Fight Looms On Tax Delay
Washington reports a potential Senate floor clash over the administration backed tax bill. Kentucky Democrat leader Clements signals delaying debate until March 14, stating the bill will be considered in regular order. House Democrats push a $20 income tax cut amid Republican opposition.
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Senate Finance Committee keeps tax bill extension for corporations
The committee removed a proposed $20 income tax cut and kept a one year extension beyond April 1 of current rates, yielding about three billion dollars annually. Chairman Byrd of Virginia said there would be no justification to delay Senate action beyond mid next week and the bill would be brought up if needed. The majority leader’s schedule could shift if the Senate votes differently.
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Pomona Social Roundup Notables Host and Visit Locals
Pomona of local families host at noon and Sunday gatherings with Ottawa and Topeka relatives visiting. Highlights include Horne entertaining for McKay and Donal Horne. Button dinners for Loper family. English and Lindsey households welcoming guests from Topeka and Ottawa. Funeral attendance from Downey and Lakewood relatives. household moves and care arrangements noted. Advertises now hiring paper route carriers for youths 12 and older.
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Islands Not On Bargaining Table for Cease Fire
Secretary Dulles told Chiang Kai-shek that Quemoy and the Matsus were not on the bargaining table for a Chinese civil war cease fire. Sources say abandonment could be offered if it guaranteed Asia peace and Nationalist China consented, but Chiang’s side may refuse. The islands are key outposts off the Red mainland.
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Little Hope For Four-Year Terms
President Eisenhower’s push for four year terms for House members seems unlikely to advance. Rep. Celler, chair of the House Judiciary Committee, says the four bills seeking a constitutional amendment will probably not leave the committee.
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