1963 tax reform plan would withhold on dividends and interest
Treasury and House Ways and Means propose withholding of income tax on interest and dividends for 1963. Banks would remit 20 percent to the Treasury with taxpayers credited for the tax when filing later. The draft also covers quick refunds and business travel deductions, plus reforms on patronage dividends for cooperatives.
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Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Bank of Savings and Loan Association
Washington
Mrs Rockefellers Not Planning Divorce Change
Newsday reports Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller does not plan an out of state divorce. She would consider reconciliation if Rockefeller is willing, and residency changes could cost him his New York governor’s seat.
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Garden City
N.Y
Newsday
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Long Island
Clark
Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Mutineers threaten attack on Kindu region in Congo
United Nations reports Congolese mutineers threaten to massacre Catholic missionaries in Kindu following Kongolo killings. British Maj. Dick Lawson says European residents in Kindu face danger as Congolese troops move about. eight priests and seven nuns missing from Sola reportedly safe.
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Leopoldvlle
The
Congo
Kivu
Kindu
Kongolo
United Nations
U.N
New York
Dick Lawson
Lawson
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Sola
FDA bars use of whole fish flour in U S
The Food and Drug Administration ruled out using whole fish to make flour in the United States. Commissioner George P. Larrick issued a standard requiring flour be made from cleaned fish, stopping heads tails fins and intestines in the process. Manufacturers and some members of Congress are expected to object.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
United States
Congress
Food and Drug Administratio
George P. Larrick
Donation Adds Norman Gutenberg Census to Baker Library
The 500th Anniversary Pictorial Census of the Gutenberg Bible by Don Cleveland Norman has been donated to Baker University's Quayle Bible Collection by Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Leff. Norman catalogues 47 known copies with 300 photographs. Baker’s copy is No. 116 of 985. The gift complements a recent Gutenberg Bible replica, while Baker still lacks a genuine copy once owned by Bishop Quayle.
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Quayle
Baker University
Charles J. Leff
Hinsdale
Don Cleveland Norman
Europe
United States
Norman
Baker
Bishop Quayle
A. S. W. Rosenbach
New York
Edward S. Harkness
Yale University Library
Deadline for aliens to report local addresses deadline nears
Aliens in the United States must file an address report with local post offices or immigration offices by January 31. A $200 fine applies for willful noncompliance. Forms are available at post offices or immigration service offices. Most non citizens must report. diplomats and temporary agricultural workers are exempt. Over three million reported last year, with a likely small increase this year.
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United States
Immigration Service
Post Office
Immigration Service Office
Education Money Discussed at Club Meeting Thursday
Lawrence educators pressed for more money to fund public schools and meet the needs of mentally retarded and psychologically disturbed students. Eldon Breazier outlined counselor roles while Kiwanis members and guests praised community support networks.
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Eldon Breazier
Lawrence Public Schools
Kiwanians
Breazier
Lawrence
Lawrence Public School
Kiwanis Club
H. C. Stewart
Lawrence High School
Orvel Criqui
Central Junior High School
Beulah Brown
Max Stalcup
Helen Cornwell
Archie Walcott
Central Junior High
Paul Hull
West Junior High School
Paul Hausman
Kiwanis Committee On
Alfred Binet
Landon Endorses Quick Senate Appointment For Schoeppel Vacancy
Former Kansas governor Alf M. Landon says he will not seek the interim U S Senate seat to fill the Schoeppel vacancy. He urges Gov John Anderson Jr to appoint a successor within two or three days and notes a candidate should have time to arrange personal affairs before moving to Washington.
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Wichita
Alf M. Landon
U. S
Andrew F. Schoeppel
John Anderson Jr
Schoeppel
Landon
U. S. Senate
Senate
Washington
Kansas
Beach of the Fire Ants renamed as Beach of Passionate Love
A Malay entrepreneur transformed a historic east coast coastal area of the Federation of Malaya from Beach of the Fire Ants into an amusements hub renaming it Beach of Passionate Love, signaling a commercial revival.
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Federation of Malaya
Guatemala Leader Claims Red Plot Uncovered
President Miguel Ydigoras of Guatemala says Cuban directed Marxists plotted his assassination and the death of his police chief. He imposes a state of siege, curfew, and 30 day martial law, seizes two leftist leaders, and takes control of radio and TV while Congress is asked to ratify the decree.
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Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras
Mariano Rossel Arellano
Ydigoras
Cuba
Central American
Mario Mendez Montenegro
The
Revolutionary Party
Manuel Colom Argueta
New Democratic Revolutionary Union
Congress
Record Wheat Stocks Hit High for Jan 1 in Kansas
Kansas Crop and Live Stock Reporting Service reports wheat stored in Kansas on January 1 reached a record level. Wheat stocks total 635,069,000 bushels, up seven percent from a year earlier and more than double the 1959-60 average. Off-farm wheat stocks are 566,639,000 bushels, eight percent higher than a year earlier. Corn stored statewide on January 1 totals 4.494 billion bushels, four percent below last year but 43 percent above the January 1 average.
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Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Hilton Plans $10 Million Hotel in Kansas City
Conrad H. Hilton announced a $10 million hotel and convention center project in Quality Hill Kansas City to be developed with Lewis Kitchen and associates. A Hilton motor hotel nears completion at the northern site near the Sixth Street Expressway overlooking the Kaw Valley industrial district and river junction.
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Kansas City
Conrad H. Hilton
Quality Hill
Kaw Valley
Missouri
Kansas Rivers
Hilton Motor
Sixth Street
Hilton
Los Angeles
Hilton Hotels Corp
Lewis Kitchen
Kitchen
Hilton plans 16 story hotel with convention center
Hilton outlines a 16 story hotel with 400 guest rooms and an adjoining convention center for 3 900 diners and 5 000 meeting attendees. Two story guest buildings add 222 rooms. Plans to be submitted to the City Planning Commission next month, with construction aimed to start in 1963 and last 24 to 30 months.
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Hilton
City Planning Commission
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Earl Martin
Jim Stoner
Glenn Hatfield
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug Co
Mel Fisher
Lowboy
Lawrence Mayflower
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