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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
4
The article argues Congress will extend the tax cut for 15 months from July 1, pushing it to October 1, 1977, with potential further extensions ahead of the next election. It cautions against restoring previous rates and notes political incentives to keep taxes low during election years.
By Jack Anderson and Les Whitten Washington details from sources claim the CIA for years operated an elaborate sex service. The Office of Security allegedly maintained black books of potential companions and safe houses for discreet liaisons with dignitaries and defectors.
A compact history rundown notes key events on June 22 across years, including Germany invading the Soviet Union in 1941, Napoleon's abdication in 1815, and the CIA sex operation revelations. It also mentions birthdays, a thought of the day from Will Durant, and a Washington whirl item about President Ford.
Dayton faces a revival of creation versus evolution debates sparked by renewed religious interest. The piece recalls the 1925 Scopes trial and notes local belief in Genesis while acknowledging scientific debates, with Dr Willard Henning of Bryan College arguing for divine creation and limited evolution.
Cleveland manager Frank Robinson will again serve as designated hitter this season while managing the Indians. He earns $75,000 as manager and reportedly $125,000 more as a hitter, aiming for 600 career home runs. Last season he played 49 games, hitting nine homers to reach 583.
A reader condemns Tuesday's back page headline "Soviets Prepare for Germ Warfare" as alarmist. They urge accuracy and caution, noting Russia may only be cultivating biological products for agriculture and warn against slanting news to heighten tensions.
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