Johnsons Tax Hike Faces Tepid Reception in Congress
AP reports mixed reaction to President Johnsons request for a 10 percent income tax surcharge with some Democrats opposing. Committee leaders criticized the plan as a blunder hindering growth while others remained noncommittal. Most lawmakers expect any tax rise to be delayed or limited in scope, with hearings set for August as other budget measures proceed.
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Washington
Johnson
William Proxntire
D—Wis
House Economic’ Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Congress
Arkansas Democrat
Ways and Means
Toste
AUIOX
al Ullman
D— Ore
Edward Harp couple celebrate seventy years of marriage
Edward and Dessie Harp marked a 70th wedding anniversary, recalling a Smithsburg area romance. The couple, long tied to Harp family farms, ran a home near Smithsburg, raised three sons Gerald, Edward Jr and Joseph, and fostered a musical family tradition with the Harp Orchestra at Myersville. Edward Jr served in the Navy and became head of the Navy Chaplain Corps.
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Wolfaville
Dessie
Edward
Smoall
Wolfsville
Frederick Co
Yetwaraoin
Bessie
Ezekiah
Mary Hesaong Harp
Walfsvile
Harps
Smithsburg
Harpa
Loecust St
KE. S. Brandi & Son
Smithaburg
Jeraald
Joseph
Harp Orchestra
Myerneville
Smithsburg Bund
Jerauld
University of Virginia
Edward, Jr
Navy Chaplain Corps
San Diego
Calif
Doxpph M
Jonglime
Morning Herald
Hagers
Local Deaths In Sharpsburg And Surrounding Areas
Floyd Rono Jamison 60 of Sharpsburg died Friday at Washington County Hospital after a lung illness. Survived by siblings and a large local family, funeral 2 pm Sunday Leaf Funeral Home Sharpsburg with burial at Mountain View Cemetery. Also noted are obituaries for Anna M Lynn of Annapolis and Robert B Wierer of Kensington with further family ties to Hancock.
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Floyd R. Jamison
Floyd Rono Jamison
West Main SL
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Josiah W
Minnie F. Grey Jamison
Ward Nan
Margaret Nield
Til Chestnut Street
Anna M. Lynn
Magerslowsd
Annapolis
Agerstown
Arthur Lynn Jr
Catherine Smith
Baltimore
John Heim
St. Mary's Catholic Church
London Park
Cemetery
Taylor Funeral Home
William Shoemaker
William P. Shoemaker
Alice Snyder
Hig Pool
Gateway
Millstone
Big Fool
Tate Catherine
Thomas
Stone Bridge Church of the Brethren
Shoemakers
Goldie Taylor
Dorothy French
William Fr. Murray
Thompson Funeral
Clear Spring
Robert: Wierer
Manycock
Robert B. Wierer
Kensington
Baltimo
Sibley Hospital
Washington, D.C
Charles Wierer
Hancock
Stalin Dominated by Beria Claims in Memoirs
Svetlana Alliluyeva, Stalin’s daughter, asserts Beria dominated the dictator for the last two decades of his life. She says Beria rose after 1932, remained influential until Stalin’s 1953 death, and that Stalin died in agony after a cerebral hemorrhage at his country home. Her memoirs, titled Twenty Letters to a Friend, publish in Russian now with an English edition due in October.
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London
Joseph Stalin
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Lavrenty P. Beria
Beria
Reria
Stalin
Oine
Ca S. Khrushchev
NBC
Alliluyeva
Svetlana
Svetlana Alllluyeva
Lavranty P. Boria
Beriz
Alice
Ingrid Bergman Returns To American Stage
Ingrid Bergman returns from Paris to begin rehearsals for Eugene O Neill More Stately Mansions at the New Almanson Theater Los Angeles Music Center Sept 12 marking her return to the American stage after a 20 year absence.
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Los Angeles
Acingman
Paris
Miss Bergman
Eugene O'Neill
Almanson
Los Angeles Music Center
Prayer for peace and grace from Oak Ridge pastor
A wartime prayer by T. Warnick of Oak Ridge Tennessee pleading against destructive thinking. He asks for grace to follow Jesus, for conditions bearing in war to be alleviated, and for peace and good will among men.
