Tax Bill Sparks House Battle Over Dividend Tax Credits
The House Ways and Means Committee begins a partisan fight over dividend taxation as it approves Kennedy era aims to repeal dividend tax credits. The plan would shift more than 10.5 billion dollars in taxes to taxpayers, with cuts beginning in 1965 and some relief seen in 1964, while critics doubt final passage this year.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Treasury
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Centennial Displays and Essay Contest In Lawrence
Lawrence store windows feature Civil War era antiques ahead of the Quantrill Raid centennial observance on August 21 1963 an essay contest offers prize cash in three age groups Letters should describe the items and will be judged by a panel chaired by Charles Rankin Prizes awarded at a luncheon in Eldridge Hotel with Dr James J Robertson Jr National Civil War Centennial Commission director as main speaker at the anniversary luncheon.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Dr. A. R. Kennedy
C. E. Birch
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Susan Todd
Alice Dicker
Dolph Simons
Eldridge
Charles Rankin
James J. Robertson Jr
Quantrill
New scoreboard details and stadium expansion ceremonies
The article notes a new field location for the ball, updated timeouts for each team, and a reverse clock mechanism for track meets. Dedication ceremonies for stadium expansion occur at the September 28 game. A special program will feature a page about the new scoreboard listing donors and board information.
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Doners
Miss Anderson Wins 10-Minute Shopping Spree at Dillon’s
Miss B E Anderson of 1308 Summit won Pepsi’s Shoppers Sweepstakes top prize a 10 minute free shopping spree at Dillon’s Super Market. The event drew over 50 000 entries from the Lawrence Ottawa Pepsi franchise area. Anderson spent 161 40 with Pepsi Bottling Co covering the bill.
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B. E. Anderson
Summit
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Lawrence
Ottawa
Miss Anderson
Pepsi
Dillon's
Harrod
Lawrence explorers plan Tahiti Marquesas voyage
The Smiths depart Lawrence Wednesday for a Tahiti nonstop from Los Angeles and a Septembership to Hiva Oa with Dr. Sinoto and Miss Kellum. Roger Rose joins in Papeete August 24. The 1956 Thor Heyerdahl link to Easter Islands surfaces as the expedition sails a week to Tuamotu coral atolls and back to Lawrence around January 20.
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Lawrence
Los Angeles
Tahiti
Roger Rose
Papeete
Sinoto
Miss Kellum
Hiva Oa
Tuamotu
Dr. Smith
Marquesas Islands
Thor Heyerdahl
Easter Islands
South America
United States
Wichita Youth Is New President of Classicist Group
Bruce Wyatt of Wichita South East High School was elected national president of the Junior Classical League at the 16th JCL convention closing at Kansas University. Delegates named Illinois University site for the 7th convention next August and elected other officers across several states.
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Bruce Wyatt
Wichita Southeast High School
Kansas University
Kansas Latin Buff
Tom Jones
Ft. Thomas, Ky
JCL
Wyatt
Mary Chambers
Mt. Oread
Illinois University
Susan Kilpatrick
Plainfield
Inl
Barbara Klages
Columbus
Ohio
James Foreman
Detroit
Mich
Ed Ahart
Phillipsburg
N.J
Flora Gloria Orr
Henderson
Tex
Torch
Gary Tash
Trenton
N. J
Carol Harrell
Chickasha
Okla
Mildred Knape
Waco
Jim Herald
Pittsburgh
William A. Himmelsbach , Jr
LaCrosse
Wis
Olene Harris
Carol Ann Cardin
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Sandra Holbrook
Opelousas
Kansas Union
Civil War Talk Planned On Quantrill Raid Legacy
Kin and Wilson invite Dr. Robertson to speak at a noon luncheon focused on a sober discussion of Quantrill era border warfare. Robertson, editor of Civil War History and executive director of the National Civil War Commission, will speak about the raid with a musical number and eye witness booklets for sale to benefit the county historical society.
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Dr. Robertson
The
Historical Society
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Robertson
Iowa University
United States
National Civil War Commission
Kennedy
George Washington University
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Quantrill
County Historical Society
Youlou resigns as Congo palace crowd cheers and army seizes control
President Fulbert Youlou announced resignation from the palace steps as a 10 000 strong African mob surrounded the residence. The army briefly took power amid jubilation. Fellow AP items note a Soviet spy sentenced to life and U S policy moves.
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Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Fulbert Youlou
Youlou
New York
Nelson I. Drummond
U.S. Navy
Cleopatra billboard uses Elizabeth Taylor face on Lois Bennett body
In New York the Rivoli Theater marquee features a giant Cleopatra billboard with Elizabeth Taylor’s face and Lois Bennett’s body, the Manhattan model used by a painter. Bennett, 20, is 5-4 and 106 pounds with 34 20 34 measurements. Liz Taylor is noted as buxom and heavier.
