House Panel Approves Self Employed Tax Deferment Plan
The House Ways and Means Committee backed a measure allowing self employed individuals to defer taxes on retirement fund deposits until age 70. The proposal sets a 2500 annual limit and 50000 lifetime cap, with higher allowances for those 50 and older. The vote stood 18 to 7, with opposition from Chairman Mills and the Treasury.
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House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D- Ark
The
Treasury
Actress Lita Milan Sails With Trujillo For Marriage Talk
Hollywood report says Lita Milan returned from Ensenada where she and Gen Rafael Trujillo Jr discussed marriage. Ensenada Justice of the Peace said marriage required proof of divorce from his first wife. Milan, 24, said she remains unmarried and back in Hollywood. The Angelita yacht was ready to sail if papers were completed.
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Hollywood
UPI
Lita Milan
Ensenada
Mexico
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Filmland
Dominican Republic
Justice of the Peace
Miguel Torres
Trujillo
Miss Milan
Angelita
Marines Tell Newsman How It Is In Beirut
In Beirut a young Marine lieutenant from Tarrytown New York commands a dockside company under sniper fire for five days. He asks reporters not to use his name and notes the bullets mostly go overhead, calling boredom the main enemy while Marines swim and relax in the Mediterranean. Pvt Donald Knock and Sgt James Cabbagestalk describe salty sea air and a room with a view.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Princeton
Beirut
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Pvt
Donald Knock
Camden
N. J
Atlantic
Sgt
James Cabbagestalk
Pittsburgh
Mrs. A. C. Roach 84 Dies in Richland Home
Mrs. A C Roach 84 longtime Richland publisher and Christian church pastor dies at Cedar Rapids home of daughter Loree. Born Elizabeth Maud Groody June 23 1874 in Wilson Wisconsin she taught school in Kansas before marrying Roach July 4 1907. Funeral at Richland Christian church with Rev. Hugh Guy officiating arrangements by Guld’s funeral home.
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Richland
A. C. Roach
Marie Snyder
Elizabeth Maud Groody
Wilson
Wis
Kansas
Roach
Loree
Cedar Rapids
Richland Christian Church
Hugh Guy
Guld
Nasser’s Six-Year Rule Transforms Egypt’s Place in World
Cairo marks six years since Gamal Abdel Nasser’s 1952 coup that toppled the monarchy and reshaped the region. He expelled British troops, seized the Suez Canal, and allied with Syria and Yemen in the United Arab Republic while arming Egypt with Soviet aid. Setbacks followed, including Sudan independence and Iraq’s Baghdad Pact, but his bold diplomacy kept Egypt central amid shifting Cold War loyalties.
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UPI
Egypt
Nasser
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Farouk
Britain
Suez
Suez Canal
Syria
Yemen
United Arab Republic
Iraq
Sudan
Baghdad
Russia
Aswan
Nile
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Kuwait
Gibraltar
Malta
Cyprus
Arabian Peninsula
Arab League
Aden
Libya
Idris
Khartoum
Summit Meeting Municipal Band Concert In Central Park
An all march concert is planned for August 13 in Central Park with the U S to accept summit meeting municipal band conduct by Bob Steele. The event begins at 8 p m and ends with patriotic pieces such as God Bless America and The Star Spangled Banner. Requests for participation should be sent to Bob Steele before July 30.
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Central Park
America
Max Lee
Allan Bergstrom
Denny Walton
King Cotton
Bob Steele
No Gas Ration Worry Despite Middle East
Washington reports 75 million motorists need not fear gasoline rationing even if the Middle East oil supply is disrupted. Officials say U S would meet domestic and Western European needs with oil from Venezuela Mexico and Caribbean refineries. In a war with Russia the Eastern Seaboard would see shortages but pre emption of the Big and Little Inch pipelines could sustain supplies.
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Washington
UPI
Middle East
Russia
United Press International
Mideast
United States
Venezuela
Texas
Pennsylvania
Midwest
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Wyoming
West
UAW Votes For Strike At John Deere Plants
United Auto Workers in eight John Deere plants voted overwhelmingly for a strike. The union cites stalled talks with Deere as contract talks run to July 31, covering 13,100 workers across Des Moines Dubuque Ottumwa Waterloo Des Moines area East Moline and surrounding sites.
