BASIN BRIEFS
BONANZA
MR. AND MRS. DAVID STEW
ART and small daughter have
moved here to live. He taught at
Ely last year and will teach at
Bonanza this school term.
MRS. MARY HOWE and son,
Orville, Klamath Falls, spent Sun
day In Langcll Valley with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Clell Haley.
MR. AND MRS. CROSS CARL
visited friends here last week on
their way to their home near
Moses Lake. They had been visit
ing Mrs. Carl j family in Missis'
sippi.
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES
DALTOX and children on Honolulu
are visiting the Jesse McFalls,
LeRoy Fernlunds and other
friends here. They were both
teachers at Bonanza for several
years. He now teaches at Kam's
School ifor Boys in Hawaii,
MRS. DOUG SMELCEIt spent
several days in Eugene last week
The Smelcers are now camping
at Campbell Lake tor a few days.
GUILD OF ST. BARNABAS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Is giving
a card party at (lie parish hall
Thursday, Aug. 1, at 2 p.m.
Brides and pinochle will be
played. Hostesses will be Mary
Noble, Carolyn Dearborn and Lois
Strove. Money raised will go to
ward setitng Ohs church bell in
cement. Child care will be pro
vided,
C. E. LEAVITT, who recently
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
lies Leavitt, is stationed at An-
drews Air Force Base, Washing
ton, DC.
THE SPEEDY WEEDERS, 4H
Club of Langell Valley, is giving
dance at the Langell Valley
Community Hall on Friday, Aug.
2, at 7:30 p.m. Students from the
fifth grade up are invited. There
will be a small charge, and re
freshments will be served. Mrs.
Howrey Roberts is leader of the
club, assisted by Mrs. Art Struve.
MILS. LES LEAVITT and grand
children. Coralee Hodges
and Jeff Silva, spent Friday at
Malin with Mrs. Herman Vowcll
and Susan.
MR. AND MRS. J. M. MUR
DOCH of Klamath Falls and Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Murdock and son
of Portland spent Friday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Howrey Rob
erts and family. They brought
Joan Roberts home after a week
in San Francisco.
MR. AND MRS. KEITH TUR
NER and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Williams are grandparents for the
first time. Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Williams are parents of a girl
born at Klamath Valley Hospi
tal on July 27.
RUCK RODCERS has returned
to his home in Poe Valley after
several days at Sacred Heart
Hospital in Mcdford. He is improv
ing slowly.
MRS. HARRY FRAZIER took
her daughter, Linda, to Shriners
Hospital in Portland where she
will receive treatment for sev
eral weeks. Mrs. Don Ralph ac
companied Mrs. Frazier.
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Sentiment Reported To Be Jelling
In Favor Of $10 Billion Tax Slice
I Wed., July 31, 1963 Page 10-B
1 Of raid k News Klamath Falls
WASHINGTON (UPI) Scnti-!tcntion of Congress, the Presidentjong term economic health of the
rrwnt seemed to be jelling in theltoday again stressed the urgency!
House Ways & Means Committee tor action this year on taxes.
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today in favor of a $10 billion
tax cut, with one half to go into
effect next Jan. 1 and the other
half a year later.
Chairman Wilbur Mills, D-Ark..
gave his first hint ot this possi
ble timetable for tax reduction in
question he put Monday to
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dil
lon at a hearing on the national
debt limit.
Mills asked what the effect
would be on government reve
nues in the current fiscal year if
Congress approved a tax bill that
contained provisions for reducing
taxes by S5 billion, effective Jan.
1.
Dillon replied that it would cut
revenues only about $1.5 billion,
Mills, who appeared satisfied
with the response, did not pursue
the matter. But several other
committee members said later
sentiment was swinging toward
that tax-cut plan.
President Kennedy has propos
ed a three-stage $10.4 billion net
tax cut, with reductions becom
ing effective July 1, 1963, Jan. 1,
1964 and July 1, 15.
As he did repeatedly recent
ly, with civil rights and the rail
road legislation occupying the at-
Kenncdy told Democratic con
gressional leaders at their weekly
White House conference that
"the need for this (taxi legisla
tion is as urgent today as it was
when he sent the tax message to
the hill," Speaker John W. McCor
mack, Mass., said.
McCormack said the House lead
ers assured the President that
they were hopeful a lax measure
would emerge from Mills' com
mittee in me reasonably near
future."
The speaker said the leadership
agreed with Kennedy, during the
conference, that "even though the
economy is on the upswing, the
country demands prompt, strong
action against the twin cancers of
unemployment and underdeveloped
resources.
Before starting its final round.
of voting Wednesday to draft a
compromise version of Kennedy s
tax proposal, the Ways & Means
Committee was called into closed
session today to consider the ad
ministration request that the tem
porary $309 billion national debt
limit be extended through rvov.
30.
Congress is expected to go
along with the request. Id the
absence of legislation, the debt
limit would plunge on Sept. 1 to
$285 billion, the level provided by
permanent law. The debt, which
stands now at about $306 billion,
is expected to total S307 billion
on Sept. 1.
A three-month extension of the
'existing limit would merely post
pone until mid-August an aamin
istration fight to boost the debt
ceiling to a new record high for
the second time this year.
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