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Cleopatra
Rivoli Theater
Elizabeth Taylor
Lois Bennett
Miss Bennett
Manhattan
Liz
Richard Burton
Lois
Charles Hickey Fills Thackston Post Here
Charley W. Hickey a Norfolk Virginia native has taken over as employe relations superintendent at the Du Pont cellophane plant west of Lawrence Tecumseh He succeeds Jess Thackston reassigned to South America and now based in Wilmington Del Hickey came from the Richmond Virginia Du Pont facility where he began in 1951 after Virginia Tech graduation He has worked in cellophane and polyethylene and lives in Topeka with his wife and three children.
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Norfolk
du Pont Company
Lawrence
Tecumseh
Jess Thackston
du Pont
South America
Wilmington
Del
Hickey
Richmond
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Topeka
Southern Baptist Youth Assembly Opens at Kansas Union
The Southern Baptist statewide youth assembly opened today at Kansas Union with Kansas junior and senior high students attending Bible study sessions. The event continues through Saturday at the university facilities.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Kansas Union
4H and FFA Style Revue closes fair week with awards
The 33rd annual 4 H and FFA Fair ended Wednesday with a Style Revue and awards program at the Fairgrounds. Linda Wulfkuhle of Kanwaka club named style revue champion and Mike Wempe of Cottonwood club named best dressed boy. Farm Bureau awards went to numerous 4 H and FFA exhibitors for clothing home improvement crops livestock and judging team honors.
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Kanwaka Club
Mike Wempe
Cottonwood Club
Farm Bureau
David Core
Palmyra
Edna Turner
Marion Boosters
David and
Stephen Fornelli
Cottonwood
Allen Schwarz
Worden
Dennis Murray
Orville Johanning
Fred Purvis
Bob Palmateer
Jayhawk
Mary Topping
Gail Corel
Clinton
Dennis O’bryan
Vinland Valley
Virginia Wulfkuhle
Kanwaka
Chris Oldfather
Douglas County
Topeka
Hutchinson
Domestic Peace Corps Slips Through Senate
A cliff hang'er Senate margin secures Kennedy's Domestic Service Corps as Alabama's Lister Hill and John Sparkman join Oklahoma's J Howard Edmondson to back the measure.
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Senate
Washington
Alabama
Lister Hill
John Sparkman
Oklahoma
J. Howard Edmondson
President Kennedy
Domestic Service Corps
Kansas City Air Terminal closes for four days for repairs
The Municipal Air Terminal will shut four days starting Monday for repairs. Major trunk lines TWA Braniff United Continental and Delta will fly from Mid-Continent in Platte County, while Central Ozark and Frontier use Fairfax Kansas City airport. Passenger check in times and bus transfers to the two hubs are outlined for each carrier.
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Mid-Continent International Airport
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Fairfax Municipal
Kan
Trans World Airlines
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Delta Air Lines
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Ozark
Frontier
Fairfax
Municipal Air Terminal
Mid-Continent
Frontier Airlines
Lawrence Librarian Finishes Night Deposit for Records
Wayne Mayo completed hand lettering for a new night deposit slot at the Lawrence Library main entrance for returning phonograph records when closed. Monthly checkouts are forecast to rise to 1300–1400 this month, up from 700 last August. the library holds 1000 monaural records, adding 100–150 this year.
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Wayne Mayo
Lawrence Library
Mayo
Wreck Causes Hip Injury to Bettie Cox at 6th and Vt Streets
Bettie J. Cox 37 received a hip bruise in a two car collision at 5 15 p m Wednesday at 6th and Vt Streets. Her car suffered 275 dollars in damage. Jerry E. Johnson 18 of 1108 Pa Street drove the other car with 325 dollars damage per police.
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Bettie J. Cox
Vt. Sts
Jerry E. Johnson
Pa. St
Enrollment Dates Set at McLouth Rural High School
McLouth Rural High School announces enrollment for seniors on August 19 from 9 to 11 30 a m juniors on August 20 from 9 p m to noon sophomores on August 21 from 9 to 11 30 a m and freshmen on August 21 from 1 to 3 p m.
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McLouth Rural High School
Card of Thanks for Arthur Belt Death
Card expresses appreciation for floral offerings, cards, food and sympathy shown after the death of Arthur Belt. Names mentioned include Charlie Belt Myrtle McCleery Della Belt Effie Hill.
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Arthur Belt
Charlie Belt
Myrtle McCleery
Della Belt
Effie Hill
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