Higher Taxes Being Forced By Budget Pressures
Wisconsin lawmakers edging toward higher local property taxes amid a tight budget. George Tipler of the Wisconsin School Boards Association told the Joint Finance Committee that local education costs are rising and tax increases in most districts over the next two years are likely. Gov Knowles proposes a large education and welfare package aimed at balance with minimal new taxes. hearings continue on school aids and the state aid formula.
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Byron Wackett
Watertown
Tipler
Warren P. Knowles
Assembly Democrats
Paul Nelson
Horicon
Wisconsin Education Association
Henry C. Weinlick
Madison
Association
Harlem School Boycott by Negro and White Parents
In Harlem a boycott by Black and white parents closes PS 125, with 1,000 plus students staying home as a counter school opens at two churches and a community center named West Harlem Liberation School. Anita du Boulay leads the parent group seeking a say in principal selection for the PS 125 PS 26 merger.
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New York
Harlem
Anita du Bowlay
Negra
Parents Association
Public School
Board of Education
P.S. 125
PS. 26
Fannie Livshee
PS. 195
Sidney Jones
Storms Rail East Bring Rain Hail And Winds
Storms tapered off after rain hail and strong winds swept the Ohio Valley southwestern New York State and the Virginias. Temperatures rose to record March highs with many cities in the 80s and Presidio Texas reaching 99. Snow fell in the West with mountain totals up to eight feet.
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Associated Press
Ohio Valley
New York State
Virginias
California
Montana
Midwest
Southland
Presidio
Tex
Wyoming County
New York
Buffalo
Dayton
Ohio
Churchville
Charleston
Beckley
W.va
Surtax plan debated as Fowler argues for distinct goals
Secretary Henry H. Fowler urged Congress to consider Johnsons income surtax proposal separately from restoration of two tax incentives. He contrasted the across the board surtax with limited objective investment credit suspension aimed at dampening a capital goods boom. Floor action on the investment credit was set for Thursday with a formal tax bill likely by May or June.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
Johnson
Fowler
House
Ways and Means Committee
Capital Hill
Airliner Crash Kills 25 Near East London South Africa
A South African airliner chartered by U S Senator Robert F Kennedy crashed into the Indian Ocean killing all 25 aboard suspected. An American woman Audrey Rosenthal a UC Berkeley philosophy PhD and UM graduate was among the victims. Wreckage washout reports contradicted as coastlines were searched for survivors. Continued on Page 14. Col
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East London
South Africa
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Indiana Ocean
C R. Botha
South African Press Association
Audrey Rosenthal
University of California
University of Michigan
London
South Af
Guam Parley examines war progress amid Guam trip
President Johnson travels to Guam for a semiannual war review with top aides including Rusk McNamara Wheeler and Komer. The Guam meeting centers on military and civil developments in Vietnam and is not expected to spark major policy shifts. Westmoreland and Lodge will join the discussions during a two day session.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Guam
Presidential Aids
George Christian
California Democratic Council
California
Council
U.S
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Thailand
Vietnam
United States
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Stat
Robert Komer
William C. Westmoreland
South Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dodd Finances Face Scrutiny as Witness Details Funds
Washington AP report on Senate Ethics hearings into Thomas J. Dod d finances. Witness Sanford Bornstein testified that funds raised at a 1963 Rocket Room reception could be used freely by the Connecticut Democrat, despite minutes not specifying this. The panel reviewed a 162 page stipulation covering 1961 to 1965 fund raising and personal use of at least 150000 dollars deposited by Dod d.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Sanford Bornstein
Rocket Room
Dodd
Benjamin R. Fern
Senate Ethics Committee
Bornstein
James Gartland
DG Committee
Bipartisan Committee
John Stennis
D-Miss
Congress
Stennis
Former Aid To McCarthy Hospitalized
Victor A. Johnston, 66, field director of the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee, was reported in fair condition after a heart attack. He was taken by plane to Mercy Hospital in Miami from the airport, amid illness in Washington following the Gridiron dinner. Johnston previously served as executive secretary of the Wisconsin Republican party from 1944 to 1946 and as administrative assistant to the late Senator Joseph McCarthy.
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Miami
Fla
Victor A. Johnston
Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee
Johnston
Mercy Hospital
Washington
Wisconsin Republcan Party
Ser Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Gop
Seave
Mortar Attacks and a Grounding Trapper Near Saigon
North Vietnamese regulars shelled elements of the U S 4th Infantry near the central highlands while a North Vietnamese steel trawler ran aground off Quang Ngai Province after a chase by U S warships. American forces reported 11 dead and 113 wounded with 29 enemy killed as salvage teams recovered contraband and weapons from the beach.
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Saigon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S. 4Th Infantry
South Vietnam
North
Commuunist
North Vietnam
U.S
Spy ship to report Johnson Guam visit to Guam
President Johnson's Guam arrival for a Vietnam conference will be tracked by a Soviet spy ship off Apra harbor. Navy officials treat the vessel as a curiosity while ensuring no crew goes ashore. The base hosts Polaris subs and B52 bombers, with Maj. Gen. Crum noting Soviet signals about the bombers.
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Guam
Malcolm G. Barr
Pacific Islands
Associated Press
President Johnson
United States
Pacific
AP Wiebe
Russ
Johnson
Washington
U.S
Navy
Agana
Naval
Horace Bird
Marianas
Land
Vietnam
William Crum
Strategic Air Command
Highway toll climbs to 124 after Sunday fatality
A fourth traffic death on Sunday raised the year toll to 124 on the state highway, compared with 161 last year. The figure marks the lowest for mid March since 1953, when 117 fatalities were recorded. Joseph Warrington II of Kishens was killed in a two car collision on Highway 47 55 four miles west of Shawano.
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Tolo
Joseph Warrington
Keshens
Shawano
Shaw Hearing Well-Guarded
In New Orleans a heavy guard was ordered for the District Atty Jim Garrison Kennedy assassination probe hearing. Twenty sheriff's deputies watched the Criminal District court as exexutive Clay Shaw faces a possible trial for conspiracy to murder President Kennedy. The rare proceeding involved a three judge panel and secretive conduct by Shaw's defense. The case drew mixed assurances from officials including U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark who questioned its validity. The hearing proceeded with motions and press coverage rules, continuing on Page 14.
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New Orleans
Atty
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Clay L. Shaw
Garrison
Shaw
International Trade Mart
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kenney
Warren Commission
Oswald
Dallas
Louisiana
U.S
FBI
Salute! features vital veteran data from AP veteran writer
The Daily Northwestern will begin a new AP feature column titled Salute! by Jerry T Baulch. The veterans expert and former reserve officer will cover changes in draft laws, GI education benefits, tax breaks, and benefits for service families. He offers guidance on dishonorable discharges and related military questions.
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Associated Press
Northwestern
Jerry T Baulch
Baulch
Doulas MacArthur
Bur
Army War College
Pentagon
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Wackett
Senate Education Committee
Sen
Holger Rasmusen
Spooner
Santa Cruz
Calif
Don Chirco
Invest
Ment Credit
Dodd’s Finances
McCarthy
Neptune
Quang Ngai Province
Brister
Coast Guard
Point Ellis
Swift
No. 78
Apra Harbor
Andersen Air Force Base
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