Tax Collection Costs Could Trigger State Rebate
State Republican leaders urge studies on reimbursing merchants who collect and remit sales taxes. Carl Spad recommends Gov Rockefeller consider a program to offset the expense of record keeping, tallying, and turning over taxes, arguing it could set a precedent for other states and federal taxes.
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New York
Carl Spad
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Empire
Congress
Treasuries
Eisenhower speaks on self reliance at Dennison high
Former President Eisenhower returns to Dennison Texas birthplace to dedicate a high school auditorium in his name and warn that youth must develop self reliance and better self governance. He cites Berkeley protests as filthy speech and urges study of American principles starting with the Declaration of Independence. He warns of rising lawlessness and threats to public safety while noting nuclear policy debates and the importance of maintaining Western nuclear dominance for peace.
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Dennison
Texas
Eisenhower
Washington
University of California
Berkeley
Supreme Court
Paris Notes From A Summer Tourist 1965
A Frederick Maryland reader recalls August in Paris twenty years after liberation. He contrasts early affection for Americans with present French hostility over the Vietnam War, laments De Gaulle’s $5 exit tax, and questions whether Paris is burning as anti American sentiment grows.
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Paris
France
Place de la Concord
le Bourget
Vietnam
U.S
Asia
Los Angeles
Leine
Europe
China
Russia
de Gaulle
Gemini to Earthorbit Labs Spur Earthbound Advances
The Gemini Apollo programs could yield manned satellite experiments with broad impact on farming fishing and mining. Potential missions include global crop surveys soil moisture sensing forest fire detection and disease tracking along with ocean current and fish movement studies. These space efforts may also map geology locate iron ore and aid petroleum exploration, potentially turning moon programs into on earth multibillion dollar benefits.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Industry
U.k.’D
U.S
Theodore George
Office of Advanced Manned Mission Studies
NASA
Sea
Labrador
Venezuela
Moon
Earth
Trapping Travelers on County Roads After Cloudburst
A cloudburst last night on Frederick County roads trapped travelers for hours damaged crops and fences and drowned cattle. The event prompted authorities to consider the impact on the region and warned residents to exercise caution on affected routes.
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Frederick County
NO PEACE WITHOUT POWER foreseen at Lions Club dinner
Johnny Fitzpatrick in Walkersville warned no peace without power at a Glade Valley Lions Club dinner and meeting. Chinese surrender in China expected in Nanking Sunday, described as a 100 percent Chinese show by an American spokesman. Everedy Company recon version rockets to skillets expands to meet civilian demand. Three more break ins reported with a destroyed safe and over $100 stolen, linked to the same culprits in Montgomery County.
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Johnny Fitzpatrick
Glade Valley Lions Club
Walkersville
China
Nanking
Everedy Company
Montgomery County
Law and faith clash over civil disobedience stance
In a sermon opposing civil disobedience linked to the King era, Rev Dr Robert B Watts a former U S attorney and N L R B general counsel warns clergy against breaking unjust laws. He cites legal career and public service while urging lawful means to achieve equality. He notes clergy debates over sit ins and law obedience.
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Washington
Robert B. Watts
la Jolla
Cal
Watts
Los Angeles
Martin Luther King, Jr
Dr. Watts
Yale Law School
Yale Law Journal
Chicago
New York
U.S. Attorney
New York City
United States
National Labor Relations Board
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Ec Reese
Tex
By Ray Cromley
Gemini
Hammond Urner
J. M. Cronenburg
Courthouse Square
Yellow Springs
S. Fenton Harris
Frederick
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Washington Today
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