LBJ Signs Bill for Additional Revenue and Social Security Push
President Johnson signed a $6 billion revenue bill to boost funds over 15 months and announced plans to study Social Security improvements with Welfare Secretary Gardner. The measure expands coverage to about 300,000 people over 72 and funds Viet Nam war efforts via tax changes and emergency appropriations.
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Table Reveals Tax Increases
Washington report outlines how the new graduated withholding rates effective May 1 will raise taxes for typical salary ranges with a side by side comparison of impact across scales.
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Tax Debtor Cohen Noted Owes 71.05 for 1964
Washington AP reports Sheldon Cohen the Internal Revenue Service commissioner owes 71.05 more in withholding for the year. He plans to pay this week and notes April 15 is the filing deadline for 1965. He says his own return was self prepared and audited as lately as last two years. He stresses organizing information is the main tax-time challenge.
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Cohen Keeps Tax Records To Ease Filing
Cohen describes practical steps for tax readiness. He stores receipts in a cigar box, pays medical bills by check for clear records, and tracks dividends and interest. He cross checks his $28,500 government salary with W2 and bank statements when filing.
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Fire destroys Vincent Motor Co buildings in Russell
A fire in downtown Russell started by spilled gasoline ignited while pouring into a storage tank. The Vincent Motor Co buildings burned with two other nearby structures at risk. One employee suffered leg burns as flames were brought under control after several hours.
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Two Boys Drown After Sandpit Raft Incident
In Wichita a sandpit raid ended in tragedy as 4-year-old Dean L Bartlett fell overboard from a homemade raft and 5-year-old Vernon Elliott died trying to rescue him. Five-year-old Randy D Shruanen swam to shore to raise the alarm. the pit is run by Wichita Big River Sand Co near the south city limits.
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Korean Court Dancer and Lecturer Performs at KU Theater
Dr. Won Kyung Cho, a Korean court dancer and lecturer, will present at the University Theater at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 24. The program includes 12 solo dances from court, folk, and religious traditions with Oriental costumes and authentic music. Cho studied at Juilliard and the Martha Graham School.
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Kansas University Theater
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Dancer Teaches Across Continents and Universities
A renowned dancer and lecturer has performed in Europe, North America, and the Middle and Far East. He has taught Korean dance and literature at Wisconsin, Washington, and Seoul Universities, sharing knowledge through lectures.
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Morton predicts GOP gains in House and Senate
Senator Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky forecasts Republicans will gain 45 seats in the House and at least three in the Senate in the upcoming elections.
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