Surtax Extension Stalemate Shapes Tax Reform Debate
Washington AP report on a House push to extend the 10 percent surtax withholding through mid year 1970 and a Senate fight over timing and a broader tax reform package. Mansfield signals reluctance without a compromise, while Republicans press for a full year extension to combat inflation.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Mike ‘Mansfield
Democratic Policy Committee
Ways and Means ‘Committee
Mansfield
Ohio AFL-CIO Chief Objects to New Tax Plan
Frank W. King says the 108th General Assembly’s tax measures will cost Ohio families about 33 dollars yearly and blames Gov. Rhodes for weak leadership on tax reform. He criticizes urban neglect and says the changes shift burden to counties while supporting major vocational education funding gaps.
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Columbus
Ohio
108Th General Assembly
Frank W. King
Afl—Cio
King
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Buck
Senate
First National Mails 22 226 Charge Cards
First National Bank mailed over 22 000 Master Charge cards to customers and others in the area. President Edward Barker said card holders gain prearranged credit up to 600 dollars to budget income and avoid extra charges. Applications are carefully screened. The card is usable at nearly 200 local merchants and accepted nationally by more than 450 000 merchants and in 44 foreign countries.
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First National Bank
Edward Barker
Barker
Evans Describes No 2 Man in Glenville Gunfight Case
Lathan Donald, 20, on trial for first degree murder in the Glenville shootout last year, has been named the No 2 man in the militant group by Fred Ahmed Evans. Evans, a 3-year militant leader, testified after being returned to Cleveland from Ohio Penitentiary Death Row under heavy guard. The trio, plus two others, are charged with seven counts of murder in the July incident that killed three police officers and a black civilian.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lathan Donald
Fred Ahmed Evans
Donald
Evans
Ohio Penitentiary
Lake County
Glenville
Young GOP Approves Stitt Board Appointment
Middletown Young Republican Club members ratified David Stitt to the board of directors at a LeSourdsville Lake picnic meeting replacing Jean Blazer. Nearly 100 attended as the group discussed the Aug 8–9 state convention in Cincinnati and Gillespie’s unopposed chair candidacy.
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David Stitt
Middletown Young Republican Club
LeSourdsville Lake
Stitt
Middletown Junior Achievement
Jean Blazer
Cincinnati
Roger Gillespie
Paul Matia
Ohio League
Janice Wolfe
Manchester Motor Inn
Three Ohio Escapees Still At Large
Three inmates from Mansfield Reformatory escaped an honor farm near Sandusky and remain at large. They overpowered a guard, took his wallet, rifled a camp safe, and fled in a car. All are from Toledo and considered dangerous.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Here
Ohio Highway Patrol
Erie County
Toledo
Mansfield Reformatory
Deaths And Funerals Eugene Cox 59 Middletown
Eugene F. Cox 59 of 708 17th Ave died at Middletown Hospital after a three month illness. He worked 29 years at Armco Steel in the building and yards department and was a member of United Missionary Baptist Church. Survived by wife Amanda seven sons two daughters mother and siblings. services set for 11 a.m. Thursday at United Missionary Baptist Church with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Bailey Funeral Home 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Eugene Cox
Eugene F. Cox
17Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Cox
Daviel Hill
Fla
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
United Missionary Baptist Church
Amanda
Willie Cox
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Louie
William
John
Darnell
Leon
Richard Cox
Saba Hepburn
Johnstown
Marie Jett
Mary Ellen Cox
Dothan
Ala
Eddie
Willie
Panama City
Evins Jr
Tampa
Margaret Hinds
Springfield
Mass
James Holloman
Woodside Cemetery
The
Bailey Funeral Home
Mrs Annie Perrine rites set in Cincinnati tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs Annie L Perrine 80 formerly of Lebanon will be at 2 pm tomorrow at Wilson Chapel Twin Towers Methodist Home Cincinnati with visitation after 1 pm Burial will follow in Fellowship Cemetery south of Lebanon She died yesterday at the home a retired school teacher Surviving are her son Charles of Lebanon two sisters Miss Bertha Uncapher and Miss Emma Uncapher both of Columbus four grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are by Bamber Funeral Home Cincinnati
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Annie Perrine
Lebanon
Annie L. Perrine
Wilson Chapel
Twin Towers Methodist Home
Cincinnati
Fellowship Cemetery
The
Bamber Funeral Home
Hamilton Deaths Prompt Local Services for Two Residents
Richard Yarger aged 52 of Fairfield will be honored at a 1 30 p m service at Zettler. Edna Swecker 75 of 819 Buckeye Street will have services today at Klaus-Weigel.
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Hamilton
Richard Yarger
Fairfield
Zettler
Edna Swecker
Buckeye St
Klaus-Weigel
Uganda awaits pope with papal mania in Kampala
Uganda prepares for Pope Paul VI arrival two days away as Kampala dresses for the event. Citizens celebrate with banners and papal memorabilia while 22 Ugandan martyrs are honored. Pilgrims trek 200 miles to Namugongo for a shrine consecration and a five day culture festival accompanies the visit.
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Kampala
Uganda
Anthony Quinn
Paul
Milton Obote
Hong Kong
Vulu
Namugongon
Entebbe
Bombay
Three Ohioans Die in Vietnam War Hostilities
Army specialist fourth class James L. Clark of Miltersburg Ohio died of wounds from Vietnam. Thomas E. Rose of Findlay and David A. Semeraro of Niles were changed from missing to dead in hostile action.
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Washington (Ap
James L. Clark
Miltersburg
Ohio
Vietnam
Defense Department
Ohio Army
Thomas E. Rose
Findlay
David A. Semeraro
Niles
Jackie Kennedy Onassis Turns 40 in Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is 40, celebrated in Scorpios Island Greece. Reports say husband Aristotle Onassis gave her golden Apollo spaceship shaped earrings. Her first husband John F. Kennedy championed the space program leading to the first lunar landing.
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Scorpios Island
Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
John F. Kennedy
Call for presidential review of military comms after Pueblo and EC121
The House Armed Services Committee urges an urgent presidential review of high level military communications and decision making after the Pueblo seizure and EC121 downing. It cites delays in distress calls and loss of control, recommends a civilian military study group, and notes intelligence and contingency failures.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
U.S
Pentagon
Otis G. Pike
D-Ny
Pueblo
Japan
Black Lung Bill Pros Readies Senate Fight in Ohio
An attorney for the United Mine Workers Union says backers of Ohio's black lung disease bill will oppose Senate amendments on the floor. He cites senator Robin Turner’s changes, including autopsy and biopsy proof requirements and restricting miners from coal mines, as changes straying from normal procedure and favorable to coal interests.
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Columbus, Ohio
United Mine Workers Union
Ohio
Senate
Donald M. Colsaurd
Robin Turner
Marion
Elections, Commerce and Labor Committee
House
Colsaurd
Turner
Electrocution ruled in Warren teen's death
Michael D. Spencer a 16 year old from Warren Ohio died of electrocution ruled by the Trumbull County coroner. He reportedly was working on a television antenna at his home when a lightning strike hit the antenna.
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Warren
Ohio
Michael D. Spencer
Trumbull County
Lima's Negro Chief Resigns in Lima Ohio
William K. Davenport Lima's first Negro police chief submitted his resignation Monday to Mayor Christian P. Morris. Davenport said he was resigning because exception had been taken to some of his recent decisions. He did not elaborate.
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Lima, Ohio
William K. Davenport
Lima
Christian P. Morris
Davenport
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