House committee seeks new revenues from tax deduction curbs
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to raise about 500 million dollars by curbing itemized deductions for state and local taxes on gasoline autos licenses cigarettes and alcohol. Sales taxes property taxes and state income taxes would remain deductible. The plan to start January 1 excludes taxes paid this year or returns filed next spring. The move aims to support Kennedy tax reform efforts and could influence oil industry tax concessions and dividend treatment for stockholders.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Munday
Martha Griffiths
D-Mich
Soviet space record haul as Bykovsky leads in orbit
Valery Bykovsky extended his space duration surpassing earlier time marks in a multi day orbit around Earth while Valentina Tereshkova completed her 34th orbit. Tass reported both cosmonauts remained in good health as plans for possible future joint missions and propaganda emphasis at the Communist Party meeting stirred speculation.
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Moscow
UPS
Valery F. Bykovsky
London
Chaik
Chaika
Hawk
Bykovsky
Maj
Andrian Nikolayev Bykovsky
Cosmos
Valentina Tereshkova
Valentina
Tass
Maj. L. Gordon Cooper
Earth
Tereshkova
Reshkova
Pavel Popovich
Moon
Central Committee
Italy and U S Win World Bridge Matches
In Saint Vincent Italy and the United States posted large victories in the world contract bridge championship after 48 deals. The U S led Argentina 151 to 110, and Italy led France 452 to 16 as fatigue and slow play affected the nine day event that ends Sunday with each team scheduled to play 432 deals.
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Saint Vincent
Italy
UPI
United States
Argentina
U. S
U.S
France
Backerich-Chestem
Joradan Obinson
Skateway to Observe Sixth Anniversary in Washington
Chuck Gibson operates the Washington Skateway at the Washington County Fairgrounds. On Wednesday evening June 19 the rink marks six years since opening in 1951. Admission features a 1957 dime, reflecting the vintage year as a celebration of six years since inception.
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Chuck Gibson
Washington Skateway
Gibson
Washington
Washington County Fairgrounds
Mr. Gibson
Temporary Halt In Keota Oil Drilling
Drilling on the Taylor Flynn farm near Keota has been suspended for several days. U I Hall Drilling Company, using gear leased from Russell Wold and George Bowers of Ottumwa, began on the Dick and Taylor Flynn farm about four to five miles northeast of Keota. The operation started about three weeks ago and is now idle with no workers present. Protest of bearing sand mentioned. testing may decide continuation or cessation of drilling. Oil first found two months ago on the W. P. Flynn farm nearby, but profitability remains undetermined.
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Taylor Flynn
Keota Appendy
W. P. Flyn
Keota
Norton Scholarship Memorial Started
The memorial for Mr. Norton, a Washington businessman who died suddenly, will be administered by the Washington Kiwanis Club. Funds already received are deposited at the Washington State Bank. Contributions may be made at the State Bank or by contacting William Smart, treasurer of Kiwanis Clubship Fund.
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Keith Norton Seta
Norton Yeung
Washington
Washington Kiwanis Club
Washington State Bank
State Bank
William Smart
Kiwanis Clubship Fund
Local Youth To Attend National Hi Y Congress
Washington Hi Y Club sends Jim Mallory and Ron Gregory to the national Hi Y Congress at St Olaf College Northfield Minnesota June 27 to July 2. Dr Noble of Syreause University Woodwill speak on This I Believe. delegates meet peers from U S Canada and Sweden in a once in a lifetime event marking Hi Y history.
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St. Olaf’s College
Northfield
Minnesota
Tom McSpadden
Washington Hih Club
Jim Mallory
J.F. Mallory
Ron Gregory
D.W. Gregory
McSpadden
Congress
Ncipal
Res C. Noble
Heapel
Syreause
N.Y
Yalc.a
Chapman
Kansas
Ym.c.a
United States
Washington
North Central
U.S
Nada
Sweden
Two Washington County Students Win Old Gold Grants
Two Washington County students are named among seven recipients of Old Gold Development Fund Scholarships for the 1963-64 academic year at the State University of Iowa. Jane Armbruster of Riverside and Sharon Lowry of Washington are listed by the university committee for undergraduate scholarships.
