Support Building To End Tax Credit
United Press reports strong Capitol Hill momentum to suspend a corporate tax credit viewed as fueling inflation. Senator Russell Long leads the push with White House uncertainty, arguing removal would ease tight money and free funds for loans while reducing a 1.5 billion impact on revenue.
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United Press
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UPI
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White House
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House
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Hospital Notes From Middlesboro and Alabian Regional
Dismissals list includes Carl Davis Jr Mrs Robert Garrett Oley Harris Bonnie Humphrey Sarah Lurber. Admissions note Edward Hurst Odell Lambert. Visiting hours 10 am to 8 pm at Alabian Regional. Births recorded Mrs Nathaniel Wopkins and Mrs Kenneth Henderson with girls.
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Carl Davis, Jr
City
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Rose Hill
Oley Harris
Ewing
Bonnie Humphrey
Sarah Lurber
Edward Hurst
Tazewell
Odell Lambert
James H. McCreary
Andrew Denny
Pineville
John F. Evans
New
Sir Fenner
London
Elizabeth Davis
Arjay
Janice Rice
Kettle Island
Nathaniel Wopkins
Kenneth Henderson
Obituary: Mrs Vesta Cravens dies in Flat Lick Ky
Mrs Vesta Cravens died Tuesday August 30 at 3 30 p m at her Flat Lick home born August 13 1906 daughter of W M Gray and Coroia Brown Gray of Knox County resided in Flat Lick 15 years survived by husband Carl Cravens three daughters Nelfie Mae Mitchell Cincinnati Nadine Buckhart Cincinnati Josie Cravens of Indiana three sons Carl Jr Cincinnati Vernon Louisville Milburn Indiana funeral 10 a m today September 1 Evergreen Baptist Church Flat Lick with Rev Earle Hammonds officiating pallbearers were friends of the family Arnett Funeral Home Pineville in charge
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Vesta Cravens
Flat Lick
Cravens
W. M. Gray
Coroia Brown Gray
Knox County
Carl Cravens
Nelfie Maé Mitchell
Cincinnati
Nadine Buckhart
Josie Cravens
Indiana
Carl, Jr
Vernon
Louisville
Milburn
Evergreen Baptist Church
Earle Hammonds
Arnett Funeral Home
Pineville
House Senate hit wage hike to 160 by 1968
Negotiators from the House and Senate agreed to raise the federal minimum wage to 160 per hour by 1968 and extend wage hour coverage to additional workers. The conference panel adopted a compromise stronger than either chamber’s bill, matching the Senate timing while expanding coverage beyond the House proposal.
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Senate
Washington
UPI
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Verson
LaRue County Teachers Seek $33,000 Budget Approval
LaRue County teachers and officials met to review a budget item by item to fund salary demands totaling about $33,000. Teachers, who have kept classrooms closed since Monday, had proposed raises from $315 to $1,000, while the superintendent announced a detailed review with the school board, county education association and state education department.
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Hodgenville, Ky
UPQ
LaRue County
Medley
Wouse County
Supt
Ova Ha' Banking Committee
Aney
County School Board
County Education Association
State Department of Education
Teac
Devree
Tense Quiet After Benton Harbor riot Death
United Press International reports a tense quiet returning to Benton Harbor Michigan after a day of youth violence that left 18 year old Cecil Hunt dead. A white man Willard Benefield faced murder charges then was released after ballistics tests. Governor Romney and National Guardsmen remained nearby as racial tensions rippled to Milwaukee and Cicero with protests and police actions.
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Benton
Harbor
United Press International
Benton Harbor
Willard Benefield
Hei
Martin Luther King Jr
Cecil Hunt
Wilbert Smith
Negev
Peace Corps Bill Moves Through House to White House
The House approved a bill authorizing Peace Corps operations for a sixth year at 110 million dollars. The vote was 222 to 15. House members noted volunteers in 46 countries with more foreign government applications than slots, and expected personnel to grow from 14,300 to about 16,000 in two months.
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UPI
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