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God
Jesus
T. ¥. Warnick
Oak Ridge,Tenn
First Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
635 Combat Planes Lost Over Viet Nam
AP dispatch reports 635 U S combat planes sent over North Vietnam in a day, the largest single-day air effort of the war. Massive Mekong Delta sweep by 10,000 U S and South Vietnamese troops ends, with Viet Cong battalion commander killed. Navy and air sorties target supply routes and storage facilities across the country.
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Johnson
Vietnam
Sen
Jack Miller
Anid
Johnsan
Miller
Jolson
Wallace
Bennett
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Saigon
North Vietnam
Comunist North
U. S
Fossea Wat
Mekong Delta
Hng
Padhan
Navy
de- Clair A. Johannsen
Istroying
Damaing
Trinity ‘Lutheran
Fiers
Goncordia
College
River Forest
Alnejs
Quang Wap
Thanhland
Hoa
Panhandle
Vinh
Lutheran
Church - Missouri
Ly Nhan
Synod
Thanh Hoa
Lutheran Society For Worship
Cris
North
Amar‘tee
Johannsen
Wittonbere University
Springfield
Burglary Nets Record Player and Radio Set
Police reported a burglary at 138 Williams Alley Thursday afternoon where a rear door was kicked in but only a record player and radio were taken, valued with a sound system missing, while vending machines at Michael Ice Co. on 12 W. Lee St suffered $475 in theft and damage from a screwdriver entry.
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Williams Alley
Rich Ael Ice Co
W. Lee St
Mayor Mills Plans Speech On Delinquency
Hagerstown Mayor Bermay Mills will headline a 3 p.m. Sunday talk at the City Park bandstand on juvenile delinquency. The event, sponsored by Broadway School PTA and Cub Scout Pack 87, includes Det Lt Grayson Wigfield of the Hagerstown Police, Deputy Sire William Mason of the Washington County Sheriff Office, Allen Schaeffer of the Mason-Dixon Council, and Efith Hanes of Pack 67. Rev Gerald D. Carbaugh and Rev James H. Robinson will offer prayers. The event is open to the public with limited access for den mothers and younger-child parents. all scouts should wear uniforms.
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Hagerstown
Bermay
Mills
City Park
Broadway School
PTA
Cub Scout Pack
Tlieutenant
Grayson Wigfield
Hagers Town
Stock Market Advances With Mixed Blue-Chip Gains
The stock market rose in early trading as rains limited losses by more than two to one. The industrial average rose modestly, with broad gains in secondary issues including Gulf & Western, Fairchild Camera, McDonnell Douglas, Motorola, Studebaker, and Control Data. Du Pont led blue chips with about a two-point rise while Xerox and General Motors posted smaller moves.
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New York
Gulf & Western Industries
Fairchild Camera
McDonnell Douglas
Motorola
Studebaker
Control Data
du Font
TBM
Xerox
General Molore
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Edward Harps
Atlantic City
Edward Harp
B&o
Summit Ave
Antietam St
Updegraff's
Rosen’s Dept
W. Washington St
Daily Mail
Richard Hamilton
Klondike
Hood
Haperstown
Elvis
Ano Lante Stottlemeyer
Crawford Bicycle Works
C&o
Louise
Bistore Pack Maxwell House
Reco
Pittsburgh
Wenaouattown, Mo
Cmdr
Samuel Lee Gravely Jr
Richmond
Thorsdey
Gravely
U.S
Taussin
Ingrid Bergman
Aegis
Steinway
Lehmer
Everett
Cable
Patemac St
Viet
Space—Navy
M. Scott Carpenter
Earth
Trinity Music
Workshop
Broesters Btocx Fund, Inc
Ensted
Hearne
Sonotone
Roy
Furr
S. Potomac St
Investora Diversified Services, Inc
Paul C. Waggoner
Diane Dr. Hag
America
Ann Landers
United Press International
Hagerstown Daily Mail
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