US Deficit To Be Cited In Request For Higher Taxes
Washington AP reports administration witnesses will argue for higher income taxes citing a potential deficit up to 29 billion dollars. Treasury Secretary Fowler to testify as President Johnson’s plan for a 10 percent surcharge on individuals and corporations is reviewed by the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington
Treasury and
Budget
House
Ways and Means
Johnson
Henry H. Fowler
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Camp Mauls Attackers Near Saigon in Tough Day
American Green Berets and South Vietnamese irregulars faced a four to one odds assault near the Cambodian border at Tong Le Chou. The clash left 116 enemy dead, with 500 defenders and families reporting moderate casualties. A major air campaign supported ground fighting as U.S. and South Vietnamese forces repelled the attack and rescued troops despite Helicopter losses and broader near Saigon activity.
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Saigon
U.S
Tong le Chou
North Vietnam
Loi Dong
Haiphong
Raid on Dong A storage area prompts fires near Hanoi
Military reports say B52 bombers launched three strikes Monday and early today targeting buildings and a storage district 36 miles south of Hanoi. Two raids hit near Kontum City in the central highlands while the third targeted an enemy infiltration route 30 miles north of Saigon, touching off several secondary fires.
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John F. Freund
199Th Light Infantry Brigade
U.S
South
Navy
Lai Dong
Haiphong
Constelation
Nam Dinh
Hanoi
Loi Dong
Constellation
Dong Ae
Kontum City
Central Highlands
Saigon
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Effie M. Maxey
In the Matter of the Estate of Effie M. Maxey deceased Case No 11 753 Gladys M Chandler daughter and heir at law petitions for administration of the estate with a hearing set for September 6 1967 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas Respondents must file defenses or risk judgment. Attorneys for petitioner Anderson Byrd represent the petitioner.
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Effie M. Maxey
Ottawa
Gladys M. Chandler
US civilian payroll to top 3 million this month
Washington AP reports federal civilian employment likely to surpass 3 million in June despite Johnson’s cut efforts. Total civilian payroll reached 2,980,156, up about 500,000 since November 1963, with seasonal hires in Youth Opportunity, Interior, Agriculture and Post Office. Total civilian wages and salaries: 11.8 billion. Defense civilian pay 8.6 billion. combined 20.4 billion.
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Washington
Johnson
Executive Branch
Congressional Joint Committee
Joint Committee
Intertfor
Agericulture
Post Office
Congress
Defense Department
WICS Meeting Aims To Organize Help For Area Girls
The state WICS coordinator will meet Friday in Wichita with women from Franklin Osage Jim and Miami counties to organize volunteer help for underprivileged girls aged 16 to 22. Mrs H H Olden will discuss service at 1 30 p m in the Anchor Savings and Loan room. Applicants may learn about Job Corps residential training including clerical work industrial electronics nursing homemaking and more with board room $30 monthly $50 readjustment allowance and medical dental care.
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Women In
WICS
Franklin
Osage
Jim
Miami Counties
H. H. Olden
Wichita
Anchor Savings and Loan
National Councils of Church Woo
Deepest Ocean Trench Hosts Vast Mariana Canyon
The Mariana Trench sinks to 36 198 feet below the Pacific floor and spans a chasm about 20 times larger than the Grand Canyon, illustrating the ocean’s extreme depths and scale.
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Mariana Trench
Pacific Ocean
Grand Canyon
Aiken Says Johnson War Tax Only Part of Need
Sen George D Aiken says Johnsons proposed 10 percent income tax surtax is only half of what is required to fund war costs He warns if the administration does not listen to reason Vietnam policy could mark a dark chapter Mansfield supports escalation and cites 45000 more troops and the New Jersey moving toward a longer war with allies contributing less.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New Jersey
U.S
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and notes
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details from Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B Wellington and AP membership. It shows trade area and outside trade area mail subscription rates including one month to one year options and pricing.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Association Press
Associated Press
Abortion viewed as societal schizophrenia by UCLA psychiatrist
Dr. Jerome M. Kummer of UCLA psychiatry called the nation's abortion attitude societal schizophrenia during an American Bar Association panel in Honolulu. He noted laws largely permit abortion only to save the mother's life while medical practice allows broader grounds. He cited estimated annual abortions from 100,000 to one million, and panelists discussed divergence between law and practice.
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Honolulu
Jerome M. Kummer
UCLA
American Bar Association
Kummer
United States
Robert F. Drinan
Boston College Law School
Brighton
Mass
Zach Leavy
Los Angeles
Robert Byrn
Father Drinan
American Law Institute
American Medical Association
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