Presidential Disability Bill Due In 1967
AP reports that a 1967 ratification path for the 25th Amendment is possible as 12 of 38 states have approved it, with Delaware and New Jersey among progressors. The measure would enable the vice president to act if the president is incapacitated and create a process to select a new vice president if the office becomes vacant.
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Gaithersburg Graduate Joins SAC As Fuel Specialist
Airman Harry D. Mills Jr. finishes basic training and reports to Castle AFB California for fuel specialist duties in the Strategic Air Command. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry D Mills Sr of Gaithersburg Maryland and a 1964 Gaithersburg High School graduate.
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Holiday shoppers clog city streets tighten patrols
Major Charles V Main announced plans to augment Freder ick City Police traffic patrol after a serious downtown traffic jam caused by thousands of Christmas shoppers. An ambulance was delayed by the congestion as additional officers will manage peak shopping flow.
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1.6 Billion Excise Tax Cut Due
Washington AP reports a phased $16 billion excise tax cut under a bill passed last June. Telephone levies drop from 10 to 3 percent starting Jan 1, saving an estimated $646 million this year and shifting to 1 percent yearly for three years. Auto taxes fall to 6 percent Jan 1, then 1 percent by 1969, with $190 million saved by car buyers. Cabaret and admissions taxes end at noon Dec 31, affecting theaters concerts and track admissions.
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Substantial tax cuts take effect January first
The second round of reductions includes repeal of the 8 percent manufacturers excise on autos and accessories, the 19 percent levy on private communications, stock and bond issuance taxes, the 20 percent club dues levy, the 8 percent wire and equipment service levy, the 10 percent telegraph service levy, the 10 percent manufacturers levy on electric light bulbs, the 3 cents per gallon tax on cutting oil and the 6 cents per gallon levy on lubricating oil not used for highway purposes. Total yearly savings cited amount to hundreds of millions across these levies.
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