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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1961

Page

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DiSalle Signs Cigarette Tax Saver Bill

Gov. Michael V. DiSalle signed a measure allowing a federal tax deduction for smokers who itemize, estimating a $12 yearly saving for couples smoking three packs daily. The act also updates wording to tax collection from consumers and accompanies 12 other signed laws expanding farm vehicle use, university investments, voting machine PARTY capacity, long term bonds for city projects, fire department service credit limits, exam appeals, textbook filing rules, and more.

Columbus, Ohio Michael V. DiSalie L Aw Ohe State University Board of Trustees

Today's Crossword 28 voting 20 affix 32 a petition 33 heavy fabrics

Crossword clues listed in a terse page item. The prompts include voting 20, affix 32, a petition 33 and heavy fabrics as entries. No narrative facts or named entities beyond these clue fragments are present.

Smugglers Warned by TV Monitors at New York Airport

New York AP reports three giant closed circuit television cameras installed by the Customs Service watch the field at New York International Airport. The system aims to deter smuggling by providing constant surveillance.

NEW York Big Brother Customs Service

U S Responds To Castro Prisioner Swap Plan With No Comment

The United States gave a terse no comment in Washington on Fidel Castro's proposal to swap anti Kennedy prisoners for bulldozers. Castro said 500 bulldozers could be sent and prisoners returned, with Cuban reports listing more than 1,000 captives. State Department spokesman Lincoln White offered no hint of serious consideration or rejection. The embargo on American trade with Cuba remains in effect except for certain food and medical shipments.

Washington United States Fidel Catro Kennedy Castro State Department Lincoln White U.S

AF Raises Transport Strength in JFK Plan

Air Force Secretary Eugene H. Zuckert announced a Kennedy ordered build up to boost the nation's airlift capacity. Fifty three new and improved troop transport planes will be added, with the C141 mockup ready in November and flight tests set for October 1963, first units in June 1965. Zuckert spoke at Sewart Air Force Base before addressing a civic meeting in Murfreesboro.

Sewart Air Force Base Tena Air Force Eugene H. Zuckert Kennedy Zuckert Murfreesboro

Ohio to review cost sharing in highway program

Ohio Highway Department Director Everett S. Preston announced a re examination of the construction program and the cost sharing with local governments. The move follows a legislative bill cutting state highway revenue by 15 million dollars annually and could shift how funds are allotted while bids on 13 million dollars of contracts may come earlier due to federal aid timing.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Highway Department Everett S. Preston Pretons General Assembly Michael V. DiSalle Preton Preston

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