Senate Finance Committee Nears Tax Cut Approval
The Senate Finance Committee moves to finish work and vote on the 11 billion dollar tax cut bill with a full Senate debate next week. President Johnson backs rapid passage as the panel unanimously approves the individual rate reductions and adopts the 14 percent withholding now rather than in stages. Two thirds of cuts apply in 1964 with retroactive start, and the bill’s total tax relief is about 11.5 billion as changes lift earlier House totals. Separately, the House Rules Committee shows a bipartisan push to end hearings on civil rights legislation before the Lincoln birthday recess, opposing chairman Howard W. Smith.
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Castro Backs Soviet Stand in China Dispute After Pact
Fidel Castro backs Khrushchev against China in a Cuba Moscow communique marking Castro's visit. The accord pledges over 2.6 billion dollars in Cuban sugar payments over six years and praises peaceful coexistence and disarmament steps. Khrushchev vows to defend Cuba from U.S. invasion as Cold War tensions with China rise.
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Shastri Hinted Successor To Ailing Nehru
New Delhi AP Shastri 59 returned to the cabinet as minister without portfolio amid speculation he will be Nehru’s political heir. He would lead Parliament and effectively be deputy prime minister after resignations earlier this year.
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Soviet Proposes Scrapping Multilateral Nuclear Force
The Soviet Union called for scrapping the NATO backed multilateral nuclear force before any accord to curb nuclear weapons. Tsarapkin said the plan must be dropped for East and West to agree on Johnson's five point disarmament proposal and related bans on weapons. Western delegations expect rejection but some see potential if broad disarmament and verification are achieved.
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Sukarno Breaks Word On Truce With Malaysia
Rep. H R Gross calls for a separate House probe into Robert G Baker amid Senate testimony that Johnson once received a free stereo from a Baker associate. The Rules Committee plans to publish financial statements tied to bank loan applications as Baker faces questions over conflicts with official duties.
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Pact With Kennedy Lasts Only Hours
Jakarta reports that President Sukarno pledged continued confrontation with Malaysia hours after he and Attorney General Kennedy announced a cease fire and a push for a new summit. Kennedy then traveled to Bangkok and London to brief officials while Indonesia warned the halt was not a termination of hostility.
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Mrs C F Shonk Dies At Grant Hospital
Mrs Grace Shonk wife of Dr C F Shonk of 264 Mound St died early today at Grant Hospital Columbus after being admitted Sunday She leaves a son Robert of near Chicago three daughters Sister Charles Ann Aust in Texas Martha Laughlin Northbrook Ill and Rosemary Shank Cincinnati two brothers Mathew Murtha Enterprise and Pat Murtha Columbus two sisters Dorothy Murtha Columbus and Margaret Schorr Atlantic City N J Arrangements by Roberts Funeral Home incomplete
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Texas
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Cincinnati
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Enterprise
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Dorothy Murtha
Margaret Schorr
Atlantic City
N. J
Roberts Funeral Home
Vet College Beagle Liz Nominated for Nobel Prize
Liz a worm free mother beagle from Ohio State University’s germ free life lab is nominated for the Research Dog Hero of 1963 by veterin ary pathology faculty and the National Society for Medical Research. Liz produced four litters totaling 28 puppies then four more litters of 24 all worm free. She now lives in a three room isolation suite with her latest litter.
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Rochester
Richard A. Griesemer
Germfree Life Laboratory
Mrs Sylvia Cook Dies At 75 In Logan
Sylvia P. Cook 75 of 270 N Walnut Sr Logan died last night at Hocking Valley Hospital. Widow of J Anthony Cook she was born in Murray City daughter of Jefferson and Sarah Jones nine siblings preceded her in death. Survived by daughter Helen Funk of Logan four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral 10 a m Saturday Heinlein Funeral Home with Dr R B Wilson officiating burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
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Murray City
Jefferson
Sarah Clegg Jones
Logan First Methodist Church
Helen Funk
Logan
Heinlein
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Most Americans Leaving Panama Canal Zone
The Army Southern Command announced most nonresident American dependents in the Canal Zone will return to the United States. A spokesman said they are due to leave Friday.
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Goodyear Plant Expands with New Production Lines
Logan adds two more production lines at the Goodyear plant in a staged expansion. A fourth line for Lincoln crash pads is expected next week while Ford crash pads and Cadillac door trim parts are already in operation. Nearly 200 workers are employed, with offices moving next Tuesday if the sewer lift station project is complete.
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Warm Ohio Night Temps Hit 60 In Hocking Valley
Weather bulletin from Columbus notes warm overnight readings with 60 degrees by 11 am in the Hocking Valley. Forecasts indicate rain or snow possible Friday with highs in the 50s to 60s and continued mild, cloudy conditions.
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Hoffa Jury Still Sought In Tennessee Trial
In Chattanooga, federal judge Frank Wilson pressed to finish jury selection for James R. Hoffa and five others on charges of trying to influence jurors in the 1962 Nashville conspiracy trial. Wilson aimed to wrap up by Friday night as prosecutors and defense lawyers maintained a tense pace.
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Armstrong Heads Committee To Study Oil Production Laws
House Speaker Roger Cloud named Hocking County representative Harry Armstrong as chairman of a legislative panel to study oil and gas production laws and regulations. The panel, approved at the December session, will study in 1964 and report to the 1965 General Assembly. Members include Sen. Kenneth Berry and Rep. Morris C. Brown among others. Jump to head nursing home regulation study.
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Sandusky County
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Meigs County
Charles F. Rothel
Harrison County
Robin T. Turner
Seneca County
Ed Wallace
Pickaway County
David Weissert
Muskingum County
Ed Witmer
Stark County
Saturn 1 Two Stage Test Flight Foreshadows Space Lead
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP NASA outlines Saturn 1 two stage test for Monday lifting a 37700 pound satellite, heavier than Soviet payloads Sputnik 7 and 8. First flight with second stage in tests could give U.S. booster lead over Russia amid hydrogen powered engines and high thrust.
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