Welsh backs net income tax to replace gross tax in Indiana
Gov. Matthew E. Welsh urged abolishing Indiana s gross income tax and adopting a graduated net income tax for individuals and corporations to fund property tax relief and state services. The plan is backed by Democratic leaders and tied to a House bill introduced Jan. 28.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
General Assembly
Welsh
Charles Kirk
Floyds Knobs
House
Democratic Caucus
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Richard W. Guthrie
Guthrie
Republican House
Republican Party
Weather map brief for Terre Haute region
Cold wave warning issued for Terre Haute and Indiana with snow possible. Forecast calls for much colder tonight with lows near zero to five below, then Tuesday highs around 8 to 15 above. Illinois areas expect partly cloudy skies and colder temperatures through Tuesday.
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Hoosiers
Indiana
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Ohio River
Upstate
Central
Evansville
Terre Haute
Illinois
Ex Chief Scout Executive Arthur Schuck Dies
Arthur A. Schuck, 67, former chief national scout executive of the Boy Scouts of America, died Sunday in Santa Barbara California. He served as chief executive from 1948 to 1960 before retiring.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Arthur A. Schuck
Boy Scouts of America
Schuck
Exiled Korean Secret Police Chief Steps Away
Former CIA chief Kim Cheng-pil left Seoul for Tokyo on a 50 day ambassador at large tour amid a military power struggle. Reports suggest arrests of aides who aided his agency’s political grip as civilians prepare for spring elections.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kim Cheng-pil
Kim
Tokyo
Central Intelligent Agency
CIA
Junta
Raul Castro admits Soviet aid keeps Cuba afloat
Fidel Castro's brother Raul concedes Cu bans would be starving without Soviet aid. He spoke at a ceremony for the 45th anniversary of the Soviet army. He did not specify the aid amount. He announced Havana would begin clothing rationing today due to shortages of cotton and light garments.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Raul
Soviet Union
Castro
Tractors Not Ready in Southern Russia Activates Spring Planting
Pravda reports spring planting time in southern Russia. virgin lands again lack tractors and equipment. Last year at this time 9 000 tractors 14 000 plows and 6 000 cultivators were noted as not ready. Continued on page 2.
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Moscow
Russia
Pravda
New ABCD Mail Service to Expand to 214 Cities
Postmaster General J Edward Day announced expansion of the Accelerated Business Collection and Delivery ABCD service to 214 cities by year end. The program started in Lansing Michigan August 14 and now covers 60 cities enabling 3 pm delivery for letters mailed before 11 am in downtown business districts. The Washington capital area begins ABCD in full metro operation and nearby Maryland Virginia suburbs join. Day called the program a proven success aiding business communities.
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Washington
J. Edward Day
Lansing
Mich
Rising taxes threaten Kennedy tax cut plan
State and local taxes may erase up to half of President Kennedy's proposed tax cuts by their effective date. Sen. Everett Dirksen presents evidence that four American fliers were killed in the Bay of Pigs invasion. International talks in Brussels see Italy and the Netherlands push back at France triggering higher prices for African coffee and bananas. Khrushchev and Mao inch toward reconciliation as Gromyko introduces a new Chinese ambassador at a luncheon. In Minnesota, three judges in St Paul begin hearing arguments in an unprecedented recount affecting the governorship.
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Everett Dirksen
RIL
Italy
Netherlands
Brussels
France
Britain
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Gromyko
St. Paul
Minnesota
Associated Press
United States Extends Record Aid Loan to India
The United States approved a $240 million development loan to India to finance imports of priority goods. No military aid is involved and the full amount will be spent in the United States. The only larger U S loan was $322.7 million to Britain in 1948 for reconstruction. Prince Albert of Belgium visits Washington for potential trade talks with President Kennedy. A Senate study urges reassessment of Southeast Asia aid, noting about $5 billion has flowed there since 1950.
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Washington
United States
India
U. S
Britain
Prince
Prince Albert
Belgium
Senate
Southeast Asia
White House
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Taxes Rise Across States Threaten Kennedy Tax Plan
Rising state and local taxes plus Social Security and postal hikes could offset most of Kennedy’s proposed 1963 tax cuts. With 33 states already led to tax increases and many legislatures in session, the net effect may erode a substantial portion of the president’s three year plan. Continued on page 2 column 4.
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Louisiana
Kentucky
Mississippi
Virginia
Washington
Kennedy
Kennedy pushes for tax cut of at least ten billion
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass a tax cut of at least 10 billion dollars this year even if it requires dropping proposed revisions. He noted support for a possible 13 billion dollar cut and said he would favor a big cut if necessary. The remarks came at an American Bankers Association event marking the 100th anniversary of the banking system.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
American Bankers Association
ABA
National Banking System
Commercial Banking
Carol blamed for record U S storm damage
Hurricane Carol is believed to have caused more property damage than any other single U S storm, with 68 deaths and 1,000 injuries across the Eastern seaboard from North Carolina to Maine, totaling about 500 million dollars.
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Carol
U. S
Collier’s
U S Soldiers Authorized to Fire First in Viet Nam War
U S military sources report new rules allow American soldiers to open fire on positively identified guerrillas without waiting to be fired upon. The shift aims to reduce mounting casualties as Huey helicopter crews gain protection for troop transports.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
United States
U. S
South Viet Nam
Vigo Infirmary remodeling plans seek state approval
Vigo County infirmary remodeling seeks approval as a nursing home by the State Board of Health. Wayne Weber will detail improvements after county committee and council review. Project phases include roofing and weatherproofing, food and laundry facility upgrades, and interior remodeling to double patient capacity. About 150000 of 300000 bond funds remain for county institutions.
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State Board of Health
Citizens’ Committee
Wayne Weber
W. L. Tatlock
Vigo County Council
Weber
Glenn Home
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