Tax Bill Conferees Face Key Differences In 1964 Proposals
Senator reflects on major features and divergences between Senate and House tax bills. Key points include minimum standard deduction, stock dividend credit repeal, capital gains rates, itemized deductions, and various credits. He notes White House opposition to amendments, expects a conference outcome by February with benefits starting around March 1.
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U.S
U. S
White House
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ford
Tense bridge hand shows misfired bidding and forcing hearts
East overcalls with one heart and jumps to three hearts forcing. North raises to four spades, West leads seven of hearts. South ruffs, discards, and must lose one club, then the rest of the tricks follow for South.
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North
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Senate Tax Cut Faces House Conference In Big Bill
A Senate and House conference on a major tax cut, the largest in U S history, seeks agreement on rate reductions for individuals and corporations. If approved, the measure goes to the President for signature with retroactive effects to January 1 and changes to withholding rates.
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Senate House
Ry J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Democrats Hold Annual Election at Jeffersonian Club
At the regular meeting of The Jeffersonian Democratic Club on East Fourth street February 10, directors were elected for two year terms: M. Austin Young, Linwood Jones, Murray F. Fox, Alvie Shelton and Maurice J. Shroyer. Fred Kemp was elected secretary. The president, treasurer, and five directors were re-elected to two year terms. Milton Nash is named among officers.
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Jeffersonian Democratic Club
East Fourth Street
M. Austin Young
Linwood Jones
Murray F. Fox
Alvie Shelton
Maurice J. Shroyer
Fred Kemp
Milton Nash
Club Officers Elected at February 16 Organization Meeting
The Corporation's directors who control the Club held an organization meeting February 16. Officers elected: M. Austin Young president, John C. Ramsburg vice president, Murray F. Fox secretary, Alvie Shelton treasurer, and Eugene Carlisle assistant treasurer. The meeting concluded with a buffet dinner.
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Philip Beard
Eugene Carlisle
John ©. Ramsburg
Kent Greenwald
Edward D. Storm
Charles L. Main
M. Austin Young
John C. Ramsburg
Murray F. Fox
Alvie Shelton
Wives of Directors Serve at Community Event
The wives of the company directors helped serve attendees at a community event. They assisted with refreshments and welcomed guests, reflecting a hospitality role tied to the leadership team.
Install Time Clocks To Check On Co-eds
In Berkeley California the University of California will stop requiring coeds to sign out at Cunningham and Freeborn dormitories. Time clocks will record entrances and exits with each girl using a personal card. The move ends the practice of listing destinations beside signatures.
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Calif
University of California
Cunningham and
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