Tax hike faces House hurdles amid spending cut clash
President Johnson backs a $10 billion income tax increase but faces House resistance over a $4 billion spending cut condition. The Ways and Means panel voted 17 to 6 to advance the tax bill, with Byrnes calling it surrender while urging fiscal restraint amid rising mortgage rates.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Ways and Means Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Ways and Means
White House
Byrnes
McGinnis Bets He Can Beat Udall In 2nd District Race
G Alfred McGinnis told the Pima County Republican Club he believes he can defeat Democratic incumbent Morris K. Udall in the 2nd District race. He cited past loss by about 23 thousand votes and aimed at Republican primary rival Oliver Pierce without naming him.
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G. Alfred McGinnis
U.S
Morris K. Udall
McGinnis
Pima County
Republican Club
Mc Udall
Udall
Oliver Pierce
Pierce
Rites Tomorrow For Jenkins Tor
Latter day Saints services will be held for Shannon Lee Jenkins at Hansen's Mortuary in Phoenix at 1 p.m. tomorrow. The 19 month old daughter of Emron T. and Mrs. Jenkins died at Los Angeles Children's Hospital. The family asks donations to the Leukemia Research Center at Los Angeles Children’s Hospital.
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Latter-day Saints
Shannon Lee Jenkins
Clarence W. Mattingly
12Th St
Hansen's Mortuary
Phoenix
Sydney
Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Emron T. Jenkins
Julie Dawn
Emron Jr
Leukemia Research Center
Los Angeles Children’s ‘Hospital
Percy offers $50,000 reward for daughter killer
UPI reports Sen. Charles H. Percy announces a $50,000 reward from his own funds for information leading to the killer of his daughter whose body was found in the Percy mansion 19 months earlier. Gov. Otto Kerner joined the news conference in Illinois.
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Chicago
UPI
Charles H. Percy
Ill
Percy
Otto Kerner
Iinois
State of Illinois
Wife Testifies Barry Goldwater Suffered Exhaustion
Mrs. Goldwater told a U S District Court jury that Barry Goldwater once suffered nervous exhaustion but recovered. She denied mental illness and disputed a Fact magazine report claiming a nervous breakdown. She said exhaustion followed five days of work at the family store in 1937 and he recovered after rest in Hawaii.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
Supplies Reached 25 Men Trapped in West Virginia Mine Shaft
Water level drop allowed rescue teams to advance pumps 880 feet into Gauley Coal and Coke mine where 25 miners in three groups remain trapped along two miles of passages. Surface crews relay food and gear via conveyor belt and radiotelephone contact persists with two groups. Three divers from Philadelphia expected to aid the rescue.
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Hominy Falls
W. Va
West Virginia
Gauley Coal and Coke Co. No
Gauley
Frank Davis
Edward Rudd
Philadelphia
Mrs. Andrea Felix Dies at 97 in Tucson
Tucson resident Andrea Felix died after a long illness at 97. Survived by daughter Carlota Delgado and son Francisco Felix, plus 25 grandchildren, 107 great grandchildren, and 48 great great grandchildren. Rosary tonight at Tucson Mortuary, Mass tomorrow at All Saints Church, burial Holy Hope Cemetery.
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Andrea Felix
Tucson
Fragmented Local Notice on Arizona Mail Rates
Fragmented OCR shows an old newspaper notice listing home delivery rates in Arizona towns including Tucson and Hatton with weekly and monthly charges. It references second class postage and addresses in Tucson North Stone Avenue.
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Ublished
Exctot
Sunda the Fit
Stone Ave
Arizone Elixirs
Hatton
Tucson
Alan State
Ea Arena
Arizona
Sonnds
Home loan rate increase under new 6.75 percent ceiling
President Johnson signed a bill ending the 6 percent cap on VA and FHA loans and set a new 6.75 percent ceiling. HUD Secretary Weaver and VA Administrator Driver announced the rate, with banks making the actual loans under the FHA program and an insurance contribution protecting lenders.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
William J. Driver
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Reuther Re-Elected UAW Leader in Unanimous Vote
Walter P. Reuther was unanimously reelected president of the United Auto Workers Union by 3,000 delegates from UAW locals across the United States and Canada. His name was the sole nomination for the 1.6 million member organization meeting in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Walter P.reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
UAW
United States
Canada
Time of death key issue in Voyles murder trial
The eighth day of Rachel Voyles’s trial centers on when William Earl Atwood was killed, with pathologist Brucker placing death four to six hours before his 8:30 p.m. examination. Prosecutors seek to link a cardboard and newspaper found near the victim to a staged entry by Atwood and a companion.
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Voyles
William Earl Atwiod
Rachel Voyles
Pima County
Atwood
Miramar Drive
Edward Brucker
Brucker
John Flynn
Phoenix
Flynn
Ists
Horton Weiss
Gold Gifts For Graduation Memorables On The Occasion
The article argues gold and fine gems make enduring graduation gifts. For male graduates, carat gold buckles cuff links tie bars and signet rings are thoughtful. Female graduates have many jewelry options including gold earrings if pierced.
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Vetens Administration
Jenkins Tor
Killer
Barry
Roger Robb
Goldwater
Fact Magazine
A. Felix
North Slone Ave
Daniel Grooy
Bangkok
Ron
Leeds
American Gem Society
Jewelers
E. Pennington St
Gene Wise
Evelyn Pearson
Ricksha
Ming Aqua
Blossom Pink
Shanghai Gold
Stone
Pennington
Tucson, Arizona
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