So Far Tax Cut Bill Is Tax Raising Bill
The 1963 tax cut bill is described as tax raising so far as the House Ways and Means Committee focuses on revenue-raising changes. It aims to exceed Kennedy’s net $10 billion reduction, with about two weeks to decide on principal cuts. Six items agreed, three revenue-raising, two charitable deductions minor, one $40 million averaging break for fluctuating incomes.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Village Bossip Collects the Tacts and Confusions
Guy Garden asserts the village figure Bossip collects the Tacts and then deals with her own confusions in a curio filled local scene.
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Guy Garden
Bossip
Weather Tonight and Sunday Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered thunder showers mainly in eastern counties. Low around 40. Sunday will be partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and light variable winds.
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Alon
Sesscaioniaie
Vardun
Berne Goudland
Rune Salton
Khrushchev to Visit Cuba Says Soviet Invite Confirmed
Moscow reports Khrushchev accepted Fidel Castro invitation to Cuba and pledged to defend Cuba if attacked. The communique warned the United States against invasion and said the Soviet Union would aid Cuba with all means. No date was set for the visit.
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Wes
Cuba
Caribbean
Roly Pledyres
Fidel Castro
Weslern Diplomdis
Vist
United States
Soviet Union
Cabri
Uly Posal
Castry
Minsilos Haat
Sugar bubble likely to burst says Ag official
Agriculture undersecretary Charles S. Murphy warns of a speculative sugar bubble that could pop and harm high price buyers. He supports congressional hearings by Senate Finance and Senate Banking subcommittees to examine supplies and stability. Murphy notes Europe weather and Cuba mismanagement boosted prices, but recent foreign commitments suggest ample U.S. supply for 1983, potentially easing scarcity.
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Washington
Aricullury Department
Unedersecretary of Agriculture
Charles S. Murphy
Senate Finance Committee
Tose Banking Subcommittee
Murphy
U.S
Europe
Cuba
United States
Gray Gay
Forein
Susan
Roth
Losaey
Planners Gather for Special Tuesday Meeting in City
A special meeting of the Gite ton City Finney County Planning Commission is set for 6:00 a.m. Tuesday in the City Commission room at City Mall. Representatives from Topeka and Sulina planning firms will discuss professional services and City participation in the program, with a rezoning request for lot 2, block 34, Stevens Aikdlsson, from multi family to commercial on the Zirkle property at Hackberry and Maln.
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Finney County Plannin Commission
City Commission
City Mall
Topeka
Sulina
Bregank
Chamber of Commerce
Stevens Aikdlsson
Zirkle
Hackberry and
Maln
Wallace faces federal challenge over university order
Gov George Wallace, facing a U S government bid to enforce integration at the University of Alabama, plans actions in his sovereignty dispute. A U S District Judge Lynne ordered him to appear in Birmingham for an injunction hearing as the federal suit seeks to curb Wallace’s pledge to bar Negroes from the university. Enrollment for summer sessions proceeds with students from Mobile and Tuscaloosa area facing the campus entry. The federal government argues state sovereignty does not allow interposition against federal law and orders, while Attorney General Kennedy in Washington notes the suit tests Wallace's claimed legal duty.
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Burmingnam
Ala
George C. Wallace
U.S
University of Alabama
Dhidge Seybornor UE Lynne
Birminghium
Lynne
Wallace
Vivien J. Matone
Mobile
David My Medic Theory
Tuntsville
Misa Mae Jone
Man
McGlathery
Fintaville Extension Center
Uhisy
Wallace Foritys
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