Daley backs home rule as Illinois cities lose tax bill
Illinois Senate Revenue Committee killed a bill that would allow cities to raise a half cent sales tax with 50 percent for property tax cuts. Daley and 34 mayors urged passage, but the 9-7 vote dumped the measure for the second time this month. Other Daley backed tax bills were also rejected.
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Springfield
Ley
Richard J. Daley
Chiricago
Illinois Senate Revenue Committee
Daley
Mittee
Illinois
Chicago
Pope Calls For Council To Reconvene
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI orders the ecumenical council to reconvene September 129 with the official text to be sent to Roman Catholic bishops. The move signals continuation of efforts toward Christian unity as lawmakers debate tax measures affecting state commerce and property taxes.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Council
Vatican
Al @NUVUTLGLIwAe bey
Weer Vwwwer Can’s
Special Council Press Office
Birth Control Compromised By Illinois Legislature
Springfield June 27 The Illinois House approved a bill altering a Senate birth control public aid measure. It creates a 15 member bipartisan commission to study the issue for two years with a $25,000 appropriation and a March 4, 1965 report. The change, though present in the House amendment, may not alter the program’s effect. The session also moved a separate truck length bill on four lane highways.
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Ralph
Johnson Lindsay-Schaub
Legislative
Springfield
Public Aid Commission
Illinois House
Senate
House
Ilinois
Ralph Smith
R-Alton
Everett M. Dirksen
Little Pressure Tax Cut Hopes Dim
GOP pressure at the present time seems to dim prospects for any tax cut as party leaders face internal divisions and uncertain support amid competing priorities.
West Franklin group cuts costs through school board purchasing
A Western Franklin County alliance of school boards seeks cost savings via joint purchasing of supplies. Leaders Ramsey Alsupp and Bugaieski describe a member network that steers bids for custodial and teaching supplies, with estimated yearly savings of about 1,127 across districts and plans to expand to typewriters and science items.
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Herb Gerdemann
Hlinoisan
Franklin
Ee Schoors
William L. Ramsey
Zeigler-Royalton
Sai Gene D.'Alsupp
Lesser
Gene Brad
Walier
Dent
Tony ‘Bugaieski
Christopher C.B. Pierce
Henry Kinsman
Roy Christopher
Alton
Charles IL
Smith
Zeigler
James Alsupp
Dale Hitt
Christopher
Royalton
Buckner
Mulkeyton
Coell
Ramsey
Associa’tion
Alsupp
Herbert Upchurch
Chool
Bagi
Pete Moschi
Coello
Kennedy Visits Ireland Shown as Cousin Jack Welcome
Joyous scenes in Dunganstown and New Ross mark President Kennedy's Irish tour. He chats with locals at the Kennedy homestead and lays a wreath in Wexford, while France questions future U S policy as de Gaulle era looms. Paris notes Kennedy’s stance amid questions on successors and defense.
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Ireland
Mary Ann Ryan
Kennedy
Jack
Patrick
Wexford County
U.S
Dublin
County Wexford
O’kennedy Park
New Ross
Boston
Wexford
Paris
France
Western
Europe
Frankfort
Alain Peyrefitte
Charles de Gaulle
Kenedy
United States
States
Albatross Company
Albatross
John Barry
Sean
Shawn
Eamon de Valwasewan
Phoenix Park
Pete
Sean Lemass
de Gaulle
Dungans- Frankfurt
West Berlin
Kennnedy
Area Redevelopment Bill Advances in Senate to Expand ARA Loans
The Area Redevelopment Administration faces a new push as the Senate approves a 455 million dollar two year expansion to operations. The measure, 467 to 30, increases loan authorities for urban and rural projects and public facility funding, with Davis Bacon wage requirements and a 10 percent local match. House opposition looms, while supporters say job growth hinges on expanded ARA activity in Southern Illinois and beyond.
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Stephen Tatarsky
Southern Illinois
Senate
Washington
Area Redevelopment Administration
Hlouse of Representatives
ARA
Southern
Illinois
House
A.R.A
Sen
Everett
M. “Dirksen
R -Nl
GOP
Puerto Rico
West Virginia
Grant
Paul’ Douglas
D-Ill
Kennedy
Kentucky Governor Backs End to Segregation in Licenced Businesses
Frankfort June 27 AP reports Gov Bert Combs issues an executive order directing the end of segregation in all state licensed businesses and professions. The legal showdown looms as the order targets discriminatory practices across Kentucky.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Bert Combs
Weather Outlook for Southern Illinois
A hot and increasingly humid period continues through tonight and Friday. Generally fair with scattered thundershowers mainly at night and in the morning. Overnight lows in the 70s. Friday highs near the middle 90s. Map on page 22.
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Ilinois
Berlin Visit Sparks Khrushchev Speculation Amid Kennedy Tour
Berlin reports and Moscow dispatches hint at Khrushchev using Kennedy's West Berlin visit to press for peace policy shifts and peertopeer support for East Berlin. Observers note Berlin crowds, Ulbricht meetings, and Tass claims of enclave control amid tense Cold War signaling.
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Walter Ulbricht
Kennedy
West
East
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France
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