House Ways and Means Eyes 2 Step Tax Cut for Corporations
UPI reports House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs forecasting the Ways and Means Committee will back a two stage cut lowering the corporate tax rate from 52 to 48 percent, with first step next Jan 1 and the second a year later. The plan aligns with Kennedy tax cut ideas targeting overall $10.4 billion in net savings.
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Probe Widens in Police Theft Scandal in Kansas City
Kansas City police face more developments as Chief C M Kelley says the corruption case expands. Three officers, Donald Denning, Randolph Burton, and Homer Martin, were arrested on burglary and theft charges as a grand jury indicts others.
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Dublin barmaids debated as pub scene tests public mood
In Dublin a proposal to hire barmaids to pour beer drew mixed views from workers and owners. Bartenders warn customers would reject it and cite tradition, while supporters note costs and a growing gender role shift. Some already employ women in hotels and lounges.
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New Transocean Cable Planned
French West German and American communications firms agree to finance a new 4375 mile Transatlantic cable linking the United States and France. It will be laid in summer 1964 from Tuckerton New Jersey to St Hilaire De Riez France at a total cost of 50 million dollars shared by France Germany and the United States.
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Public Campaign Aims to Restore Confidence in Eggs
Washington UPI reports the Federal Agricultural Marketing Service and New Jersey agriculture officials will run a public relations drive to reassure consumers about eggs after a dysentery scare tied to undercooked eggs. Herman Miller warns housewives to cook eggs thoroughly to ensure safety amid rising prices.
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Lightning Kills Twelve Cows at French Milking Farm
A farm near Maugon France suffered twelve cow deaths when a lightning strike hit during electrical milking. The incident occurred during a thunderstorm, causing dairy losses and prompting veterinary checks.
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