Pain mounts as gasoline tax burden grows nationwide
The article notes that in 1962 U S motorists paid over 6.1 billion in gasoline taxes at federal state and some local levels. After a 12 month rate freeze the 1960s period of tax increases resumes with new levies in Arizona Minnesota and California. Congress considers denying deductions for state and local taxes, potentially adding 200 million to motorist tax bills annually.
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United States
Arizona
Minnesota
California
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Civil Rights Debate and Foreign Aid Alarm Decries Federal Overreach
The piece argues against S 1731 and HR 7152 the Civil Rights Act of 1963 claiming it would strip trial by jury and expand federal control over homes schools and banks. It criticizes foreign aid policy tying dollar stability to debt and warns of looming dollar collapse without spending cuts. It cites critics including Brig. Gen. Bonner Fellers and Charles Halleck.
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United States
House of Representatives
Charles A. Halleck
Bonner Fellers
Citizens Foreign Aid Committee
Federal Reserve
Treasury
International Monetary Fund
Winn Community News Community events and visits listed
Three men Carl Esch Max Snyder and Clyde Thattcher attended a Mews Retreat at Lake Louise Rev Charles McNary attends Pastors School in Albion Six Marion Circle members visit Mrs Katie Riggle at Avon Convalescent Home in Dewitt Bob Snyder wins first place at the Youth and Farm Fair in Mt Pleasant and advances to the 4-H Fair in Lansing Other local visits family gatherings and attendance at weddings and ball games are noted envolvendo multiple families across Pontiac Bay City Mt Pleasant Detroit Kalamazoo and Midland
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Carl Esch
Max Snyder
Clyde Thattcher
Lake Louise
Charles McNary
Albion
Marion Circle
Katie Riggle
Avon
Dewitt
Bob Snyder
Cloverleaf
Mt. Pleasant
Lansing
Douglas
Danny Tatro
Ernest Tatro
Robert Tatro
Arthur Tatro
Pontiac
Brenda Curtiss
White Curtiss
Brenda Brown
William Fox
Myron Fox
Barbara Jean Fox
Bay City
Frank Burne
Burdon Richey
Lester Richey
Detroit
Kenneth Hetherington
Lila Lutz
Mae Rose
Mary Jane Kennedy
Wendell
Melvin Dwight Curtiss
Martha Woodruff
Edith Smalley
Wilfred Curtiss
David Millard
Thomas Croskery
Bruce Croskery
Belding
Hazel Moray
Otie Riggle
Midland
Anna Tucker
Creole Dalzell
Oscar Curtiss
James Dailey
Helen Reese
Baby
Kalamazoo
Mary
Donald Dailey
Ewart Himebaugh
Community Social Ledger Highlights Local Visits and Celebrations
The snippet lists numerous visits and gatherings across Michigan towns including Bath Holt Lansing and Alma. Names such as Delo Snyder Fuller Smith and Keene appear with relatives and neighbors visiting for dinners calls and attending events like antique sales and flower shows.
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White House
Winn Community News
The
Isabella County
Shepherd
Michigan
Shepherd Argus
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Press Service
F. Kenneth Delo
Burnell Delo
Howard Wilkens
Greg
Bath
Gene Wilkens
Andrea
Don Slachta
Alma
Irv Delo
Lry Delos
Clair Stiffler
Holt
Harold Snyder
James Snyder
Forrest Green
Roger Eldred
Duane Rice
Jerome
Bertha Fuller
Ruth Collins
Evelyn
Don Smith
Guy Smith
Eaton Rapids
Grace Starkweather
Rhynard
Ithaca
Marie Demlow
Christine Peterson
Billings Convalescent
Hattie Demlow
Millers Convalescent Home
Blanchard
Robert Bloomer
Elsie
Ronald Denlow
Arnold Kent
Bronson
Country Kitch
Joyce
Jess Wood
Charles Keene
Higgins Lake
Edmore School
Terry Keene
Charles McCarthy
Kathleen McCarthy
Frank Bruno
General Telephone
Jim
Tim
Keister Advertising Servic
John’s Barber Shop
Vernon Caszatt Brattin Cash & Carry
Shepherd Lumber Co
Tanner’s Furniture Gould Drug Co. “Shepherd Clinic
Strasburg
Corinthians
Peter
Ken’s Variety Store
Grim Printing Co
Mid-State Fertilizer
Shepherd State Bank
Shepherd Farm Produce
Zook Construction
Leonard Radio & TV
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