Quick Tax Cuts To Be Temporary
Washington AP reports lawmakers consider temporary income tax cuts as quick relief for the economy. Proposals include corporate rate drop from 52 to 50 percent and individual exemption rise from 600 to 800, totaling about 6.5 billion dollars. Senate leaders urge action before adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
KU Law Graduates Admitted to Kansas Bar
Twenty two Kansas University Law School graduates join 47 new Kansas attorneys sworn in. Four from Lawrence are Luther Elden Trapp Robert Wilson Loyd Verne Dean Gauby and John Miller Carpenter. Others hail from Topeka Wichita Kansas City Salina Overland Park and more.
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Kansas University Law School
Lawrence
Kansas
Luther Elden Trapp
Robert Wilson Loyd
Verne Dean Gauby
John Miller Carpenter
Richard Evans Oxandale
James Laurence Rose
Topeka
Robert Louis Eliott
John Madden
Thomas Edward Ricky
John Edward Hurley Jr
Wichita
George Maier Jr
Kansas City
Ronald Dean Barta
Salina
Jackson Dwyer
Trenton
N.J
Dick Rowland Jones
McPherson
Arlyn D. Haxton
Marysville
Lawrence Beryl Barrett
Canton
William Henry Johnson
Independence
Charles Jepson Garland
Wellington
Roger William Noonan
Overland Park
Aaron Eldridge Smith
el Dorado
Theoore Lawson Sexton Jr
Leavenworth
Norman Grant Steanson
Troy
Lecompton Lions Club Dinner and Local Notices
Lecompton Lions Club met in the church dining room Monday evening with dinner served by church ladies. Venison supplied by Eddie Bond. Guests included Doris Lindt and family, Joal Smith of Santa Barbara, and Ralph King of Lawrence. Various members and visitors noted, with social updates and upcoming meetings. A birth announced: a son born June 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Belden of Midland, Texas. maternal grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fleming.
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Lecompton Lions Club
Eddie Bond
John Salisbury
Lybian Endsley
George F. Bahnmaier
Charles Holman
Robert Dark
Elton Dark
Gerald Holloway
E. J. Robison
Bill
Mac Evans
Barbara
Robert
Lee Ann
Herman Banks
John McAlexander
Vern
Janice
Joplin Mo
Roaring River
Eureka
Ark
WSWS
Evangelical United Brethren Lecompton Church
Clarence Glenn
Clyde Gibbens
Robert Norwood Sr
Harriett Morris
Raymond Sanford
C. C. Mathews
Charles Garrison
Pete Bahnmaier
Edward Cook
Beverley
Karen
Sharon
Leonard Williams
Earl Sanford
Jack Powell
Homer Leslie
W. L. Weeks
David
Christene
Buena Park
Calif
Abe Cole
Weeks
Cole
Hammond
Ind
Eldon Dark
St. John’s
Hercules Ham Tests Spark 24 Hour Amateur Radio Drill
Hercules Powder Co. operators conducted a 24 hour on air emergency radio test from Sunflower using two transmitters. They logged 602 contacts across 48 states including Hawaii and Alaska with overseas links to Guam Greenland West Indies Japan and the Marshall Islands. Operators included Robert M. Ross DeSoto Jack Langley and Dale Langley Pomona with volunteers James Johnson Jr Baldwin Le land Burnett Ed Farris and Nancy and James Wilkerson assisting at Sunflower Village.
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Hercules Powder Co
Sunflower
Hawaii
Alaska
Guam
Greenland
West Indies
Japan
Marshall Islands
Robert M. Ross
DeSoto
Jack Langley
Dale Langley
Pomona
James Johnson Jr
Baldwin
Leland Burnett
Overland Park
Ed Farris
Eudora
Nancy
James Wilkerson
Sunflower Village
Litter Cleanup Costs Lane Miles Across Missouri
The State Highway Commission reports average cleanup cost of 23.29 dollars per mile for Missouri highways. Crews recover items from pins to trailer units and even stray animals as beer soda and whisky bottles dominate trash totals.
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Jefferson City
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Hunters shot cattle and kept two peacocks in Centralia incident
In Centralia Illinois farmers describe hunters as vandals after an 8 month old heifer and two pet peacocks were shot on O W Nier mans farm. The hunters reportedly took both peacocks, showing they mistook domestic birds for game.
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Centralia, Ill
O. W. Nierman
Double finance mysteries puzzle markets this holiday week
AP analyses two puzzles: tighter money and higher rates despite a weak recovery, and why U.S. gold stocks have not fallen in six weeks amid dollar worries. European actions to shield the dollar and Fed rate moves are cited as possible links shaping money flow and bank lending.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Ivan the Terrible shown tonight at University Theatre
A Russian film made 16 years ago and released earlier this year will screen at 8 tonight in the University Theatre. The second part directed by Eisenstein shifts from black and white to color and reflects delays tied to Soviet de Stalinization. Admission is 75 cents with students paying 25 cents.
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Ivan, the Terrible
Eisenstein
Uncertain Fed Path Prompts Debt and Rate Questions
Observers weigh whether federal deficits and rising savings will offset Fed tightening. Banks may gain from higher deposit yields while unable to raise lending rates. Borrowers face potential hesitancy on debt. Tax cuts or expanded spending could boost orders and jobs.
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Fed
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