Korean War Tax Extension Heads To Congress
Washington reports a four billion dollar extension of Korean War taxes moves to Congress. Conferees dropped a crackdown on lavish business deductions while studying limits on deductions for hunting, yachts, theater, gifts. Tax rates on liquor, cigarettes, autos, travel, local calls and corporate profits would be extended another year. The measure awaits House action first before midnight expiry.
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Cost of living rises as new items added to CPI
The May consumer price index adds items such as canned tomato juice frozen potatoes and pork roast to reflect a typical middle income family shopping basket. Prices rose to a record high for the fourth straight month with alimony and wage data showing higher costs and little relief expected until fall.
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Congress Fails To Advance Key Bills Amid Budget Clash
Washington lawmakers inch toward adjournment as bickering stalls action on health care for the elderly wage hikes and school aid. Senate House talks push a four billion dollar one year tax extension while dispute simmers over spending plans and tax law liberalization.
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Rail strike ban under review after appeal filed
The House Appropriations Committee chairman said a three judge federal court budget surplus prediction remains under advisement as the Transport Workers Union appeals a preliminary injunction that bans a strike by 23,000 Pennsylvania Railroad maintenance workers. The injunction followed sporadic stoppages and a presidential fact finding board was set to review the dispute with time limits before a possible July strike. Local rail companies and unions must consider the board’s recommendations within 90 days.
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Methodist Youth Day Under Way at Northeast Ohio Conference
Youth officers led the program during the morning session as Bishop Hazen G. Werner announced minister appointments for the year. Delegates approved a 2,066,115 annual budget for benevolent church work and world service. Bishop Price E. Taylor spoke on Africa missions amid inde pendence moves, while Mrs. Olyn F. Hull reported on women’s church programs through January.
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Commission On World Service and Finance
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Youth urged to resist conformity at North American Youth Congress
The Rev. Reuben R. Figuhr urged about 12,000 delegates to youth at the Atlantic City event to become individualists. He warned against crowd conformity and urged facing life’s issues alone to avoid mediocrity and future compromise.
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Titan Missile Nears Reliability With Sixth Consecutive Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida UPI The Titan missile once plagued by failures has become reliable logging its sixth straight success in a 5000 mile Atlantic range test. An hour and 26 minutes after launch a data capsule was recovered from the sea for analysis by Martin Company which builds the Titan.
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Vegetarian Doctor Hiking Denies She Sneaked A Ride
Dr Barbara Moore, a 56 year old vegetarian hiker, traveled through Ohio toward the West Virginia border. She said she was not slowed by an injured ankle and planned a cross country walk toward New York and beyond, while noting American Legion watchers and letters from Senators.
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Girl State near end of session in Ohio hemicycle
In Columbus the Girl State session nears its close as lawmakers in the house and senate consider several bills. Governor Ruby Chatman requests a 52 million dollar budget, while a mock air-raid at Capital University tests evacuation drills under Adj. Gen. Jane Fawcett. Cosmetics on campus are prohibited as makeup day ends without cosmetic use.
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Cruise Ship Aground In St Lawrence
The cruise ship U S North American ran aground on a St Lawrence River sandbar while en route from Chicago to Montreal. A night tug effort failed to free the vessel. a second tug was to join the attempt. No hull damage reported though mud and sand disrupted the sanitary system.
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Gimme awards spoof targets Congress and officials
Dick West humorously proposes a Gimme award to Congress for spendthrift acts and political missteps. He jokes about bronze statues, a no contest decision, and grants a unit citation to members like Rep. Billy Matthews and Sen. Hugh Scott for quips, parking meter woes, and an unlikely pay bill.
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World In A Spin Leads Soviet Talks In England
Leading Soviet writer Ilya Ehrenburg holds secret talks in England with a group seeking world peace and nuclear disarmament. Other items note Szpontak’s death sentence for war-time actions, UN PA investigations, and political and tech news from across the globe.
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Orphanage in Xenia integrates quietly amid resistance
At the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors home in Xenia the OSS orphanage completed racial integration with 36 of 420 children being Negroes. Superintendent Floyd E. Hartpence said facilities including cottages dining halls chapel school and recreation are now integrated. Officials cite no incidents and note progress began years ago with younger children.
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