The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 April 1964 — Page 6

Page 6 MON., APRIL 6, 1964

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TROUBLED LAND—Ousted President Joao Goulart flew from Brasilia to Porto Alegre in Rio Grande Do Sul, the southernmost state and the only state in the south where he has strong support. Belo Horizonte, north of Rio De Janeiro, is where the anti-Goulart movement first exploded. It was joined by the populous states of the south and coast immediately, to stop Goulart’s leftist policies.

EARTHQUAKE AFTERMATH—The John David home is a shambles in Anchorage, Alaska, after it exploded and burned, a result, it is believed, of gas leakage caused by the earthquake. David was killed and his two children were injured bv the explosion.

*91,000 SI IT FILED INDIANAPOLIS UPI — A $91,000 damage suit filed in Federal Court by a disgruntled, would-be Anderson postmaster against a number of officials, including Sen. Vance Hartke, D-Ind., was thrown out of court Friday. Abie John Boone, buildings and grounds superintendent of Anderson Twp. Schools, filed the suit last July, charging he scored second high in the Civil Service examination and that Howard Ring, who got the postmastership, failed to pass the test. The government moved tto have the case dismised and

Judge William F. Sleekier were Rep. J. Edward Roush, granted the motion. D-Ind., Madison County DemoOther defendants named in cratic Chairman William J. the suit, in addition to Hartke, Norton and Ring.

“SMOKE EATER" — Former President Eisenhower tries on his new helmet as honormrv fire chief of Los Angeles.

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ENTERTAINER ARRESTED —Behind bars in Chicago, Los Angeles TV entertainer Tom Duggan says. “Now I know what John Dillinger felt like." He was arrested in a funeral parlor, while making arrangements for the burial of his father, on a nine-year-old jail sentence for contempt of court. He was escorted to the funeral by police, then returned to jail to finish his 10-day •entence.

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THE TAX SITUATION INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Abolishment of either the Indiana sales tax or the gross income tax would result in the need for doubling or nearly doubling the tax left. Candidates and others who advocate repeal of either or both of the taxes today received eye-opening news from the Commission on State Tax and Financing Policy, a bi-partisan agency of the Indiana Legislature. The study showed that in order to eliminate the sales tax and still keep the $238 million it is bringing in for the 1963-65

257 SUMMONSES—Attorney Hermena Perlmutter of Elizabeth, N.J, doesn’t seem too unhappy as she stands outside Magistrate's Court In New York after pleading guilty to 257 traffic summonses. She got an option to pay $3,410 or serve 285 days. She’ll pay. Her attorney said the tickets were issued to persons using her car after she was immobilized by a skiing accident in Vermont two years ago.

biennium the.adjusted gross income tax of 2 per cent would go to 3^2 per cent. In order to fill the hole left by eliminating the gross income tax, the sales tax would need to be raised from 2 per cent to slightly over 5 per cent to produce the $220 million it is sched-

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property taxes paid to local governmental units in 1963 totaled $221 million and real property taxes produced $338.6 million. If household goods taxes alone were eliminated, local governments would need to find $16.5 million in some other place.

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