The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1965 — Page 4

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Cbot, ten Mb Ti Held Talks ALGIERS UPI — Chinese

Communist Premier Chou Enlai, determined to keep Russia from taking part in the forthcoming Afro-Asian meeting, arrived today for talks with President Ahmed Ben Bella of

Algeria. Chou flew here from Tirana, Optimistic Report

Albania, Red China's only ally among the Communist countries of Europe. Earlier, he had gona to Budapest for the fu-

neral of the lata President

Gheorghe Gheorghiu-dej. Ben Bella and other top Al-

gerian government officials were at the airport to welcome Chou. Two days of talks are scheduled between the two, during which they are expected to discuss Vit Nam and preparations for the Afro-Asian meet-

ing scheduled

June 29.

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WASHINGTON UPI—Democratic congressional leaders yesterday gave President John-

■08 m eptimUae report or the statue of his Great Society legislation. At his regular weekly meeting with the leaders, Johnson was told that his Medicare program likely would reach the House floor next week and his education bill might get to the Senate floor by Tuesday. Senate Democratic Leader Make Mansfield told newsmen after the meeting that he joined with Johnson in congratulating House leaders “on the magnificent job they did” in passing the $1.3 billion elementary and secondary education bill.

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Distribution Late In June INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The first distribution of a 1963-cre-atcd property tax relief fund aimed at reducing school debts will amount to approximately $7.1 million and will be made the latter part of June. Estimates are the distribution will amount to about $7 per pupil in average daily attendance. This information was compiled from statements made separately by spokesmen in the State Revenue Department, Department of Public Instruction and the state auditor’s office.

The 1963 legislators had estimated $10 million for the biennium as the top probable collection from the corporate net income tax they create for the purpose of helping to relieve school property taxes. The law provides that the distribution be first made on the basis of the tax collected as

of April 1, 1965. State Treausrer William L. Fortune said this apparently will be $7.1 million. The first distribution covers taxes received in a 21-month period rather than a 24-month period. Assistant state school superintendent Eldon Crawford said he has not received all the in-

formation needed to certify the average daily attendance figures on which the fund Is to be distributed but believes the total will be a little more than a million pupils. Deputy State Auditor Alex Ingram said his office is prepared to make the distribution

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