Your Money's Worth: 1964 Tax Cut to 14 Percent
The piece explains President Johnson's plan to cut individual income tax withholding from 18 to 14 percent in one stage when the tax bill becomes law. It outlines the economic impact, including higher take home pay, increased private spending, and an expected $800 million monthly boost to the economy in 1964, with deficits affected by timing of refunds.
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Treasury Department
Picayune
Free Puppies Seek Homes in Fort Worth
A note on the Central Airlines bulletin board offers seven well adjusted puppies for adoption. The mother is a registered beagle and all sires come from good neighborhoods.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPID
Central Airlines
Berlin Force Launches First Major Training Exercise
American troops in West Berlin began their first major training exercise of the year to prepare for defending the city. The two day drill involves about 1,500 men from two of the four army battalions stationed in Berlin.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Texas Governor's Wife Recalls Fateful Days
Nellie Connally recalls the Kennedy assassination scene and her husband Gov. John B. Connally’s shooting. She describes how she comforted him, the hospital drive, and his slow recovery while noting her own shock and moments of renewed fear at a 19 gun salute for Ludwig Erhard.
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Austin
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UPI
John B. Connally
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Nellie Connally
Dallas Morning News
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Zurich rejects Kennedy Bridge name for Europe Bridge
Zurich city government turns down a proposal to rename a new road bridge outside the city Kennedy Bridge to honor the late American president. In a written reply to Socialist council member Rudolf Weber the government said the bridge will keep the name Europe Bridge and that neutral authorities must be careful in showing sympathy.
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Zurich
Switzerland
UPI
Kennedy Bridge
Rudolf Weber
Europe
John F. Kennedy
Fee
Polaris A-2 Missile Destroyed After Submarine Launch
The 425 foot submarine Nathan Hale launched the Polaris A-2 over the Atlantic at 11 47 a m EST and the missile was destroyed about two minutes into flight by a range safety officer. The test follows two prior A-2 trials with one success and two failures. Commander Samuel S. Ellis from Spring City Tennessee led the submarine.
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Polaris
Groton
Conn
Cmdr
Samuel S. Ellis
Spring City
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Fire kills six in Cobden family home blaze
A early morning fire gutted a 100-year-old Cobden frame house in Pem broke Ontario killing six members of a single family. Victims named include Ernest Lebeau 65 Stanley Lebeau 26 Irwin Lebeau 17 Donald Lebeau 7 Larry Lebeau 4 and Donalda Lebeau 7. The mother reportedly saved one child.
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Pembroke, Ont
UPI
Cobden
Pembroke
Ernest Lebeau
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Irwin
Donald
Larry
Donalda
Louisville's University first municipal college in U.S.
The University of Louisville in Louisville Kentucky, founded in 1798, is noted as the first municipal college in the United States. This historic designation highlights its early role in higher education and public schooling.
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UPT
University of
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