Tax cut may not be windfall for middle incomes
Washington AP reports that lower tax rates this year may not boost take home pay as much as expected. Withholding runs below actual liability in higher brackets, risking smaller refunds or a balance due come 1965. A sample case shows a $15,000 earner facing about $165 due after adjustments.
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Lawton
Sterling F. Green
Washington
Sam
Harry X. Birdsong
Birdsong
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Most Students Need To Learn Skills For Jobs
David Nydice argues high schools should provide vocational training for students not pursuing college. When districts are small, exchanges or cross district attendance may expand offerings. Vocational education boosts employability, reduces dropout risk, and benefits both individual and national economies.
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David Nydice
UPL
Lawton Youth Center Hope Highlighted At Club Meet
Yesteryears James Sanders city recreation director spoke on Lawton's need for a youth center at the Carolyn Hunt club meeting. Mrs. Neely Weeks of Lawton is first vice president of the state Credit Women's Breakfast clubs. Bert Mitchell now sanitarian with the county-city health department. State Sen. Bill Logan guests at Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting. Chamber committee to work with officials on quarters for Civil Works and federal relief activities includes Ray Babbitt Ned Shepler Joe Reed Oliver Gartrell.
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James Sanders
Lawton
Carolyn Hunt Club
Neely Weeks
State Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs
Bert Mitchell
Chamber of Commerce
Ray Babbitt
W. F. Barber
Ned Shepler
Joe Reed
Oliver Gartrell
Quotes In The News From UPI
In Washington Senator Barry Goldwater comments on New Hampshire results saying the candidate is not impressed by what happened. In London Prince Philip toasting his newborn son expresses delight as heir to the throne. In Dallas defense attorney Melvin Belli plans 10 to 20 cleanup witnesses for the Jack Ruby trial and predicts Ruby won’t testify. In Wiesbaden an Air Force spokesman cannot confirm the fate of three crewmen after a bomber was shot down over East Germany.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Dallas
Melvin Belli
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Wiesbaden
Germany
Air Force
East Germany
Tae Eat ay Rela at Co. Prominent Lacalne Po Bi
Readable fragments report a local company event involving Tae with Rela and a group of individuals at a Lacalne location. No clear outcome or dates are provided.
Almanac Today March 11 1964 historical notes
The Almanac marks March 11 1964 as the 71st day with Venus and Jupiter guiding an evening sky. It notes events: 1888 New York Blizzard began, four days of snow. 1930 Taft buried at Arlington National Cemetery. 1941 Roosevelt signs lend lease bill and orders aid to Britain and Greece. 1959 Senate approves Hawaii as 50th state.
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William Howard Taft
United States
National Cemetery
Arlington
Roosevelt
Britain
Greece
Senate
Hawaii
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