Indiana Senate Debates Tax Plans as Budget Moves Forward
The Indiana Senate backs a $1.43 billion 1963 65 budget and fights over tax forms and rate changes. Debates center on an amended gross income tax and a proposed 2 to 3 percent rate with exemptions, while a broad sales tax option gains support from House Republicans.
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Indiana
Kizer
Russell Bontrager
R-Elkhart
Melville E. Watson
Greenfield
David Rogers
Bloomington
House
Senate
Rogers
A. Morris Hall
Marion
Hall
State Revenue Department
Senate House Conference Committee
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Roy Conrad
R-Monticello
Senate Majority Caucus
Kennedy taps Haworth to lead National Science Foundation
President Kennedy appoints Leland J. Haworth to succeed Dr Alan T. Waterman as director of the National Science Foundation. Haworth has served on the Atomic Energy Commission since 1961 and will assume the NSF post.
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Washington
Kennedy
Leland J. Haworth
Atomic Energy Commission
Alan T. Waterman
National Science Foundation
Terre Haute Tax Notice for April 16 1963 Council Meeting
Notice to taxpayers of Terre Haute Indiana Igo County that the Proper Legal Officers will consider a special ordinance at the regular meeting on April 16 1963 introduced March 19 1963. Taxpayers may appear and be heard. Attest.
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Terre Haute
Igo County
Indiana
Common Council
City of
George D. Kintz
Apportioning Bipartisan Plan Still Intact
A four Republican and three Democrat committee hammered out a reapportionment plan in three days during a special session. Floor leaders described broad caucus support with only a few opposing members, while Democrats signaled cautious acceptance amid GOP concerns.
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House
Guthrie
General Assembly
Robert L. Rock
D-Anderson
Charles W. Edwards
R-Spencer
Lawmakers push toward fair apportionment after veto
The House committee backs a new 100 seat plan with bipartisan support. Gov. Welsh vetoed the regular session bill for constitutional districting flaws. Senate apportionment discussions emphasize geography and population as lawmakers seek near fair lines with Gov. Welsh's anticipated approval.
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Rock
Matthew EB. Welsh
Lowell H. Smith
New Castle
M. Maurice Goodnight
Lafayette
Edward Madinger
Indianapolis
James D. Allen
Salem
Emmett L. Lewis
Bedford
Eldon F. Lundquist
Elkhart
Leewell H. Carpenter
Wabash
Senate
Christy
Matthew E. Welsh
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Richard C. Bodine
D-Mishawaka
Richard O. Ristine
Charles Maddox
Otterbein
Robert P. O’bannon
Dcorydon
Ristine
Charles R. Kellum
Mooresville
C. Wendell Martin
William Christie
Hammond
James W. Spurgeon
Brownstown
R Spencer
William H. Hardwick
Martinsville
James V. Stagg
Evansville
Budget Conference Committee
Sunay
Joel Rhodes
Centerville
Keith Fraser
Portland
Robert L. Brokenburr
Kenneth J. Brown Jr
Muncie
Earl F. Landgrebe
Valparaiso
Paul M. Bilby
Warsaw
Martin
Fraser
Rhodes
Landgrebe
Hall and Bilby
D. Russell Bontrager
R Elkhart
Monticello
Majority Caucus
Jack H. Mankin
Chanticleer Bldg
North 6Th St
Forrest Sherer
Appliance Repair Service
Joseph P. Pipp
Edwards
Meis Store
MEIS
New York
California
Telegraph
Mittee
Sen
William Christy
Woodburn Printing Co., Inc
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Jack Bramble
the Inn
Wabash Ave
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