Surplus Fails To Spur 1957 Tax Cuts Despite Rise
Washington budget officials say a mid year review lifts revenue forecasts to 69.8 billion dollars but peacetime spending climbs to 71.1 billion, widening the gap so the estimated surplus for 1957 remains about 700 million dollars. Administration notes this is far below the 1966 level and not enough to justify tax cuts this year.
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Percival F. ‘Brundage
Eisenhower
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Church Folks Help Speeder Acquitted in Raleigh Court
Newton R. Stell Jr. faced a speeding charge in Raleigh city court. He introduced two letters from church folks as character witnesses but the judge dismissed them. Stell was acquitted after the proceedings.
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Your Hit Parade Returns to NBC for Seventh Season
New York reports the variety music show Your Hit Parade will return to NBC for its seventh TV season on Saturday September 8. The program features top chart performances and guest appearances as it resumes weekly broadcasts.
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Refused Job Turns Bandit in Plainville Restaurant
A man identified as David Poole from Branch Hill surrendered to authorities in Seymour after a restaurant incident in Plainville. Police say Poole choked a waitress, Patricia Clem, 16, into unconsciousness and stole $10 to $20 from the till following a rejected job plea.
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Seymour
Ind
Patricia Clem
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