New Welfare Plan Aims to Reform State Aid
The Welfare Study Commission urged Gov Brown and the Legislature to replace cash dole with social services, proposing liberalized benefits for 20 000 totally disabled and 19 000 needy families. Estimated cost 55.5 million with 42.2 million from federal funds and 13 million from state and local sources. Winslow Christian said the package would push rehabilitation over direct aid and include a complex state county cost sharing formula to curb local inequities.
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Don Clausen Caravan Tour Through Mendocino County
Don Clausen supporters staged a Saturday caravan through Mendocino County communities including Ukiah Redwood Valley Willits Fort Bragg and Manchester under Robert Sandelin. About 25 cars and 100 supporters began the circuit joining voters in Redwood Valley for coffee and doughnuts. Ten cars carried on to Fort Bragg meeting a further caravan, then on to Manchester where Clausen spoke at a Grange hall potluck. He urged a return to responsible government and a chance to represent Mendocino County in Washington.
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Pottey Valley
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Washington
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Liberals Win New Victory In Congress
In a party power shift, two liberal Democrats join the House Ways and Means Committee, a boost for AFLIC goals but complicating Kennedy era reforms. In a three way race for two seats, Rep. Ross Bass won 169 votes and Rep. Patrick Jennings 161, while Rep. Landrum failed with about 121 votes amid cross factional lobbying. The panel oversees Medicare and tax policies, and the defeat of Landrum signals a liberal southern coalition seeking to ease Kennedy programs.
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Zeek Plans Annual Hobby Show at Ukiah School
Frank Zeek school holds its seventh annual Hobby Show on Wednesday evening in the all purpose room with Ukiah Lions Club prizes and three Lions appointed judges. Entries run 2 20 to 5 p m with exhibits removed after the show. Curricula include crafts and collections with primary and upper divisions for grades K 3 and 4 6. Each child must own and have made or collected the hobby. Judges assess effort originality neatness and skill. PTA business meeting at 7 30 p m precedes prize awards and display remains throughout the evening.
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Fire Calls Saturday Across Several Locations
A Saturday fire call report lists incidents on Spanish Canyon road and Talmage Road with minor damage at Dr. Carl Jensen residence and Silver Birches Rest Home due to a frozen sprinkler burst. No fire. ambulance assistance to Joe Harrah at Talmage Road and Sanford Lane.
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Kennedy Seeks 10 Billion Tax Cut In 3 Years
President Kennedy asked Congress to cut taxes by 10 billion dollars over three years, starting with a six billion cut this year, aiming to create two million jobs and boost private and business purchasing power. He outlined a broader plan to reduce individual and corporate rates, expand the tax base, and fund defense space and debt interests while warning of deficits. He touted a cautious global view, urged spending reductions, and proposed a youth service concept while emphasizing NATO and aid as essential to counter communism.
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Republicans React To Kennedy Tax Cut Plan
Key Republicans on Capitol Hill respond cautiously to President Kennedy's three year tax cut proposal. House Ways & Means leaders say the plan moves toward their thinking while Senate figures warn of opposition to some loophole reforms and the oil gas depletion allowance. Liberal Democrats praise the plan as a stimulus, while leaders urge spending restraint to accompany any revenue loss.
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Treasury Tax Cut Examples Under Kennedy Plan
UPI reports the U.S. Treasury provided sample tax cut amounts under President Kennedy's proposed three year reduction. For a wife and two children with wages alone, a $3,000 income would drop from $60 to $41. $5,000 from $420 to $296. $7,500 from $877 to $663. $10,000 from $1,372 to $1,068. and $25,000 from $5,824 to $4,680, reflecting reductions between about 19 and 30 percent. The calculations assume wages only and standard deduction.
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Blast Destroys Motel Unit North of Willits
An explosion likely from old gas lines or gas in a nearby line destroyed one motel unit and damaged adjacent rooms at Acorn Park Motel seven miles north of Willits on Highway 101. The vacant unit suffered a blown wall and roof collapse, with neighboring rooms impacted. Firefighters from Willits and the Forestry Division investigated the cause, focusing on attic gas sources amid a history of electrical to gas heat conversions.
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