Hangover From the Tax Cut described by Senator Jordan
Sen Len Jordan releases a critique titled Hangover From the Tax Cut arguing the tax cut will be largely illusionary. He cites withholding drops from 18 to 14 percent but tax rates falling only to 16 percent in 1964 and predicts April 1965 tax due for low income earners. He notes employers delaying tax withholding to raise take home pay and warns economy may suffer as buying power is drawn from the public. He calls for taxpayer wakefulness about true income tax costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Jordan
J. Bracken Lee
Salt Lake City
Income Tax Service
Sen Jordan
Weston Road Fix Urges County Cooperation In Road Upgrade
Albert Moser, chair of Franklin County Commissioners, calls for cooperative improvement of the Dayton to Weston road with state aid. Engineering surveys underway for a rural farm to market route from junction 91 to the Utah line. Counties must act now as delays threaten safety and utility, with support urged from east and west sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Moser
Franklin County Commissioners
Dayton
Weston
Utah Line
Moser
Cheating in College Sparks Debate in Snow Column
The column discusses a Columbia study of 5,422 students across 99 colleges finding about 50 percent cheated at least once. It notes larger schools show higher cheating and student disapproval lowers cheating. includes names and dates from local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Academy
U.S
Columbia University
Blaine Spackman
Joyce
Cole
Sheryl Jepsen
Snow
Bahraim Watarnrica
Local social notes and visits from Franklin and Preston
A roundup of community events includes buggy painting at 75 cents, travels of J G Smith and Walter K Barton to a conference, and John C Greaves returning from Gentile valley interests. Alma Larson, Wilford Smith, and Studebaker interests are noted, with theatre nights, dinners, and gatherings at the homes of Beth Checketts, Jack Anderson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riter’s
J G Smith
Walter K Barton
John C Greaves
Gentile Valley
Alma Larson
Wilford Smith
The
Studebaker Company
Idaho
Beth Checketts
la Rue Head
Zenda Berson
el In Lica
Joyce Peers
Owen Nielsen
Almer
Virginia Ese Iknice Moat
Veda Hames
Helen Greaves
Miss Checketts
Leonard Winn
Smithfield
Emil Petterberg, Jr
Elon Club
Russell Crockett
Nash
Farr Nelson
Jack Anderson
Merrill, Tea Room
Clifford Davis
Nelson
Reapportionment Turmoil Stalls Idaho Legislature
Idaho lawmakers struggle to agree on court-ordered reapportionment during a special session. Leaders dispute approaches as the House and Senate face conflicting plans, constitutional questions, and fears over losing political strength.
Whosinites Share Small Town Moments
Local notes list everyday happenings from a young marrieds event to school plans. Idella Larson aims to finish school by December. Richard Hendricks passes out cake and Jim Hoggan takes his daughter to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Pack
Idella Larson
Richard Hendricks
Jim Hoggan
Ron Keller
Nahum Porter
John Reeder
The Richest Slum of Chinatown and Its Critics
Paul Harvey examines San Francisco Chicago and New York Chinatowns describing overcrowded housing and poverty contrasted with strict filial piety. He cites officials and a Chicago-Chinatown editor noting family meals as a key to lawfulness among Chinese American youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chinatown
Goldleaf Dragons
Chicago
New York
United States
America
Albert K. Leong
Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association of Chicago
Thomas Y.fu
The
China Times
P. H Chang
Sul
New York City
Skeet
Phili Tom Phil
Decaying community tale and Idaho legislature notes
A country man laments his long lived community fading as the town becomes dilapidated and its people overlook the mess. Richard Charnock comments on the Idaho Legislature’s euphemistic shifts and modern terms reflecting changing attitudes in state government.
Banida Briefs Canadians Arrive For Wedding
Banida welcomed Mr and Mrs Karl Pederson and their sons Mun di and Jimmie from Port Alberni BC who arrived Sunday to spend the week with the Cecil Miles family and attend their son Mundi Miles wedding to Lois Miles on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banida
Karl Pederson
Mundi
Jimmie
Port Alberni
Cecil Miles
Lois Miles
Lois
Jane Gibson
Sarah Geddes
Leona Winger
W O Winger
Salt Lake City
East Eighteenth Ward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Happy
Citizen Office
Sharon Hendricks
Alice Field
Dale Brigh
Burke Bodily
Woodrow Porter
Cathy Hyer
Lloyd Wheeler
Kaye Anderson
Julie Hall
Beverly Rawlings
Dennis Buttars
Rhonda Nelson
Paul Coburn
Janis Chatterton
Marcella Christensen
Appits
Laura Jackson
Delma Checketts
Lissa Hart
Kathleen Hull
Win Don Pack
Nephi Rogers
BarDee Hess
Langton Barber
la Rue Wilcox
Jennie Hodges
Sidney Hansen
Valdimar Christensen
Reana Christensen
Grant Farnes
Gary Bryant Pack
Holly Keller
Stephen Moser
Linda Beveridge
Mike Wheatley
Gary Stone
Steven Morgan
Clynn Keller
Lance Garner
Lynne Porter
Don Johnson
Franklin County
Preston Citizen
Rex Jensen
Percy Keller
Glen Taylor
West Coast
Arizona
California
Don
Keith
Pfc
Raymond Beckstead
Robert Beckstead
Philadelphia
Penner
J E Cole
Wayne
Connie
Rs. Evans
Preston
Wendell Rosen
Jennie Barton
Myrtle Wright
Jennie Neeley
Antone Jensen
Hime
Denmark
Oris Corbridge
Richard Garrett
LaDell Tingey
Lloyd Balls
Daniel Roberts
Chester Meyers
USAC
Gaylord Larson
Richard Charnock
House of Representatives
Senate
Statehouse
Robert E Smylie
Orem and
Provo
Arlo Martin
Burdette Griffeths
Orem
Jack Roe
Mr. Martin
the Roe
England
Lorin Panter
Leland Panter
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Emigration Canyon
New Plymouth
Ted Steers
Lynn Fackrell
Rolen Bastian
Darlene King
Ruby Davis
Zelda Jensen
Marcene Garrett
Doc Nichols
Weston, Toana
Tearete
By Ray Friess
Leston
Paul Harvey
MR. Harvey
Barney Rice
Citizens
St Anthony the
Prat. Red
South State
Preston Tianhe
Poet
Preston Minech & L&t
Itive
Franklin, Bannock
Caribou
J. Walter Ross
Wayne D. Bell
Cache Valley
Daho Presa Annociation
Idaho Newspaper Advertising Service
Botuearu American Newspaper Representatives
Fifth Avenue New York
Banida Briefs
Ty McFeatters
Ejoh
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