Kansas Governor proposes broad program to lighten property taxes
Gov. John Anderson outlined a wide reform agenda for education social welfare penal administration and economic development for the 1963 Kansas Legislature. He urged a per pupil state aid base with local tax relief and called for school district consolidation and a new state economic development department while deferring financing details to the budget message. He proposed Wichita U joining the state system and emphasized senior college reform and education television, apportionment changes, prison medical care at KU Medical Center, and new uses for Lansing and Tipton facilities with constitutional questions to be resolved.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
Anderson
House
Senate
Wichita University
Kansas Board of Regents
Kerr- Mills
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Wichita U
Board of Regents
State Senate
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kennedy tax cut would cut taxes for many earning under twenty thousand
The Treasury details released show reductions of 20 to 30 percent for some taxpayers with incomes of 20 000 or less if Kennedy’s proposed tax cut becomes law. Tables note changes not reflecting later adjustments and apply only to standard ten percent deductions. Examples use codes C D and E to show revised tax, dollar relief, and percentage decrease.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Kennedy
Treasury
Department
Baker Wildcats Visit Ottawa Braves Tonight at Wilson Field House
College basketball game at Wilson Field House Ottawa University features Baker University Wildcats against the Braves at 7 30 PM. Prescriptions Raney CH 2 309.
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Wilson Field
Ottawa University
Baker University Wildcats
Ottawa University Braves
Raney
Tshombe vows end to Katanga secession with U.N. help
Katanga President Moise Tshombe announced readiness to end secession and cooperate with U.N. plans for Congo reunification. U.N. Secretary-General Thant welcomed the move as battles continue in Kolwezi and Leopoldville with reports of arms seizures and a student riot at the British Embassy. Tshombe asked for amnesty for himself and his followers, while U.N. pledged freedom of movement for forces and full implementation of the reconciliation plan.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
U.N
U Thant
Tshombe
Kolwezi
Cyrille ‘Adoula
Central Congo
Thant
New York
Joseph Kasavubu
Adoula
Jadotville
Dikulwe
South African Press Association
Rene Thierry
Bird in the Flue Vents Harmlessly Into Living Room
Mrs. Goforth recalled noises all day as a bird born from a flue finally emerged into the living area. She released the bird after it disturbed items, theorizing heat and fumes kept it in the chimney. Meanwhile H. H. Britain, injured in a tree accident, remained in hospital as family day marked his stay. A separate home tip suggests drips kept quiet by a cord into the drain.
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Lester Bishop
Williams
Dus
Yester- Dale Goforth
Britain
Mrs. Goforth
Ransom Memorial Hospital
H. H
Slow Bond Vote Delayed By Cold Weather In District 30
Voting for the special school bond issue lagged with about a quarter of eligible voters casting by mid day. 1 043 residents had voted by 1 pm though 4 084 were eligible, about 400 living outside the city. The $1.68 million bond, defeated in the November election by 158 votes, would fund a new senior high school and remodel the junior-senior high. The Herald office will stay open this evening for returns and invites visits or calls for results.
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Herald
Dance With Governor At Inaugural Ball In Topeka
About 1,000 people danced Monday night at Municipal Auditorium to close inauguration day for Gov. John Anderson and state officials. The Andersons led the grand march at the ball following formalities, a military review, and open houses.
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Topeka
Municipal Auditorium
John Anderson
Tally's Toot Amid Tax Plan Sparks Bipartisan Talk
A lively political note contrasts JFK's proposed income tax cut with Gov. Anderson's hints at property tax relief, signaling bipartisan chatter and potential policy alignment amid fiscal debate.
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JFK
Gov. Anderson
Striking Printers Rally Support Outside Times Building
More than 5,000 people rallied in New York outside The New York Times as printers from nine newspapers protest a strike now in its eighth day. The Central Labor Council sponsored the show of solidarity with marches past 229 West 48th Street and rear building demonstrators on 44th Street. Police relaxed traffic while union leaders and craft members cheered Bertram Powers, president of Local No 6, as negotiations with publishers resume Wednesday for the first time since last weekend.
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New York
New York Times
Central Labor Council
Times
W. 48Rd St
44Th Street
the Times
Misuse Of tweezers May Have Killed 95
The Civil Aeronautics Board says a short circuit caused by improper use of tweezers to bind wire bundles likely led to the jet crash that killed 95 after takeoff from Idlewild. The Bendix servo unit was found damaged in production and amid FAA bolt defect questions.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
Jamaica Bay
New York
Idlewild International
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Bendix Corp
Teterboro
N.J
CAB
Nile F. McCammon
Bendix
Boeing
Record Tax Collections Hit $99.4 Billion in FY Fiscal Year
The Internal Revenue Service reported a record 99.4 billion dollars in taxes collected for the year ending June 30, a rise of 5 billion from the prior year. Corporate and individual income taxes totaled 71.9 billion, up four billion.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Weather county forecast and Kansas outlook
Incounty forecast it will grow cloudy tonight then partly cloudy Wednesday. Temperatures remain cold with lows from 5 above to 5 below. Kansas forecast shows variable clouds tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Lows near zero to 5 below in the northeast to 5 to 10 above along the southwest shore, highs Wednesday 14 to 20 degrees.
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Kansas
Ay .M
Ain
Shuman wary of tax cut linked to spending cuts
Omaha AP Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says a tax cut should be paired with federal spending cuts of 9 to 10 billion dollars. He urges 1 billion in Agriculture cuts and similar trims across Defense and other departments to avoid harming essential government services. He criticizes Freeman's wheat program push as a desperate move amid farmer opposition and a pending referendum. Shuman spoke during a regional Farm Bureau meeting in Omaha.
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Charles RB. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
Kennedy
Department of Agriculture Coud
Department of Defense
Freeman
Congress
Farm Bureau
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