Sidetrack Sought Tax Amendment Threatens Veto Clash
Washington AP reports Democratic lieutenants maneuver to keep Kennedy from vetoing the self employed tax deduction amendment tied to the general tax bill. Dirksen backs the measure to attach it to the retirement system plan for self employed persons, with up to 9 of 190 senators said to back it. Administration aims to table the amendment, pledging a prompt vote after the main bill passes.
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Washington
Kennedy
JDL
Senate
Everet M. Dirksen
Tilinnis
Congress
Senate committee backs penny hike in postage rates
The Senate Post Office Committee tentatively approves a House plan to raise first class and airmail by one cent. A substitute would replace the penny increase with annual rate boosts, four percent per year on editorial content and 19 percent per year on advertising content for second class periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Senate Post Office
Olin D. Johnson
DSC
Woman Aided By Emergency Squad
The emergency squad administered oxygen to Elsie Stewart at 1 43 am after she had trouble breathing in her car at Central Avenue and Doty Street. She was taken to Middletown Hospital, treated and released. Defeat of the motion to table would show the Senate plans to write the amendment into the bill after wearied opposition. Sen Robert S Kerr said final passage was expected tonight despite pending amendments that could alter the timetable. Kerr noted the main battle would be over pensions for self employed persons and a move to cut the 272percent oil and gas depletion allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Stewart
Vannest Ave
Senate
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
Jail Food Payments Scrutinized by Marrs for Sheriff Contract
Prosecutor Marrs accused the Butler County commission of allowing improper jail food payments and contracts. He urged itemized bills and receipts for meals, asserting the sheriff can be reimbursed only for actual costs up to $1.50 per prisoner daily, with utilities and staff costs reviewed by commissioners. The matter was set for Friday review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Russell
Red” Isaacs
Carlisle Schools Head Gets New Pact Pay Hike
Carlisle School board granted executive head E. Brannaman a new two year contract with a 7 percent pay raise, boosting salary to 11700. The vote followed a state audit noting no errors but detailing a lumber purchase charged to the school for Brannaman’s personal use, with a $70 credit issued.
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Carlisle
Brannaman
Howard Shupert
Lee Wildermuth
Carlisle School
Wildermuth
Maurice W. Martin
Brodhead- Garrett Co
E. &. Brannaman
Billy Rogers
Paul Poast
Clyde Browning
Ohioan Quizzed In 1954 Slaying
A 45 year old Ohio native Robert Franklin Jones was arrested on a theft charge and then connected to the 1954 murder of 7 year old Judith Ann Roberts in Miami Florida. He later confessed to attacking a girl and claimed she was unconscious. Authorities plan to charge him with murder.
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Miami
Judith Ann Roberts
Robert Franklin Jones
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Jones
Dade County
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Judith Ann
Bal
Lima Woman Killed in Illinois Collision
Marie Kazlauskas, 55, of Lima Ohio, died in a two car crash on US 40 near St Jacob Illinois Tuesday. The AP report states authorities investigated the wreck involving another vehicle and found Kazlauskas killed in the collision.
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ST. Jacob, Ill
Marie Kazlauskas
Lima
Ohio
US. 40
Here
Law requires detailed prison expense accounting by sheriff
The prosecutor states the law requires on the fifth day of the month an itemized sheriff’s account to commissioners with all bills attached and the actual cost of feeding prisoners and meals served. Marrs notes commissioners should review sheriff allowances not to exceed 1.50 per prisoner per day, including utility, cooking, and serving costs.
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Marrs
Rickover Challenged By Ohioans
In Cincinnati the Ohio Science Education Association challenged Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover to visit Ohio and prove faults in the teaching of science. Association president A. F. Forance invited Rickover to Ohio State University on December 7 for a fall conference to enlighten on best education for youth. Forance argued Rickover had not fully informed himself before voicing opinions. Rickover is a frequent critic of American educational methods.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Science Education Association
Hyman G. Rickover
Ohio
A. F. Forance
Association
Rickover
Ohio State University
France
Forance
Two Landfill Permit Requests Rejected in Butler County
Butler County Zoning Board of Appeals denied two conditional use permit requests for landfills. Allen Morgan of Morgan Enterprises sought a private landfill in Madison Township on 5.514 acres south of the West Middletown bridge near the Great Miami River. Hamilton city requested a sanitary landfill on seven acres off Hamilton Cleves Road about one mile south of the city limits. Residents opposed both proposals.
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Hamilton
Butler County Zoning Board of Appeals
Allen Morgan
18Th Ave
Morgan Enterprises, Inc
Madison Township
West Middletown Bridge
B&o
Great Miami River
City of
Hamilton-Cleves Road
KC To Hold First Meeting
John Schumacher, pharmacist, begins his second term as president of the Knights of Columbus at the first meeting of the season at 1402 First Ave at 8 o clock tonight. Fall and winter activities will be discussed.
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John Schumacher
Knights of Columbus
First Ave
Helen Davis Club Speaker at Kiwanis Meeting
Miss Helen Davis director of the city Department of Public Welfare will address the Kiwanis Club at noon Thursday at Manchester Motor Inn. She will discuss the general welfare situation in Middletown. Brig. Alexander D. Bunton of the Salvation Army is the program chairman.
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Helen Davis
Department of Public Welfare
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown
Alexander D. Bunton
Salvation Army
Honey ants store liquid food to endure cold months
A colony of slender honey ants survives the cold dry period by storing liquid sustenance in the expandable bodies of selected workers. This adaptation helps them weather scarce resources until conditions improve.
WISHING WELL.4g Numerical fortune puzzle game
A short 1962 feature by William J. Miller explains a daily fortune puzzle. It instructs readers to count letters in their name, adjust by fixed values to get a key number, then scan a rectangle left to right to read a hidden message. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate
Ing
Hearing notices and street project plans from Ohio city
Lebanon prisoners Arnold Cherries E-, Allen Z. Jr., and James Rogers are listed as eligible for parole hearings by the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission. Notices dated August 27, 1962 detail case numbers, offenses including assault and burglary, and hearings set on or after October. Also included is divorce petition notice for Katheryn Key and ordinance text for Middletown city street improvements and property dedication with emergency provisions.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Arnold, Cherries
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Butler County
Shezier
Allen Z. Jr
Gutler County
Peerieg
Lebanon Ohio
Rogers. James
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Robert L. Baker
Canter
Lawrence
Pardon and Parole Commission
James C Key
Katheryn Key
Common Pleas Court
Joseph T. Kier
Hilda Dresch
Rice
Rice and
Goldman Avenue
Highland Street
Carolina Street
Florence Street
Brentwood Street
Park Drive
Selden Avenue
Middletown
Roosevelt Avenue
Caroline Street
Leiden Avenue
Riverview Avenue
Butler
Point
Benow
Tangency
Riveview Avenue
Riverview
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McCoy-Leffler
Thomas B
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Lincoln Lodge
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Mee
Clarence Lewis
Carlisle Board
State Examiner
E. S. Brannaman
Ohioan
Ying
Famerican Savings and Loan Association
Central Ave
CSTE
Helen Davis Club
U. S
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