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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1964

Page

2

Tax facts and congressional review of federal aid programs

The Federation of Illinois reports about $9 of every $100 paid in federal taxes funds aid to state and local governments, with an estimated $106 billion in 1965. It notes Senate S. 2114 for periodic review of grant programs and urges grassroots support through letters to Illinois lawmakers. The piece cites Muskie and references House counterparts and committee figures.

Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois Congress Federation Senate Committee On Government Operations Senate Subcommittee On House L. H. Fountain North Carolina Florence Powyer New Jersey Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations Illinois Washington, DC William L. Dawson John B Anderson Robert McClory

30th Wedding Anniversary TODAY

Mr and Mrs Everett Harbor of Route 2 Marshall celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary today July 3. Their children Irvin and Sue join relatives in honoring the couple with best wishes and memories.

Everett Harbor Route 2 Marshall Irvin Sue

Bicycle safety rules for riders and motorists

Chief Raymond Miller warns motorists and cyclists share rights on the road. Cyclists must obey signs signals stay right and curbside use proper hand signals. Avoid busy streets yield to autos and stop at intersections. These rules aim to safeguard children and shape tomorrow's safe drivers.

Raymond Miller

Involuntary Induction Averages in Early Tales

A narrator recalls an average induction age of about 21 to 22 and pairs it with a string of social vignettes about temptation, appearance, and financial restraint. The prose links drinking to beautification, a girlfriend misunderstanding a claim of drinking, and repeated resistance to temptation due to lack of funds.

La Ballerina School Reopens Under New Management

The La Ballerina School of Dance and Baton reopens with Miss Christine Bennett in charge and Miss Roberta Jones assisting. New dancing and baton classes are being formed for children, with calls numbers 8566 and 7283. The note highlights health, poise, and enjoyment and mentions a forthcoming twirling contest at the fair.

la Ballerina School of Dance and Baton Christine Bennett Roberta Jones

Illinois to Begin Early 18 Year Old Examinations

Illinois Selective Service will start local boards in July to examine 18 year olds for military eligibility. State Director John H. Hammack stresses the exams do not imply immediate induction and target those out of school facing no deferments for career planning and rehabilitation services.

Illinois Selective Service John H. Hammack Selective Service Johnson Secretary of Defense Director of Selective Service Illinois

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