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AP summarizes Kansas Republicans voting on recent roll calls in Congress. Senate amendments by Ellender and Burdick-Humphrey failed, with Carlson and Pearson voting for or against as listed. House passage of a broadcasting ad limits bill passed 317-43 with named lawmakers for, motion to cut Peace Corps funding failed 90-309, and a foreign securities tax bill passed 238-142 with Dole voting against. Not voting included Avery Ellsworth Shriver Skubitz.
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Avery
Dole
Ellsworth
Shriver
Skubitz
Peace Corps
Tax Cut Might Not Be So Big For Some Earners
Washington AP reports middle to upper middle income taxpayers could see smaller than expected take home pay as withholding lags actual tax. Even with lower rates the 1964 withholding gap grows in higher brackets, leaving many with smaller refunds or owe more at filing.
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Harry X. Birdsong
Birdsong
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
American Assembly regional meeting planned at Kansas University
A four day Mid American Assembly will run April 9 to 12 at Kansas University with sixty Kansas and nearby leaders from business education labor agriculture communities professions government art music medicine clergy law and military. The topic Cultural Affairs and Foreign Relations will guide the discussion.
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American Assembly
Kansas
Kansas University
Mid-American Assembly
Mid-America
Missouri University
Francis H. Heller
KU College On Liberal Arts and Sciences
Assembly
George R. Waggoner
Colassembly
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Goodyear Plans 7 Million Expansion Project
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co announces a seven million dollar expansion in New York as part of a nationwide growth program. The move signals increased production capacity and broader product lines for the company.
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New York
Times - Post
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Goodyear Plans $7 Million Expansion of Chemical Facilities
Goodyear, the largest tire maker, unveiled a $7 million expansion of chemical facilities. Chairman Edwin J. Thomas said $4 million will boost polyisoprene rubber output to 45,000 long tons annually at Beaumont Texas, and $3 million will expand synthetic rubber at Houston. The move aims to start producing a new anti ozonant to prevent tire cracking. 1964 capital expenditures rise to about $100 million, with expansions in Akron and Los Angeles also planned.
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