Is a tax cut necessary in the current plan
The HouseWays and Means Committee proposed an 11 billion dollar two stage tax cut to reduce personal and corporate taxes, 6 billion in 1964 and 5 billion in 1965, with amendments. It may pass the House but faces Senate review and possible year-end consideration, while risking a 10 to 12 billion deficit as the national debt nears 100 billion dollars.
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House
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Senate
Tax Cuts Seen Stimulating Economy Despite Delayed Revenue
Analysis from Washington argues a 1963 tax cut would boost business activity enough to generate future revenue to offset deficits. Treasury notes deficits could persist until 1967 if enacted now, but unemployment has fallen from over four million to 3.9 million with 2.3 million more employed.
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Washington
Treasury Dillion
West Clermont to form community orchestra
Clermont County invites local string and wind players to join the Glen Este high school rehearsal for a new community orchestra. Conductor George Campbell, longtime Cincinnati Symphony bassoonist, leads the effort with support from the Adult Education Department. First rehearsal set for October 7 at 7 30 p.m. at Glen Este High School.
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Glen Este
Clermont County
West Clermont
Glen Este High School
George Campbell
Cincinnati Symphony
Campbell
Symphony
Ohio University
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Frank Simon
Hugo Grimm
Zoning Hearing on R-2 to R-3 Change in Union Township
Public hearing set at Union Township Hall Cincinnati Ohio on October 16 1963 at 8:00 p.m. for R. G. Greger and Maybelle Greger Case 4637 requesting district rezoning from R-2 to R-3 on 13 acres along Nine Mile and Tabasco Road about 500 feet south of Route 125. Citizens urged to attend and present views.
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Union Township
Glen-E.to - Williamsville Road
Cincinnati
Ohio
R. G. Greger
Maybelle Greger
Nine Mile
Tabasco Road
Rt. 125
Beware of too sublime a sen se of your own consequence
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