Wisconsin Governer Nelson Aims 1% Tax Boost Withholding
Wisconsin Governor Nelson unveiled a sweeping tax plan including a 1 percent increase in personal income taxes and a new withholding system aimed at phasing in changes by 1962. The package would forgive 103 million dollars in taxes for all brackets, cut the surtax, and shift tax shares to local governments while expanding exemptions and credits amid a broader budget balancing effort.
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Betting Still Against GOP Acceptance
Madison report on Governor Gaylord Nelson’s plan to tax withholding and income tax forgiveness as a package to force legislative action. He argues forgiveness for 1961 taxes coupled with higher 1962 rates could sway voters, but Republicans remain unlikely to concede, fearing cost concerns and employer burdens.
U S Skating Team Wiped Out In Belgian Air Crash
Fifty four Americans including the entire U S figure skating team perished when a Sabena Boeing 707 crashed near Brussels while en route to the world championships in Prague. The 73 total dead included Mrs Maribel Vinson Owen and her two daughters Laurence and Maribel Owen among the casualties.
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Crash Claims Famed Figure Skating Family
New York AP reports a Brussels plane crash killed Laurence Owen 16 of Winchester Massachusetts Maribel 20 and their mother Maribel Vinson Owen longtime coach and nine time former U S champion The Owen family linked to U S and Olympic figure skating with Maribel serving as AP expert at multiple Games and Laurence winning the North American title last week
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LSC Professor Says UM Proposal Won’t Block PE Building
La Crosse State College official Glenn Smith says Milwaukee cadet plans for a physical education major won’t prevent a new PE building here. He notes 800 majors at La Crosse and antiquated facilities justify construction despite Milwaukee expansion. A higher education official says the study won’t alter the La Crosse project’s status.
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World Skating Meet Still On in Frankfurt
A spokesman for the world figure skating championships said the event remains scheduled despite the Brussels plane crash that killed U S competitors. He denied ADN reports that the competitions were canceled, stating the event will proceed as planned.
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Skating Team Dies in Toledo Plane Crash
A chartered Boeing crashed into a small pond near Toledo Ohio on Oct 29 killing the skating team. Firefighters arrived late to control the blaze as there were no survivors. Charred bodies were moved to a temporary airport morgue. a Belgian laborer lost a leg and was hospitalized.
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Magazine Plan Ties To Tribune No Telegraphic Sales Link
The La Crosse Tribune clarifies its Home Reading Club magazine plan is not connected to any telephone magazine offer in the city. Subscribers pay as they read, with weekly carrier collection, and magazines delivered by mail on regular dates. The plan is pay-as-you-read and exclusive to Tribune carriers, with no down payment required.
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Proposed '62 tax tables show Nelson plan effects
Madison AP reports a comparison table of current state income tax liabilities versus Gov. Gaylord Nelson proposed 1962 rates. The example uses a married couple with two children and starts at $3,000 income for a family of four not taxed now or under the proposal.
Kennedy to speed up federal spending to spur economy
President Kennedy reportedly plans a 7 p.m. news conference in which he will announce faster spending by several federal agencies on government programs. The move aims to boost business recovery and ease unemployment without requiring immediate congressional action.
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U S Charges Russ Declare War On UN
Mobs attack Belgian embassies in Cairo Warsaw Moscow Belgrade and Rome amid Congo crisis as Lumumba supporters spark protests. Nations fear UN action could trigger civil war with Soviet and Western blocs racing to back Gizenga or Kasavubu Mobutu.
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Stevenson denounces Soviet Congo move at UN meeting
U S ambassador Adlai Stevenson denounces the Soviet Congo move as a declaration of war on the United Nations at a tense Security Council session disrupted by Lumumba supporters. He urges unity behind Secretary General Hammarskjold to prevent UN weakening and calls on the Soviet Union to back Congo democracy.
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