Kennedy tax plan targets broad cuts amid fiscal fight
President Kennedy presses a large tax cut package to spur growth, arguing the current high federal taxes impede full employment. The plan would trim individual rates in three steps to 14 percent and cut corporate taxes, with uneven effects across taxpayers and sectors, including tighter rules for oil, gas, and stock options.
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Ukiah Births and Marital Filings in 1963 Records
Birth notices list Logan, Yancey, Deering, and Gervais families with newborns in Ukiah and surrounding areas. Court filings include divorces and separations involving Houston, Grayson, Lawley with cruelty charges, and details of marriages and separations in Reno and Eureka.
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City council weighs amicus support and airport lease changes
City Manager Lyell Cash reports on the North Bay League sectional meeting and a Saturday dinner expected 200 to 300 North Bay attendees. He notes a proposed airport lease change must pass the Airport Commission before council action. The council asks Irish to draft a zone variance agreement allowing Dr. William Allison to build a dental office at 1096 S Dora, and appears to approve the variance.
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Albertinum Advised: Wheelers Overhaul Train For Display
The Albertinum hosts a former drive-in attraction now prepared by the Wheelers who plan to steam-clean rewire and repaint the train and overhaul its engine. The group, formed over three years ago, trains high school boys in drag racing at Fremont and in town competitions.
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Comptche Community Notes and Local Visits
Comptche Fourth District Tax League met at the Comptche Hall January 18 amid cold weather. The group requests coast maps for supervisor work. Juvenile Grange welcomed two new members, Michaela Allen and Lucy Robbins. Local residents and visitors spread across weekends with several family gatherings and a serious accident in San Francisco involving Roland Lloyd. Almanac planting days for late January through February are listed, with root crops favored on January 29.
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Astrology notes by the stars for today
Daily horoscope card outlines Aries through Libra with guidance on friendships, initiative, finances, creativity, expansion, and emotional openness. Mentions New Moon and planetary aspects, urging action, sympathy, preparation, and gracious giving.
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Zodiac Forecast Highlights for Scorpio to Pisces
The reading urges sincere emotional expression and simple, focused aims. It notes Scorpio welcoming visitors and listening for future gains from current contacts, Sagittarius urging careful travel and new ideas, Capricorn pushing unique approaches, Aquarius seeking recognition, and Pisces opening to new beginnings and social chances. Birthdays may spark creativity. General trend points to endings and new starts for Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces.
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Vines and Stalks Chronicle February Work Window
A sparse notice states field tasks run from the 2nd to the 2nd of February. It mentions vines and stalks requiring attention as part of the agricultural schedule.
Fit for Tomorrow theme marks Scout anniversary week
The Boy Scouts of America will mark its 31st anniversary during Scout Week February 7 to 13 with the "Fit for Tomorrow" observance. District Chairman Robert Sandelin announced the theme "Strengthen America. Be Prepared, Be Fit" and outlined a four point fitness program including medical checks, testing, home exercises, and hikes. Cub Scouts and Exploring units will showcase fitness activities and new Ready program milestones at den and Scout meetings during the anniversary week.
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Bank foils holdup with fake bill ruse in New York
New York Savings Bank branch used a fake bill ruse to fool a holdup man. Teller Eileen Grehl slipped him a roll of counterfeit notes wrapped in a real bill, thwarting the attempt.
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