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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1965

Page

2

Congressional pay hike debate tied to 1966 elections

Washington debate centers on a House committee approved bill to raise congressional salaries for a second year. A potential $2400 to $3400 annual increase could bring pay to about $33,400 by 1967, with many incumbents facing reelection and deferment of any raise until 1967.

Bert Mills Washington Congress House House Post Office and Civil Service Committee George Murphy Calif Sam Kennedy Brothers Robert C. Byrd W. Va

Tax Calendar Sept Real property taxes and federal payments

Tax timeline notes deadlines for real property tax delinquencies in counties with populations under 200000, OASI tax deposits for August withholdings, Form 450 deposits, and multiple federal corporate and individual estimated tax installments with due dates for fiscal years ending June 30 1965 May 31 1966 August 31 1965 December 31 1965 September 30 1965.

Director of Internal Revenue Jone Farmers’ Cooperatives

Tax deadlines and local social notices from Polk Progress

The Polk Progress itemizes federal tax filing deadlines for fiscal years ending May 31 1965 1966 and August 31 1965 plus requirements for farmers cooperatives and individuals. It also notes deposit rules for excise taxes and highway use tax. Community notices describe birthday celebrations Nyberg reunion and various social visits across Polk and neighboring towns.

Wheat Surpluses Decline as US Ends 1960s Excess Stock

Over four years the national wheat program reduced stocks to about 819 million bushels, the lowest year end since 1953. Production neared demand to foster exports, with nearly 3 billion bushels moved to export channels in 1961-64. Farm income stayed strong at 2.2 billion dollars aided by a 400 million dollar income supplement from stabilization certificates.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Soviet Union National Wheat Stabilization Program

Johnson cites 30 years of CCC work in Congress report

President Johnson presented a summary of the Commodity Credit Corporation's 30 years of work to Congress for the 1964 fiscal year. He highlighted CCC roles in stabilizing prices, preventing surplus harm, ensuring food flow, supporting banks, aiding allies, enabling Food for Peace and other programs, expanding exports, and serving as a democracy instrument.

Congress Commodity Credit Corporation Johnson CCC

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