Tax Reduction Measure Up for House Vote Today
The House faces a vote on a Kennedy tax cut plan with Democrats confident in defeating a Republican spending cap. If enacted, most taxpaying families see $100 to $200 annual cuts, two thirds starting Jan 1 and the rest a year later, but Senate hesitations and civil rights debates loom.
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Discrimination Ban Added To Civil Rights Bill
Washington reports a sweeping ban on racial discrimination in public accommodations was added to Kennedy administration civil rights legislation by a House subcommittee. The move, kept private to protect a crucial tax cut vote, seeks broader powers than the original plan and drew mixed reactions as parties weigh federal intervention in commerce and civil rights.
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Deer crashes into Altadena home during dinner
In Altadena California a doe leaped through a plate glass window into the Bissner living room during dinner Tuesday night before jumping back out another window, shocking the family but no injuries were reported.
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Kennedy accuses Kennedy of misleading on federal hiring figures
Washington AP Rep John Byrnes R Wis charges President Kennedy misleads the public over federal payroll growth, citing Civil Service data showing 168 580 federal employees added under Kennedy and noting a smaller rise due to unapproved appropriations, while contrasting Eisenhower era losses. Byrnes says the 5600 figure omits key context and overlooks budget requests.
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Kennedy backs Apostle Isles national park plan
President Kennedy toured Ashland and the Apostle Islands, signaling support for designating the 72,000 acre archipelago as a national park. He praised the area’s beaches and scenery and said properly developed parks could boost the local economy for decades. The visit drew more than 5,000 spectators as the helicopter circled the islands despite threatening weather. Continued on Page 11.
Dominican Chief Ousted In Military Takeover
Dominican Republic forces ousted President Juan D Bosch alleging a chaotic state and proclaimed a rightist regime. The military dissolved the legislature and restored the 1962 constitution, outlawed pro Castro or communist parties, and promised a provisional government after seizing power. International relations with the United States were suspended as police guarded leftist party offices and stores and factories closed nationwide.
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Kennedy Seeks Resource Stewardship in Upstate Wisconsin
President Kennedy voiced concern and hope during a five day conservation tour through northern Wisconsin. He focused on crises in natural resources including water, soil, forests, streams, minerals and air, urging protection for future generations. A detour occurred during a Lake Superior island visit when helicopters faced a thunderstorm. At Ashland Airport a crowd of over 5,000 heard him call for setting aside areas for stewardship as population grows and travel increases. He attributed the region's economic woes to iron ore declines, weaker rail and shipping, timber downturn, and lake trout depletion.
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Veto of Tax Equity Bill Maintains Wisconsin Withholding
Gov. John W. Reynolds vetoed a bill aimed at removing inequities in Wisconsin tax withholding. It would have exempted many non residents who perform services in Wisconsin from state income taxes, including non residents earning wages Interstate or irregularly. The governor said the exemption is far too broad and Wisconsin cannot tax all non residents earning Wisconsin wages.
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John W. Reynolds
Department of Taxation Land
Three Cities Fail to Qualify For Air Routes
Washington reports three Wisconsin towns Ashland Clintonville and Marshfield fail to meet traffic standards for local airline service. The Civil Aeronautics Board says more than one sixth of the 546 towns served lack required passenger averages. Mayors were warned a discontinuation proceeding could start unless cities average at least five passengers daily on North Central Airlines routes.
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Laborer McKeown jailed for break-in and phone charge
Talker Balham England reports laborer Michael McKeown aged 23 was sentenced to three months in prison after breaking into a shop at night and making a 31.20 telephone call to his girlfriend in the United States.
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Soviet Group Approves N-Pact Unanimously
In Moscow, the presidium of the Supreme Soviet ratified the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Tass said the 33-member body voted unanimously, a move timed closely to the U S Senate vote. Brezhnev heads the presidium which met briefly in the Kremlin to grant ratification.
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Tass
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Presidium
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Ole Miss Restores All White Status After Expulsion
In Oxford Mississippi the University of Mississippi returns to all white status as Cleve McDowell the sole Black student is expelled for carrying a pistol. The Judicial Council’s recommendation ends McDowell’s admission and triggers possible appeal to the state college board though sympathy appears unlikely. He faces a Saturday hearing on concealed weapon charges with up to 90 days in jail and a 100 dollar fine.
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University of Mississippi
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Birmingham Bomb Blast Hurts Neighborhood After Two Explosions
A homemade shrapnel bomb rocks a southside Birmingham block injuring houses cars and a street utility pole with no reported casualties. Police cite a moving car throwing the explosive amid heightened racial tensions after recent church bombing fallout. The incident follows a presidential team visit to urge unity.
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Demonstration at South Vietnam Embassy in Rome
In Rome AP reports more than 96 young demonstrators gathered in front of the South Vietnam Embassy Tuesday night shouting against Mrs. Nguyen Dinh Nha. Police kept the crowd back as the protest continued amid tense conditions.
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