Fowler Assures Of U S Tax Cut As War Ends
Secretary of the Treasury Henry H Fowler told about 100 corporate leaders at the spring meeting of the Business Council that the administration will seek major tax cuts when the Vietnam War ends to sustain growth. He cited deliberate planning for peacetime prosperity.
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U.S
Hot Springs
Henry H. Fowler
Vietnam
Business Council
Johnson
Peae
Council
Washington
Old Rail Fight Opened by Court
The U S Court of Appeals reopened a long running railroad dispute as management and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen clash over bargaining for future firemen jobs. The ruling echoes Congress 1963 compulsory arbitration and a looming June 19 railroad strike risk.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive
Congress
GOP bloc vows early fight on Soviet trade bridges
Thirteen of the 14 Republican members of the House Banking Committee said they will try to amend a bill extending the Export-Import Bank's life to oppose President Johnson’s plan for trade bridges with the Soviet Union and European Communist nations amid Vietnam war tensions and recent U S Soviet destroyer collisions.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
House Banking Committee
Market summary from Kansas City and New York stock rounds
Wholesale eggs and dairy prices in Kansas City show mixed moves with eggs up to 24.50 a dozen and milk products steady. Livestock prices rise across cattle sheep and hogs while New York stocks slip after the Fed reports weaker April mine and factory output. Dow down 6.18 to 890.03 and 60-stock avg off 1.1 to 327.8. Volume 10.48 million with more declines than advances.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Associated Press
New York Exchange
Grain and egg prices from Bowersock Mill and Harwood Market
From Bowersock Mill wheat sells for 1.63 per bushel yellow corn 1.18 and milo 1.92. From Harwood Market eggs Grade A large 21 Grade A medium 16 and undergrades 18 current receipts 16.
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Bowersock Mill
Harwood Market
Cattle Prices Rise In Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City AP notes cattle prices improved from last week. Cattle, steers and heifers in higher grades up 50 to 100 cents, lower grades up 25 to 50 cents, cows up 50 to 100 cents. Steers good to prime ranged 21.50 to 25.50, heifers 20.50 plus.
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Kansas City
Dorothy Addy to Play Recital at First Baptist Church
Dorothy Addy renowned concert organist and KU graduate will deliver a free recital at 8 p.m. Monday in the First Baptist Church. The program is sponsored by the Lawrence Baldwin Chapter of the American Guild of Organists.
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Kansas University
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Baldwin Chapter
American Guild of Organists
Addy
First Methodist Church of
Wichita
Friends University
Lawrence
Adby
Eldon H. Addy
Ellis P. Addy
Students Create Free Entry Card for Seniors
Renton High School students proposed a senior gold card program for district residents 62 and older and 65 for men. The school board approved, granting free admission to all high school events including athletics contests plays and concerts for eligible seniors.
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Renton, Wash
Renton
KU Trained Poetess Dies in Mexico City
Margaret Larkin American born writer living in Mexico City for 16 years dies at 68 in Mexico City. She used her maiden name after a divorce. Survived by two children Peter Maltz and Mrs Franklin Ramos of Mexico City and sister Katherine Larkin of Cuernavaca. Born in New Mexico and KU alumna. Her early work was poetry and she won a Kansas poetry prize in 1923.
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Franklin Ramos
Katherine Larkin
Cuernavaca
Mexico
New Mexico
University of Kansas
Kansas
Venezuelans kill Cuban officer during covert landing
Venezuelan soldiers killed one Cuban army officer and captured two others as Cuban led guerrillas tried to land ashore with eight Venezuelans. The incident at Machurucuto 90 miles east of Caracas triggered calls to the OAS.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Raul Leoni
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Reinaldo Leandro Mora
Machurucuto
Antonio Briones Moxtoto
Manuel Gil Castellanos
Pedro Cabrera Torres
Pinar del Rio
Cabrera Torres
Gil Castellanos
Cuba
Santiago
Tomato the Love Apple A Fruit Now Nations Favorite
The tomato, once deemed poisonous in colonial days and referred to as the love apple, has become likely the most popular vegetable in the United States. Its fruit status is noted, while its modern popularity contrasts with historic skepticism.
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United States
Ursula Theiss in satisfactory condition after illness
Hollywood AP reports Ursula Theiss wife of actor Robert Taylor is in satisfactory condition with a near pneumonia diagnosis after entering St John s Hospital Santa Monica. Kay Gable widow of Clark Gable is said to be doing very well after a mild heart attack admitted Wednesday.
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Robert Taylor
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St. John’s Hospital
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Mt. Sinai Hospital
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Clark Gable
Memorial Hospital Births and Adoptions Report
Mrs Maude Mercer of 1045 Ky Walter Backus of 2114 Barker Mrs Marjorie Colbert Virginia Inn Mrs Betty Lu Wilson Route 1 William Richardson of 1945 N H Connie Lee Haas Route 1 Linda Miller and baby girls 914 Ky Gordon Chappe ll Jr 423 Miss Nat Gillihan Edgerton Mr and Mrs Jerry Rogers 1711 W 20th a son Friday Mr and Mrs Donald Booth 1623 W 20th a daughter Friday Mr and Mrs George Anderson DeSoto a son Friday Mr and Mrs Michael Black 2333 Ridge Ct a son Friday
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William Richardson
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Gordon Chappell Jr
Nat Gillihan
Edgerton
Jerry Rogers
W. 20Th
Donald Booth
George Anderson
DeSoto
Michael Black
Ridge Ct
Hope Dwindles For Lost Boys Search Grows For Missing Hannibal Trio
Hannibal Missouri reports fresh troops joining the search for Craig Dowell 14 Joey Hoag 13 and Billy Hoag 11 missing since midweek. Authorities focus on Murphy's Cave passages as earth-moving equipment starts excavating a new interstate road bed where remains could be found.
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Craig Dowell
Joey Hoag
Billy Hoag
Hannibal
Murphy's Cave
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