U S May Change Tax Withholding
U S may overhaul income tax withholding to widen the bite of deductions for higher earners while reducing take home for lower brackets. A three tier graduated rate could replace the current flat structure, with details pending. Officials say Congress will decide, and inflation effects may drive the plan. A Treasury official cites aligning withholding with actual tax. An example shows a $10 000 yearly earner with four dependents would see weekly deductions shift under a new scale, increasing year end liability. Newark story notes New Jersey research and development spending rising to 2.5 billion in 1966 and travel industry leading 1965 figures.
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Adcock Sends Report To Gibbs Wood
Sen Jamar Adcock made available to Rep Lawrence Gibbs and Rep George Wood copies of the Louisiana Legislative Council report on the dual school systems in Ouachita Parish. Gibbs planned a 24 member committee to explore the issue. Adcock said he would deliver more copies to both school boards and stressed the council is a disinterested third party with no reform recommendations.
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Marcos sworn in as Philippines sixth president in Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos took the oath as the Philippines sixth president in Manila joining a pledge for austerity and closer ties with free Asian nations. Vice President Hubert Humphrey attended the ceremony with 50 000 in attendance at Limeta Park.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Asia
Hubert V. Humphrey
United States
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Manila Bay
Viet Nam
Arizona flood loss tops seven million dollars
Arizona's floods last week caused more than 7 million dollars in damage, with 4 million to public property. Gov. Sam Goddard asked President Johnson to declare parts of Arizona eligible for federal disaster funds. Final figures await a week, Civil Defense director Col Carl N. Smith said, noting private damage to farms and buildings could exceed 38 million. Prolonged rains and record showers swelled rivers across the desert last week.
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Plane Stewardesses Rarely Wed Handsome Passengers
Boston AP reports Helen Chase a veteran stewardess says romance with passengers is a fairy tale. She notes stewardesses are too busy to pursue personal ties and most marriages occur after leaving the job, with pilots occasionally entering romance.
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Masonic Meet The Ouachita Relife Lodge No 4
The Ouachita Relife Lodge No 4 F and AM will hold a regular meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the Monroe Masonic Temple at North Fourth and DeSiard Streets in Monroe.
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