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""IB Research Projeci (Status of Congressional Bills M . .... ... J Planned by SOT Al Riddle Schools MEW-OKU MAIL TKIBL'.NE. MEDFOHD. OREGON WEDNESDAY, UECEMBEK 18, 1963 WASHINGTON (UPI) -Status ! of major Congressional losisla tion: Income Taxes Administration-supported bill would reduce income taxes on individuals and ASHLAND Riddle puhii(. ! conorations by $11 billion with finance purchase sibly up to 35 million acres tion - opposed bill backed by eventually. House No commit-. druggists and some other retail tee hearings set. j groups is designed to stop re- Outdoor Recreation Ken-1 tail price-cutting of brand-name nedy requested a special land j merchandise. House Com- and water conservation fund to merce Committee .innrnveri. men with less than two years i for last seven months of fiscal service. year slated for House vole this Draft Congress granted Ken-! week.) "- i""' " ""'-v,.i v.-i H;,,! nisputp Congress an- thoriml creation of seven-man School students grades M2 will to,-, "T . T'" T he utilized in a research project . ? cot! a"d rost ,a",s c . ninlucted bv Southern Oregon 'cct '? House - Passed. roiin v,'.,;,; . , h ; Sen ate Finance Committee ri 3 : : ! hearings completed of additional lure of composition and t h e Stocks and Bond Taxes To retard flow of American capital v. 'I'5"' tc?ch,"B- Dr Ar,h,ur abroad the late President Ken Kreisinan. chairman of the Southern Oregon College human ities division, has announced. Dr. Kreisman pointed out that the experiment, which will be T u ,r ,.,7 Lase-! Proved. Senate- "uuie nign action .nuuoi iLiignsn aepartment, had received the approval of the superintendent of the Riddle Public Schools. Kenneth A. Stu . art and the Riddle board of edu cation, chairmaned by Frederick Vedder. Assisting Dr. Kreisman in the experiment will be Dr. Richard II. Byrns, professor of English, and Dr. Donald E. Moore, asso ciate professor of education and English at the college. Envisioned research projects would be supported financially by seed money from the Oregon Stale System of Higher Educa tion research division or from Project English in the United Stales Office of Education's re search program in English. Oth er financial aid may also be ob tained through various founda tion programs such as the Ford Foundation's current Oregon Program. Money for the re local taxation and the use of search will not be obtained from the students will be at no cost to the school district involved. Riddle Public Schools were considered ideal for the project because of the large numbers of Southern Oregon College grad uates and post-graduate students currently employed; an assured continuity in personnel at Riddle and a long history of interest in enlightened educational proc esses tempered by a thorough foundation in fundamentals. It was also pointed out that the enrollment of approximately (iSH students would be a work able size for the type of research being considered and that at least two members of the high school English staff were rela tively familiar with the kind of experimentation SOC has pre viously conducted in this area. federal and state park lands and forests (or outdoor recreation. House Interior committee ap proved bill. Senate Hearings completed, awaiting House action. Depressed Areas Kennedy pending before Rules Commit tee. Senate Commerce Sub-! committee scheduled to have one more day of hearings. No date set. Awaiting Signature: Foreign Aid Administration asked $4.5 billion authorization. Congress approved $;).(! billion , nedy proposed that purchase P.; 'j J , taxes be levied on Americans ' u "T-i "- .compromise. who buy foreign stocks and . JS&?5 : '" Harm Hands - 12- bonds fr m foreigners. .a&VAl Ways and Means Committee ap- c.,, i',,r,,.j jHiiin'.,i tation of Mexicans for tempo- Awaiting House !miljon alTtli01.izajon House RrinftfH hut hanL-infi rnmmtt. Fallout Shelters - Kennedy lee has appn)ve(i a "socond-trv" asked authority to make federal : s:t55 mjllion bm tt.hjcn js pcnd. contributions toward construe-' in(, b(,fore rulcs committec. tion of Civil Defense fallout shel-: V(lulh Employment Ren ters in schools, hospitals and ncdv asked ne"w S10 miion other non - profit institutions. ! vn,.,h rnn..valinn pnrn. fnl. ,. year. Slit ,iA,. ,,.., , t,.clc -,n,i ,,..,.i.c. tension of selective service and doctor draft. Fred Grains Congress ex tended (or two years temporary program of paying farmers '.j hold down surplus production of corn and other feed grains. Silver To combat shortage ef silver for coins. Congress gave administration authority it re quested to replace existing silver-backed $1 bills with gold backed $1 bills. Women Workers Starting Discontent Said Facing Soviets OverCrop Failure NEW YORK (UPI)-A student of agriculture behind the Iron Curtain reported today that Communist leaders face severe internal discontent unless they make a wholehearted effort to bolster crop production. Richard Judy, a member of Ihe faculty of the Air Force In slitute of Technology who stud ied at Moscow University, says in a report published by the Foreign Policy Association if'PA) (hat agriculture in Rus sia and most of her satellites and trout "A hungry population is a dis contented population, and such discontent may generate politi cal opposition and even counter revolution," Judy concludes. He said three alternatives all of them painful face the leadership of Communist na tions' They can require their pop ulations to tighten their belts and get along with less food. Russia's satellites are increas- House Passed one million bill. Senate Hearings under way before Armed Serv ices subcommittee. Health Insurance Kennedy asked hospitalization program for persons (15 and older fi nanced through Social Security taxes. House Ways & Means Committee hearings started but no chance for passage this year. Senate Awaiting House action. Libraries President asked construction and operating aid for city as well as country li braries. House Committee ap proved. Senate Committee ap- proved. Package Civil Rights liill Kcnnedy asked land President Johnson has reaffirmed the re quest) new safeguards for Negro voting rights, ban on customer discrimination by private