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Moline, Ill
UPI
United Auto Workers
John Deere and Co
UAW
Deere
Des Moines
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Iowa
East Moline
Ill
Westermark Details Washington Pool Goals and Use
Nels Westermark outlined the Washington pool project to the Rotary club, covering filtration, disinfection, safety and rules. Since opening, 8,857 swims produced 1,973 dollars in receipts, with 4,600 under 12, 2,300 in high school, and 1,700 adults using it. 775 attend forenoon Red Cross classes. Regular hours are 1:30 to 9:00 p.m.
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Washington
Rotary Club
Nels B. Westermark
Red Cross
Westermark
Henry Bailey
New Dog Ordinance Under Consideration
The Washington city council gave the first reading to an ordinance to prohibit dogs running at large and outline disposal procedures. The group also planned acceptance of the new swimming pool from the contractor and discussed street repairs.
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Washington
Street Repair Progress Accelerates in Washington
With sunny weather arriving crews in Washington sped up street work. Concrete pours were underway at the Schoonover drug store area on East Washington and today at the J. C. Penney store area on West Main. Several blocks were cleaned and set with forms awaiting pours.
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Washington
Schoonover Drug
East Washington
J. C. Penney
West Main
Marine shot by sentry in Lebanon during crisis
A U S Marine was killed by a fellow Marine after failing to answer three challenges while laying trip flare wires near Beirut International Airport. The casualty, unnamed, died of a stomach wound aboard the Pocono after transfer from the field. The incident follows another U S fatality, Navy Lt Richard Dieterich, July 4. Flight operations suffered 16 hits on naval planes as tensions rose before Lebanon’s presidential elections.
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Lebanon
UPI
U.S
Beirut International
Navy
Richard Dieterich
Evanston
Pocono
Adm
Charles R.cat Brown
Brown
Annie Oakley
U.S. State Department
Robert Murphy
Camille Chamoun
Soviet Student Leaders Warn of Possible War Over Middle East
Sergei Romanovsky head of 10 Soviet exchange students warned at a Des Moines news conference that further Middle East developments could trigger drastic steps and even war, saying arms traders could profit and outside forces interfered. He contrasted Soviet and U.S. education, noting Soviet curriculums and youth preparation, while praising Iowa hospitality and outlining travel plans to Omaha, San Francisco, Washington and New York.
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Des Moines
UPI
Middle East
Sergei Romanovsky
Romanovsky
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
America
Igor Biriukov
Young Communist League
Pravda
Iowa
Omaha
San Francisco
Washington, D.C
New York
Body of Missing Boy Found Near Albia
Nathan Allan Clemens two year old boy who vanished Monday night was found in a septic tank near the Albia Rendering Co plant southeast of Albia Iowa. He was last seen playing near his home Monday afternoon and a night long search followed. Authorities drained tanks and probed the area locating the body around 11 a.m.
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Albia
Iowa
UPI
Albia Rendering Co
Here
Nathan Allan Clemens
Alvin Clemens
Nathan
Middle East Hazard Spots Highlight Regional Tensions
UPI reports a web of flashpoints across the Middle East including Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Kuwait, Yemen, Libya, and the Sudan with British and Egyptian moves shaping a volatile scene. Frontiers flare as Syria strengthens the Lebanese border while Britain reinforces Kuwait and Libya amid Nasserist pressures.
Washington Picnic for Des Moines area set at McHenry Park
Former Washington residents now living in Des Moines invite all alumni and current residents from Washington to a Saturday July 26 gathering at McHenry Park Des Moines. Attendees should bring a meat dish and a casserole plus their own tableware. pop and coffee provided.
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Washington
Iowa
Des Moines
McHenry Park
Highland Park
Polk County
Robert Crone
Crones
United States Gears for Possible UN Summit Over Khrushchev Proposal
The White House signaled U S willingness to join a Khrushchev summit if desired, but only within U N Security Council procedures. Hagerty cited British acceptance and NATO coordination as the path, while Dulles prepared to visit London for Baghdad Pact talks.
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Washington
UPI
White House
United States
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
James C. Hagerty
U.N
Hagerty
Khrushchev
U. N
Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
Harold Macmillan
Security Council
NATO
United Nations Security Council
Lloyd
U.S
Paris
Eisenhower
Dulles
London
Moscow
John Foster Dulles
American Legion Boys
Britain
Pakistan
Turkey
Iran
Ira
Iraq
France
Russia
India
U.S.S.R
Weather Outlook for Iowa Sees Warm Yield Through Midweek
United Press International reports Iowa will stay generally fair and warmer tonight with lows in the 60s. Wednesday brings increasing clouds and highs in the mid 80s to low 90s, while Thursday turns partly cloudy with scattered showers and cooler temperatures.
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United Press International
Iowa
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