fousteewmedfofd (ofegok) mail thibutte
o
45 Per Cent Hike
In Oregon Income
Tax Seen in 1959
Msms'h Fa!l t State
5rna'r.r Harry Poivin Wrin-
rtsy foreran a R5 rwr rent
rrs in The tste jnrnrna ts x
V the 1953 s.Ion of the
frn pziUture.
fip3knj at a Lion club lunch
here, Bmvin aid Oreznn has
rt!ihmu ri:tinrtinn of havin
tl 1 1 . ...
r5 rni,npi siate income tax in
'b nTinn.
Bolvin predated, looking
to the 1959 eion, that a
J0. 000.000 surplus will be de
P'e'd snd in addition there nrn-
brly will be about a $55,000,000
ittrvzv in the budzet. He said
."SS5.00ri.000 must be raised by
e 1953 session of the cost of
:'a' services continues to go up
TJw Soivia Theory
urine his tfter dinner speech
fS'vmn nd answer period, Boi
vm outlined hit he called his
"Boivm theory."
Ke said, "If I were doing it,
the 1959 session of the legisla
ting would b based on the near
starvation budnet of 1953. The
other, or second budget, would
Ohe based on the application of a
3 per cent sales tax with proper
ty tax off-set features."
"Then," he said, "the people
could make choice. They could
iuher let the second budget
s'nd. based on the sales tax, or
referend the sales tax and the
departments would revert to the
1953 budget."
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Billy Graham Says
New York Crusade
Will End July 21
New York (If Evangelist
BQjy Graham snnounced Wed
nesday night that his spectacular
crusade to save New York "will
definitely end July 21."
Thin Graham closed the door
on what had been a possible ex
tension of the crusade even be
yond July 21, a date, which itself
represented a three-week exten
sion beyond the original June 30
closing sermon.
Plans Not Revealed
He told reporters his announce
ment did not mean the crusade
"team" was "finished in this
area." He said he was unable to
reveal at this time plans being
formulated for further evangel
istic work in the New York vi
cinity. Graham expressed "immense
satisfaction" with the crusade,
which has been packing Madi
son Square Garden since it open
ed May 15. It will be capped off
the final night with a huge revi
val in the 67,000-seat Yankee
Stadium A second phase of the
current crusaci as a program of
"evangelistic v i s it a t i o n s" in
which nearly 2.000 churches will
take part. Visits to the churches
by Graham and members of his
crusade team will run through
Oct. 27.
Services Unavailable
Graham explained that his
staff had taken a "sampling of
feeling" among members of the
1.500-voice choir, 6,000 counsel
lors who give guidance to con
verts, and other voluntary work- i
ers and it appeared a great num
ber of them would be unable to
contribute their services all i
through the summer.
"We don't think that through
the hot summer munths we could
sustain the crusade at its current
pace," Graham said. "In our
hearts we feel we ought to close
July 21."
International
Fleet Breaks up
Norfolk, Va. U1 The great
international review fleet today
broke its formation off the Vir
ginia shore and began dispersing
for the oceans of the world.
The Navy ordered 35 ships of
the 18-nation fleet including the
American heavy cruiser Des
Moines to return to port before
dawn.
At the same time, a powerful
task group led by the command
cmi!-er .Nortiiamptun prepared
to -sail fur Rio De Janeiro during
the day. The rest of the 111
ship fleet began the difficult
precision operation of returning
to their Norfolk piers by sunset.
All 33 foreign ships were
scheduled to return to port with
the remaining American ships.
The fleet will remain open to
the public until Monday.
The Navy estimated that near
ly 300.000 people saw the great
fleet mightiest peacetime col
lection of ships in history as
Secretary of Defense Charles E
Wilson reviewed it Wednesday
from the missile criuser Can
berra. Crowds jammed the grassy
dunes and beaches from Norfolk
to Cape Henry for good cantage
points to watch the international
n.ival celebration of the 350th
anniversary of the founding of
Jamestown.
ACTRESS DIES
New York 'IP Doris Pats
ton. 5'i, musical comedy and
dramatic actress and operatic so
prano, died Wednesday after a
long iilr.ess.
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