Little Prospect of Tax Cut This Year in Congress
Washington tax writers foresee little chance of passing a tax cut in the remaining days of this session. Next year may see a general review of individual and business taxes. Members of the House Ways and Means Committee rejected a CEO proposal for a two billion dollar tax cut, citing need for expenditure cuts or a business downturn as justification. Rep. Mills and Rep. Boggs doubted action this year, while Rep. Byrnes warned it was premature to discuss a January tax cut.
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Byrnes
R-Wis
Solon Sees Senate Vote on Social Security Benefits at 62
Senator Smathers D Florida predicts the Senate will vote to allow eligible women to draw Social Security retirement benefits at age 62. The discussion follows a House-passed bill offering disabled benefits and widow 62 eligibility. the Senate panel previously limited 62 eligibility to widows only. Smathers owns livestock farms near Linneus, Missouri, and is set to debate the measure with peers.
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Miller Fire Area Meeting Delays District Plan
A rural fire protection district proposal for western Miller County was deferred after a mass meeting. Petitions to circulate were requested as organizers plan to reschedule the meeting. Attendees from Olean Spring Garden Pleasant Et.ville Mount West Aurora and other nearby communities heard explanations by Wyatt Jaeims and Eldon attorney Jack Miller.
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University Faculty Members to Retire
Six veterans of the University of Missouri faculty receive Professor Emeritus diplomas at the Brewe Pivld House commencement. Names include Verbert Gould and Luther Motheas among others, with combined 168 years of service and Krosekopf noted for decades on staff. Philippine delegation walks out of Bandung conference amid protests over Communist influence.
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Nevada Man Named Hennings Secretary Nominee
Rep Robert W Crawford of Nevada Missouri was named executive secretary to Abe Meamings For Senator. Crawford has served in the Missouri House since 1954 and studied at the National University of Mexico and the University of Missouri. He has military decorations from Korea and is tied to the Crawford real estate and insurance firm in Nevada.
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Three University Alumni Receive d Honorary Degrees
Three University of Missouri alumni were awarded honorary doctorates at the 14th annual commencement in Brewer Field House. Homer Cray received Doctor of Literature, William Polk Jesse Doctor of Science, and Gerald B. Thorne Doctor of Laws for professions and contributions. Thorne gave the commencement address “Partners in Progress” as Ellis conferred degrees on over 150 graduates including 248 completing spring requirements.
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Senator finance bill faces mail backlash on widows clause
Senators report heavy mail criticizing a Finance Committee bill as unfair to widows. Sen Byrd says he has replied about costs of lowering minimum age for all women. Smathers argues there may be enough votes to reverse the committee and apply age 62 to all groups, while some hesitate over financing a second major benefit like disability taxes.
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Teacher and taxi driver fatally wounded in Cyprus gun attack
In Famagusta a gunman killed a British schoolteacher and a Cypriot taxi driver. The teacher fired once at the assailant but missed. The gunman fled, believed linked to the EOQKA underground seeking union with Greece. A stray line about a toothless turtle concludes the piece.
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