardener Solves Mintigolds Mystery by Birds

New York AP story recounts Boyle, an amateur gardener, misplacing mintigolds after transplanting marigolds and others to a tiny front garden. He notices plants vanish bite by bite, suspects cats, but a robin-sized bird is spotted yanking a marigold and flying away with it, solving the mystery.

Franco Stilley New York

South Korea fires about twenty thousand government workers

In Seoul, Lt. Gen Chang Do-young, Korea's military premier, announced that about 20,000 of the government’s 240,000 employees had been fired. He added another 20,000 would be set out for draft dodging or other reasons.

Seoul Korea South Chang Do-young

Hungarian born producer defies networks over sex in TV

Ivan Tors, Hungarian born producer, testified before the Senate Juvenile Delinquency Committee that networks demanded more sex and violence to boost ratings. He recounted NBC and CBS pressures shaping his science and underwater shows while advocating wholesome content to protect youth and criticizing profit-driven changes.

Washington Senate Juvenile Delinquency Committee America Ivan Tors Torsthas Joe Bailey Doyle, Dane & Bernbach Chemstrand Tors Senators NBC Tori Eisenhower Congress Bailey Levy David Levy Levy Jack Ballard General Sarnoff Ballard CBS Senate Committee Dodd Los Angeles Malibu

Neg Distaff Lid

After three years of remodeling and upheaval at St. Catherine hospital, Sister Pia prepares to declare order in the home while clearing basement storerooms of misplaced odds and ends. Betty Loucks assists, noting Cat Placement Bureau calls and the hospital staff’s child care quirks as plans to return home begin.

Pia St. Catherine Hospital Betty Loucks Ora Loucks Copeland Childkens

World Today Adlai Finds Conditions Worse in South America

Washington AP reports Adlai Stevenson, back from Latin America, says conditions are worse with increased poverty and discontent. As ambassador to the UN, he notes communism’s appeal to the landless and the urgent need for long term programs in education housing and land reform.

Adlai South America Washington Adlai Stevenson Latin America Kennedy Stevenson United Nations Cuba United States Congress

Coffeyville Begins Centennial Festival With Pageant

Coffeyville Kansas launches a week long Centennial celebration featuring the pageant The Saga of a Century with more than 500 residents reenacting Coffeyville state and national history. Dalton raid reenactments recall the 1892 bank robbery attempt. The Dalton Defenders Museum moves downtown and a 100 year capsule is buried at the museum entrance.

Coffeyville Dalton Dalton Gang Dalton Defenders Museum

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