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Washington County
Old Gold Development Fund
State University of Iown
Joseph W Meyer
Ogdr
Jane Armbruster
Riverside
Sharon Lowry
Washington
SUL
Negro Students Boycott Classes In Boston Freedom Stay Out
United Press reports that hundreds of Negro high school students joined a freedom stay-out in Boston to protest segregation. Between 2,000 and 3,000 of about 5,000 Negro junior and senior students reportedly skipped classes and went to centers for instruction in Negro history and related subjects. A police riot squad stood by to prevent trouble.
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Boston
Freedom Centers
Ots
Municipal Band to Play Wednesday Concert at Central Park
Washington’s Municipal band schedules a Wednesday community concert in Central Park at p.m. Director Dick Ballard announces the program including God Bless America Berlin Two Woodland Sketches Featur ing Max Lee Milburn McKay and Richard Leavitt Tea for Two Youmans Colossus of Columbia Enchanted Lake Broadcaster The Thunderer Sousa National Anthem Key.
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Central Park
Dick Ballard
God Gless
America
Berlin
Little Giant
Moore
American Patrol
Ida — Aiken
the Thunderer — Sousa
Jr High Age Dance at Washington Y Saturday
All students entering junior high next fall may attend a dance at the Washington YMCA Saturday evening. The event runs from to pm with Dean Garrett as DJ. Cost is 16 cents for Y members and 45 cents for others.
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Washington Y
Dean Garrett
Kennedy aims huge job training push with civil rights plan
President Kennedy plans to include a large scale job training and vocational education program in his civil rights package, to be sent to Congress as a separate measure. The initiative would expand youth employment programs, require new funding, and face possible Senate and House committee paths.
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Washington
UPL
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White House
Senate
Hubert M. Humphrey
Minn
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Humphrey
Congress
General Fair Employment Practices Commission
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
John W. McCormack
McCormack
House
Govs
Jack Campbell
New Mexico
Bert T. Combs
Kentucky
John N. Dempsey
Connecticut
Albertis S. Harrison
Virginia
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
John A. Love
Colorado
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Et National Committee
J. Irwin Miller
National Guard of Churches
Stork Delivers First Boy For Craig Neuhart Family
In Washington County hospital a second son arrived Monday morning for Craig Neuhart and Cheryl Herrick Neuhart. Doctor M L McCreedy delivered the baby at home before transport, the parentscope and nurse Florence Kyle were present. The Navy father serves as a medical technician aboard the Pacific Fleet flagship, the mother is a former WAVE from Farmers City Illinois, and both families report mother and child doing fine. Grandfather Harlan Neat heads the school board and notes no panic at the Newhart home. The new arrival joins a two year old brother as the family plans to return home soon.
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Harlan Craig Newhart
Pacific
M. L. McCreedy
Florence Kyle
Washington County
Craig
United States Navy
Som
Pacific Area
Neuhart
Cheryl Herrick
Farmers City UL
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Chicago
Harlan Neat
Washington Community School Board
Newhart
Weather Outlook From Annearess International
Town map shows partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday Scattered showers and thundershowers in northwest tonight and northeast Wednesday Low temperatures 55 to 62 Highs in the 80s Outlook Thursday little change
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Annearess International Town
Supreme Court Upholds Neutrality On Religion In Schools
The Supreme Court rules public schools may not conduct daily devotional exercises but calls for objective study of religion as part of secular education. The decision, 8 to 1, emphasizes First Amendment neutrality while endorsing Bible study for literary and historical value.
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UPI
d_ Press Internationa WASHINGTON
Supreme Court
General Board
National Council of Churches
South
Midwest
West
Tom C. Clark
J. Irwin Miller
National Council of
Council
Aking General Board
York
William F. Creighton
Episcopal
Washington
God
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