busi nesses, Justice Department au thority to start school desegre gation suits, White House au thority to cut off Federal aid to discriminatory programs, crea tion of Federal agencies to fight government-related job bias and help mediate local race disputes and continuation of Civil Rights Commission. House Judiciary Committec approved bipartisan compromise which seeks to end racial discrimination in voting, education, employment, unions and in use of privately-owned lodgings, eating establishments and places of amusement; would make Civil Rights Commission permanent. Request for clear ance to House floor pending he fore Rules Committee. Cam paign to by-pass rules under way. Senate Judiciary Commit tee hearings on package hill in recess, no action expected. Public Accomodations Ken nedy's proposal to ban discrim ination in use of hotels, restau rants, theaters, stores and oth er public accommodations. House Included in omnibus bill. Senate Commerce committee approved limited version as sep arate legislation. Employment Discrimination Kennedy endorsed separate FEPC covering private business and labor unions. House Labor committec approved separate bill; judiciary subcommittee in cluded differing version in om nibus hill. Senate Labor sub committee approved; Commerce committee put labor bias ban into public accommodations bill. Cotton Administration back ed subsidy plan would provide tlllll IIHP.11 ,11 III"! ?)1.i:illiI-'3 . i, t- , ,, in Red China is in deep 1 chPpr. cotl,.,n f"r U S' ,0Ntl1' lr j mills; includes lower support prices ml laic-acm- kiuy.i-i.-i and potential relaxation of plant ing restrictions. House Approv ed. Senate Hearings completed. Mass Transit Kennedy pro posed $50(1 million in subsidies to improve city rail, bus and subway services. House Bank ing committee approved bill, pending in rules committee. Senate Approved $375 million program. W ilderness Kennedy wanted ingly reluctant to do this. , to estaonsn a nauonai pn.K am -They can import more (ood " preset ve puum.- iiuus m un-n from abroad, becoming depend on! on ihe West and yielding a propaganda victory to capital ism. Or they ran undertake "ra dical measures" to raise pro duction. Judy studied al the Russian Research Center of Harvard I ni el ii v and Moscow Univer sity's Faculty of Economic and PORTLAND (ITI -An in traveled extensively through the ternal dispute in the Multnomah Soviet Union and Eastern Eu-: County Republican central Lom- home town vouth corps for lo cal civic projects. House Edu cation committee has approved, pending in rules committee. Sen ate Passed. Domestic Peace Corps Pres ident Kennedy asked for new or ganization of' 1.000 to 5.000 skill ed volunteers to carry out work in this country similar to Peace rary work on American farms expires Dec. 31; administration requested one-year extension with new safeguards to protect domestic workers. Senate and House Approved administration-opposed simple one-year ex tension w i t h o u t safeguard amendments. Enacted: Colleges: A three-year. $1.2 billion program of loans and grants to build classrooms, li braries and laboratories with emphasis on science, engineer ing, mathematics and modern foreign language facilities. Military Pay President ask ed $1.2 billion annual pay boost Corps projects abroad. $5 mil- for servicemen, reservists and lion first year cost. House Edit- i retirees. Congress approved SI. 2 cation and labor subcommittee i billion increase with some approved. Senate Passed. ' changes including elimination of Price - Cutting Administra- j boosts for low-ranking enlisted ; next June employers must pru : vide equal pay for women work- ers who do the same work as men; new law applies to jobs covered by minimum wage-hour j law. 1 Taxes Congress in response to administration request cx I tended for another year present temporary tax rate on corpora tion profits, liquor, cigaret'es. ; automobiles, telephone calls and , airline tickets which had been ; scheduled to drop to lower lev l els July 1. (Corporation tax j rales would be permanently re i vised downward, if the admin- istration tax-reduction program ; is enacted.) National Debt Limit Con gress granted President's re quest to extend through Nov. 3(1 temporary ceiling of $3(10 billion on national debt. Ceil ing would have reverted to S2I'5 billion Sept. 1 without the new legislation. (New extension lor increased $315 billion debt limit board to arbitrate two key work rules issues, thus averting na tionwide strike. Award to re main in effect for two years, other issues not subject to arbi tration but strike over them barred for at least 18(1 da s. Medical Schools Congress granted Kennedy's request (or federal aid for construction o( medical-dental schools and loan aid to medical and dental stu dents. Three-year program i would cost about $'J:tfi million. 1 Treaty Senate ratified treaty with Soviet Russia, Brit ain, other nations which bans nuclear tests in air, space and underwater. Civil Rights Commission Stop-gap one year extension ol commission's authority: would j continue it beyond present cut off date of Nov. 3d. Mental Retardation Second I part of President's mental health program, will spend $355 j million over five to seven year period to combat mental retar dation through improved ma ternal and infant care. Railroad Payroll Taxes Con gress approved legislation re quiring larger employer and employe contributions to rail road retirement fund increased employer contributions only to railroad unemployment insur ance fund to avert long-range shortage. B. 3 Mental Health Administra tion's long-range program for community treatment centers: research on a n d treatment nf mental retardation. Plan calls for spending $329 million over first tour years. f FOR YOUR CORDS AND 0N0GRAPHS All Types Records-Singles and Albums Phonos from $19.95 : A CHARGE PLATE STORE natural state. Senate Approved. with provision covering R mil lion acres immediately and pos- Multnomah GOP Tells Compromise rope, lie taugnt at me cniver silv of Colorado and Antioch College in Ohio before joining the Air Force faculty as his lour of military duty. Here's One Way To Get (he Day Off LA PUENTE. Calif. 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