House OKs 4.6 Billion Aid Abroad on Yugoslav Polish dispute
Lawmakers in the House approve a provisional aid package tied to a Senate amendment banning aid to Yugoslavia and Poland unless vital to US security or not tied to international communism. The measure, pushed by Rep Morfan, aims to balance aid with containment, while administration leaders seek conference to resolve differences. Italy tourism up as 19 million foreign visitors come in 1961, a 5 percent rise. rental ads urge readers to place classified listings.
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Tax Relief Plan Backing Aids 1962 Taxes And Utilities
The measure would cut 1962 taxes by about 500 million and let utilities gain roughly 300 million from investments in new facilities. It introduces depreciation schedules for machinery and equipment bought this year and aims to expand production and jobs. The Finance Committee approved the investment provision amid partisan votes.
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Isaacs Longtime N Y Crusader Dies at 79
NEW YORK AP indicates Stanley ML Isaacs a lone Republican crusader during Tammany Hall era in Democratic NYC died Thursday at home of a heart attack. Isaacs 79, a self-styled crank on civil liberties, served over two decades as minority leader of New York City Council. He was known for vigorous criticism of colleagues and support for humanitarian causes.
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