Tax hike delayed amid primaries and cuts, Burke warns
Massachusetts Democrat Rep. James Burke predicts President Johnson's proposed 10 percent income tax surcharge will arrive late or not at all, as House Ways and Means members face primary contests before June. He urges sweeteners to win passage amid broader budget cuts outlined by Budget Director Schultze and Treasury Secretary Fowler.
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Edmond Lebreton Washington
Massachusetts
House
Ways and Means
Johnson
James A. Burke
Burke
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Charles L. Schultze
State Man Sentenced To 30 Years In Iowa
In Sigourney Iowa Raymond Hepher 42 of Chilton Wisconsin received a 30 year prison term for assault with intent to murder after a failed robbery of two local farmers Elmer Conrad and Kenneth Hammes who overpowered him Hepher had earlier drawn a 20 year federal sentence for a sixty five bank robbery in Wisconsin and will serve that term at Sandstone Minnesota federal penitentiary
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Sigourney, Iowa
Raymond Hepher
Chilton
Wis
Sigourney Area
Elmer Conrad
Kenneth Hammes
Hepher
James Doyle
Madison
Withee
Federal Penitentiary
Sandstone
Minn
State Honey Queen Competes at National Beekeepers Meet
Donna Schwartz Wisconsin honey queen competes with other state winners at the National Beekeepers Association convention in Niagara Falls New Jersey. She promotes Wisconsin honey products, has finished a beauty culture course, and will begin work in Janesville after the contest. She travels with her mother and sister from Janesville.
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Janesville
Donna Schwartz
Wisconsin
Beekeepers’ Association
Niagara Falls
Donna
Donald Schwartz
Lauri
World Book sets offered to Longfellow students
Uncle Ray invites fifth and sixth graders at Longfellow School Anderson Indiana to submit questions from any grade for a chance to win a 20 volume World Book Encyclopedia set. Readers get Mexico and Aleutian leaflet info, map details, and Alaska facts.
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Longfellow School
Anderson
Ind
Uncle Ray
la Crosse Tribune
Mexico
Publishers Hall Syndicate
Florida Governor To Speak In Wisconsin Today
AP reports Florida Governor Claude Kirk has a full Wisconsin schedule including a Republican luncheon in Green Bay a talk at St Norbert College a Milwaukee press conference and a dinner with Milwaukee businessmen before departing for Chicago.
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Florida
Milwaukee
Claude Kirk
Wisconsin
Green Bay
St. Norbert College
Kirk
Chicago
Ruling Socialists Face Strong Challenge In Danish Elections
In Copenhagen, Premier Jens Otto Krag’s Social Democrats faced a tight contest as Denmark held national elections. Voters sought relief from inflation and high living costs amid devaluation fallout and strong opposition gains from Moderate Liberals Conservatives and Radical Liberals. Turnout was expected near 90 percent of 3.3 million eligible.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Jens Otto Krag
Krag
Britain
Social Democrats
Con
Liber Party
Folketingel
Radical Liberals
Peoples Socialist Party
Ald Glufy
Hilmar Baunsgaard
Liberal
Greenland
Faroe Islands
Cattle Feeders Decline In 1967 68 Survey
Agriculture Department survey shows national cattle feeders drop from 217185 at start of 1967 to 211473 at start of 1968. Minnesota ranks fourth with 19000, down 1800.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Minnesota
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