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FLOOR POLISHER & WAXER RENTAL 77c DAY 7 THE NEW fHmfa4frf m m m m n Kennedy'sJobless Benefit Program Due in Senate Washington-il'Pli-Tlie Senate was scheduled today to open debate on a sharply altered version or President Ken nedy's plan to extend SI bil lion in emergency unemploy ment benefits to jobless work ers. The Senate Finance Com mittee revised the House-passed bill Wednesday, virtually ending administration hopes to get the measure passed by Congress and in operation by April 1. Provided the Senate passes its version, the bill would have to go back to the House for another vote. Provision Retained The Senate bill retained the House-approved provision to finance the program by boost ing from 3.1 to 3.5 per cent the payroll taxes paid by em ployers. And the Senate com mittee went along with the extra 13 weeks of compensa tion for workers who have exhausted regular state bene fits, but limited total pay ments to 3!) weeks. Chief changes wore an amendment providing that. the states would get back in' aid only what they contributed in higher payroll taxes-and the committee's stipulation that the tax boost be made effec tive this year, instead of in 1062. Override Expected Prospects were that the Senate would override admin istration objections to the changes in the House measure and approve the amended bill. Other congressional news: Highways: Rep. John Tabcr of New York, dean of House Republicans, said Kennedy's highway programs would "lax America's truckers out of busi ness." Taber told the House Ways and Means Committee that if there was a danger the road program would be de layed by lack of money, the federal gasoline tax should be continued at the present four cents a gallon. Payrolls: House members voted to allow themselves an extra $6,781 for their staff payrolls. The action would mean individual members could either add a new staff employee or spread some or all of the extra allowance among present employees. Only 23 congressmen stood to be counted against the pro posal out of 367 who had an swered a quorum call a few minutes before the vote. Honest Mdns Son lakes Studio hb HolIywood-(UPI)-The son of Douglas Johnson, the unem ployed janitor who returned $240,000 cash to the armored car firm which had lost it, has been given a summer job in a movie studio. Richard Johnson, 16, who says his ambition is to be come an actor, will be able to work around Allied Artists studios during the summer and will be considered for possible movie roles, the stu dio announced Wednesday. Richard, a sophomore at Los Angeles ' high school, studies dramatics in his spare time. His father found the money last Friday in a bag that tum bled from a Brink's armored truck. The firm has offered him a steady S90-a-wcek job as a guard and said it would like to give Richard a college scholarship. Johnson said he would an nounce Monday whether he will accept Brinks' offers. COMPLETES COURSE Airman BaTle A. Wltte. son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Wltte, 2D14 South Pacific highway, has completed his initial course of Air Force basic military training at Lackland Air Force base, Texas. A graduate of Phoenix High school, Airman Wltte has been selected to attend the technical training course for fuel supply specialist at Amarillo Air Force base, Texas. CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE STIVJ
