Paychecks Should Start Shrinking By End Of July
Washington AP reports President Johnson will sign within days the 10 percent income tax surcharge bill. Withholding rises 10 percent for individuals in the first pay period after signing, retroactive to April 1 for individuals and January 1 for corporations. The measure, plus a $6.5 billion spending cut, boosts most taxpayers’ bills by about 10 percent, affecting weekly deductions from paychecks.
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Weather highs and temps by date with hourly span
The report lists Friday high 90 and today low 70 with year ago figures of 81 and 57. It notes record extremes of 100 in 1933 and 41 in 1902. Hourly readings end at 8 am with 9 am at 76 and 9 pm at 80, 10 am at 80 and 10 pm at 78.
North Korea claims sinking of US spy ship in Yellow Sea
North Korea said its navy boats sank an enemy spy ship in the Yellow Sea and sent the crew to the bottom of the sea to the last man, but U.S. and South Korean officials had no confirmation. A Pentagon spokesperson called the report erroneous after a hurried check, and a Seoul U.S. forces spokesman said there was nothing to it. Tokyo reports a distress signal from a South Korean fishing boat.
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Suffron Glass Co to Relocate Within Ottawa
Suffron Glass Co plans a move from 418 N. Main to 425 S. Walnut with completion expected by July 10. The Ottawa Bowl will stay on the second floor. Owner Gene Saffren notes 13 years at the current site and 1945 as start of the business. White Motor Co enters, leasing the old space for car reconditioning and service, with a large land tract to the south for a used car lot.
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Mail service audit shows mixed Prairie State results
The Ottawa Herald surveyed 430 outside subscribers with 274 responses to gauge mail delivery. Results show some areas like Topeka and Kansas City Kansas posted good service, while Burlington and parts of California and Ohio fared poorly. Several comments cited zip codes and train cuts as causes for delays, with servicemen and distant readers reporting varied timing and occasional missing papers.
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GOP Senators oppose LBJ justice selection
Three Republican senators vow to block any Johnson move to name a new chief justice after Earl Warren retires. Griffin, Tower, and Thurmond warn a lame duck president cannot fill such a long term, while Eastland suggests senate confirmation for any elevation, amid wavering support and notes of Warren's praise and past court reforms.
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Hubbard Lumber Moves to New King Site in Franklin County
One of Franklin County’s oldest firms, Hubbard Lumber Company, plans a move next week from 117 East 3rd to 726 King. Owners Schmanke and Coons bought the old Warner plant, remodeling it for expanded facilities on a Santa Fe siding. Over 18,000 square feet across two buildings will be used, with a third building of more than 10,000 square feet to be added. The firm has stocked the new location in recent weeks and aims to relocate retail stock and offices before July 1.
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Angell Named Dean of OU College
Wayne D. Angell a longtime Ottawa University faculty member since 1956 will become Dean of the College on September 1 announced by OU President Peter H. Armacost. He currently heads the Economics and Business Administration department and chairs the social science division.
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Princeton US-59 by pass plan seeks public input
Princeton area residents may request a public hearing by July 8 on a project to straighten a dangerous jog on US-59 south of Princeton. The plan runs from a half mile north of Princeton to 1% miles south of Coat's Corner and requires right of way on both sides. An extra west side lane with curb will be built. several buildings along the east side would be acquired. Information is at the Garnett office or Chanute Division Engineer. The aim is to bypass Coat's Corner and the south Princeton curve, both of which have 90 degree turns and a history of multiple accidents, including fatalities.
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