North Carolina Appropriations Panel Advances Welfare and Higher Ed Budgets
The Joint Appropriations subcommittee in Raleigh moves toward a 1959 61 budget by next Tuesday. It approves 1 648 000 for public welfare and nearly 1 million for nine of the state supported colleges excluding UNC, with wage and new position boosts and student worker pay increases.
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Advisory Budget Commission
Consolidated University of North Carolina
UNC
Clyde Harriss
Rowan
House
Appropriations Committee
Gov
East Carolina College
Western Carolina College
Appalachian State Teachers College
Pembroke State College
Winston - Salem Teachers College
A&t College
Pay As You Go Tax Plan Favored by North Carolina Senate
The North Carolina Senate Finance Committee approved a pay as you go income tax withholding plan for individuals with an 11 10 vote and added a corporations amendment 12 9. Gov Hodges supports the individuals plan and House committees previously backed it. An estimated windfall rises from 27 million to 41 million with corporations included. State Revenue official Currie cautioned about venturing into new ground while noting current corporation taxes are easier to collect and largely paid currently.
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Raleigh
Senate Finance Committee
Hodges
Senate
House Finance Committee
Robert Morgan
Harnett
James Currie
Benson Opposes Leaf Plan Amid Tobacco Debate
Secretary Ezra Benson is expected to oppose a new price plan for tobacco. agriculture committees support a basic program to keep prices fixed while Benson and the American Farm Bureau seek broader fixes such as flexible price supports or a two year freeze. The debate centers on curbing surpluses and stabilizing prices through varied remedies.
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Ezra Benson
Agriculture Committees
Benson
American Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
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Stassen Wins GOP Mayor Nomination in Philadelphia
Herold Stassen secured the Republican nomination for Philadelphia mayor with 56,530 votes, over Ralph C. Morrone and Joseph A. Schafer. He will face incumbent Democrat Richardson Dilworth, who ran unopposed in the primary, in November.
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Herold Stassen
Ralph C. Morrone
Joseph A. Schafer
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Thomas McBride
High Court
Lackawanna County
Michael J. J.eagen
Superior Court
Blair Gunther
Pittsburgh
Joseph Barr
Pennsylvania
Paul B. Reinhold
David Lawrence
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