Tax Foundation projects broad state tax hikes in 1965
The 1965 forecast notes looming tax hikes nationwide with California proposing higher sales tax to cover a 150 million gap, Massachusetts considering a gasoline and sales tax increase, New York seeking 400 million more, and several states urged to raise revenues. Maryland stands out for repealing a income tax increase though local governments still seek state funds.
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the Tax Foundation
California
Massachusetts
New York
South Dakota
Colorado
Minnesota
Oregon
Wyoming
Maryland
General Assembly
Parental Test to Curb Teen Self-Destruction
A government notice warns that teenagers self harm at about two daily and rising. The piece urges homes to model discipline, daily communication, and shared moral values to curb teen crime and violence. It stresses parental example, time with children, awareness of companions, fair discipline, security, and spiritual values as keys to a solution.
Johnson names three key figures for his remaining cabinet
President Johnson highlighted Dean Rusk Bob McNamara and Douglas Dillon as the core of his devoted cabinet signaling they will be retained. Analysts note McNamara and Dillon are Republicans and Anderson may return as Treasury secretary as Johnson reshapes his administration after the election.
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Dean Rusk
Bob McNamara
Douglas Dillon
Rusk
McNamara
Dillon
Robert B. Anderson
Treasury
Eisenhower
Republicans' 1964 losses overwhelm GOP strength in state legislatures
The Democratic sweep in 1964 left Republicans with far fewer state legislative seats across the nation. Losses totaled in the hundreds in many states, with only a handful of GOP strongholds remaining and long-term deficits mounting despite some gains in the Old South.
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NEA
Senate
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Kansas
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South Dakota
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Ohio
James Rhodes
GOP
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Richard Nixon
House
Goldwater Country
Indiana
North Dakota
Illinois
Missouri
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Old South
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
North Carolina
Texas
Western alliance debates multilateral nuclear force control
The article discusses how ships with nuclear missiles could be deterred by a multilateral command and control group. United States and West Germany would bear major costs, with NATO urged to gain full military and political control to prevent national nuclear forces.
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United States
Western Europe
High Seas
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Britain
Italy
Holland
Greece
Turkey
Belgium
Johnson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
NATO
Goldwater
Europe
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post November 19 1914
The Flag of the United States is fired upon by Turkish forts at Smyrna. Turmoil in St Petersburg during visits by Henry Williams and W P C Coc key. Faithful Family horse Lark dies suddenly at age nineteen. Miss May Sellman returns from the Daughters of the Confederacy Convention in Savannah. Comedian Bob Hope reacts to an editorial in The Pilot about soldiers in uniform. German tank tactics intensify Rhineland fighting. Walter R Winebrenner returns to State Police duties after teletype training. Ernest Paul Magaha earns corporal rank and is assigned to Fort Belvoir Virginia.
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Bob Hope
Pilot
Improvements Needed On Flint Hill Road And Park Mills Road
Readers in the Flint Hill area press authorities for action on Park Mills Road improvements. They describe dangerous road fills and tar damage from recent work, urge guard rails, bus safety, and prompt repair before tragedy. A note thanks The Frederick News-Post for a student tour from Singapore High School.
The Poor Man's Philosopher on Office Thievery
The columnist muses on office thieves who raid desks for trifles and nostalgia. He notes many keep tidy desks while he leaves theirs unlocked and piled with unreturned letters and postponed decisions. He laments losses of personal mementos and quips that thieves often steal what matters least to themselves.
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Canaries
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the Little Big Horn
George
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Ford
Henry
Tom Edison
Rebe
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Simon P. Knill
Barnesville
May Sellman
Rockwell Terrace
Savannah
Daughters of the Confederacy
Rhineland
Walter R. Winebrenner
State Police
Frederick
Pikesville
Ernest Paul Magaha
Board of Aldermen
Fort Belvoir, Va
Flint Hill
Park Mills
Jean Yingling
Frederick News-Post
Singapore High School
Frederick, Md
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