Senate votes against tax relief amid wartime spending
The Senate debated amendments to a bill extending wartime tax rates and raising the debt ceiling to 293 billion dollars through July 1, 1961. Proposals aimed to close tax loopholes, repeal the 4 percent dividend credit, require withholding on dividends, cut oil and gas depletion, and curb deduction of entertainment expenses. The session stretched long with a key Gore amendment on mineral depletion defeated, while the chamber faced party pressure to present revenue-raising measures in light of higher past spending.
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Senate
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Treasury
Gore
Johnson
TV Schedule Highlights Local Morning to Evening Lineup
A dense scanned TV grid lists Gile Weather Report filed by Doug Edwards and CBS News anchors, with shows from Texan Tilh Father Knows Beat Sitt Danny Thomas to The Millionaire and Secret Storm. Later, generic weather, regional NBC/CBS updates, variety of daytime games and detective drama blocks are shown for June 21 and adjacent days, including morning news and late-night previews.
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CBS
Kate Smith
Beat Sitt
Danny Thomas
K-Arin Sathern
CBB
Hennessey
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Edwardy
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Red Skelton
Garer Moore
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San Francisco
Howles
Horns & Allen
Senate Motion Seen To Avoid Night Session
Financial Market pressed for a single vote on a non debatable motion that lacked a clear test. Senators split over Gore amendment with some opposing it as too broad and others supporting it to counter the telephone and travel tax repeal. Gore intends to reoffer independently, confident it will pass as earlier sessions had extended tax repeal timelines to July 1, 1960.
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Gore
Finance Committee
Senate
House
Eisenhower Promises Freedom and Opportunity for Koreans
In final speeches President Eisenhower urged urgent aid for Koreans who overthrew Syngman Rhee, framing it as a momentous challenge. Police struggled to manage a dense crowd at the route, using rifle butts as cheers rose and spectators pressed forward amid tense actions.
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Okinawa
Nnew
Sito
Sithe
Syngman Rhee
Ancuugi
Luis Ah Yee
Dane ‘Diers
Wue Moeur
Markets Review From East St Louis Stockyard Report
National Stockyards in East St Louis shows hogs steady to 25 higher with lots 180-240 lb at 17.00 to 18.25 per hundredweight and sheep steady, spring lambs 22.00 to 25.00, vealers 23.00 to 27.00, and cattle mixed with good steers near 25.00 and dairy cows weaker. Regional prices from St Louis and Kansas City reflect beef and egg markets with wholesale eggs in several grades and carriers reporting varying per dozen prices.
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East St. Louis
St. Louis
Daily Record Hospital Admissions
List of individuals in the Daily Record hospital admissions includes many named residents with addresses such as Lee Jordan at 1426 Dixon Dr and Ada Jones at 909 Madison St plus Belle and Camdenton area names. Births note a daughter Sunday to Delroy Hawkins and a son to O O J Smith at Memorial Hospital. Divorce actions include Alma Ann Fennewald and Delores Ann Hickman and Emma Butzer filing for divorce. A series of legal actions cover mechanic lien enforcement by Frank Branch Refrigeration and Heating, a guilty plea by Marcella Mossey, suit by Household Finance Corp against Missouri State Tax Commission, and Melvin De Graff's guilty plea and sentence.
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Lee Jordan
Dixon Dr
Ada Jones
Madison St
Wilma Picker
Belle
Dorothy ‘Houston
Barnett
Mary Louise Wollenburg
Dixon
Peggy Smith
Cardinal
Eunice Withouse
Sheila Hawkins
Adams St
Emma Butzer
Phillip F. Butzer
Frank Branch
Refrigeration and Heating Inc
Margaret Fin
Ing
Miss Mr
Schell and Ward Apparel
Household Finance Corporation of Chicago
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Missouri State Tax Commission
Milton Carpenter
M. N. Morris
HEC
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Missouri
Melvin de Graff
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Sam C. Blatt
Police Court Fines and Arrests Reported in Tipton Area
Police court records list Smith of 1182 E Me ad fined 4.90 jail costs on a citation charge. Wilson Rice of 409 Mulberry forfeited 10 band on an incident charge. Curtis Franklin Veach of Tipton was fined 14 by Judge Foster after pleading guilty to speeding tactics and arrested June 16 near Highway 63 south of Jefferson City. Ronald Reed Pedego of Tipton fined 10 and costs for driving without a valid license. Clem Francis Kempker of Eu pom fined 11 and costs for speeding. arrested June 16 near Highway 7 and R1 CC. Also includes Want Ad Rates and contact details for Post Tribune and publication deadlines.
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Curtis Franklin Veach
Tipton
Foster
Veach
Jetferson City
Ronald Reed Pedego
Clem Francis Kempker SI
Missouri
St. Louia
Kansas
Wty
Ada
Averaer
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Post Tribune
Judge Rules Cannon Free From Rams in Oilers Fight
Federal Judge William J. Lindberg ruled for the Houston Oilers in their bid to keep star halfback Billy Cannon. He found Cannon’s alleged Rams contracts not binding and criticized NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle for secrecy. The decision centered on unsigned Rams documents by acting commissioner Austin Gunsel.
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Houston Oilers
American Football League
Billy Cannon
Cannon
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
William J. Lindberg
Louisiana State University
Pete Rozelle
Rams
Rozelle
Lindberg
Austin Gunsel
Chaplain Leader Dies in Kansas City
AP report says Msgr. L Curtis Tiernan 75 longtime Army chaplain in Europe in WWII died at St Marys hospital after 21% months as patient heart ailment He retired from UK in 1948 after two world wars He marked arth anniversary as a priest last month and was a close friend of Harry S Truman serving with him in World War I He accompanied Truman to the Potsdam conference.
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Kansas City
L. Curtis Tiernan
Europe
St. Mary's Hospital
Monsignor Tiernan
Ins Arth
Harry S. Truman
125Th Field Artillery
Truman
Ex VFW Commander Dies in Fulton Missouri
Earl J. Riggs 68 former state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars died at home in Fulton after a heart attack. He served as service officer of Callaway VFW Post 1657 and chaired the Callaway County Selective Service Board for many years. Funeral services are scheduled.
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Earl J. Riggs
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Callaway Vew
Callaway
Se Ncelive Service Board
Morning News Briefs From KWOS and KWOS Related Stations
A fragmented radio listings snapshot shows KWOS 1249 and related stations broadcasting news, weather, and sports segments. Program names indicate a mix of local updates, late night headlines, and morning weather casts with various hosts and time slots.
Market and Weather Roundup From Local Missouri News
Local market analysis and weather briefings cover farm nets, trading posts, and county agent updates. Interspersed interviews spotlight market trends and community agriculture, with data from Missouri outlets and regional reporters.
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ONO
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Sunere
Wrather
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le Mass
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Pastor's Study Moves to Tuesday Time Slot
The Pastor's Study will be recast for 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays on RRCG TV Channel 10. The show, hosted by Ron Arnold, shifts from 7 p.m. Wednesdays at the Grace Episcopal Church. Also, Lite Rock Broilers reports ample offerings with broilers and fryers priced around 17 to 18 cents.
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Mioreraud Ba Dhe
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Grate Episcopal’ Church
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