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Show Senate Committee Rules Out Unlimited Charity Tax Deduction WASHINGTON JUPI) --The Senate Finance Committee has decided to eliminate from toe tax laws the unlimited charitable deduction which has had the e.'fect of letting i wealthy taxpayer decide whether to give his taxes to charity or the government. Daily Herald 8 used in company with other preferences, file unlimited deduction could be employed actually to make it profitable to give to charity. This is true when the taxpayWhen tax . Acting on the bill, tax reform committee -- House-passe- ntatively "TT TZJ cape "" It LTrT 'A inmi.mil mi mm. j. nun mi im.ii J i, :". x S ? HATTERAS II II v. , i l: TT. 7 .1 r ? i; - v?V ... II Extremes In Rest of U.S. Hard Winter Blow Hits Colorado, Wyoming International .reported six weather - related deaths from traffic mishaps. temperatures, Bitter Two other men died of apparwinter of late reminiscent more shovelthan early fall, locked much of ent heart attacks while By United Pr cold mi VI Ps, Special - i jL Senate voted Monday to approve a 5C per cent maximum on what can be deducted from "taxable" iner's charitable contributions come by virtue of a gift. is the income reduce his taxes by a sum "Taxable" portion of a taxpayer's income larger than his contributions. that is not sheltered from taxes October m, Tuesday, Prove. through investment in property Uti subject to capital gains taxes, through use of the oil depletion allowance, through investment bonds and in through other devices. The present maximum on charitable deductions is 30 per cent. But an exception oi importance to persons of great wealth makes the maximum "It could be either," Christy unlimited if in eight of the 10 preceding years the total of a replied. The railroad president was persons ciantaDie contnou- income taxes paid his shown a special perform- tions plus then ance telegram concerning a exceeded 30 per cent oi nis income. For such Zephyr passenger, Rep. Glenn taxable taxable income is who is a persons, Cunningham, member of the House Foreign usually only a fraction of gross and Interstate Transportation income. The Senate tommittfie said CommitW. The Message termed Cun the unlimited deduction "has r - 4l d the Zephyr On Time? For SAN FRANCISCO (LTD The president of Western Pacific Railroad says the California Zephyr is frequently ordered to be on time when tourist groups and important persons are I i w s r " I1nga V -- Colorado and Wyoming in a vise MoHay, dropping readings in some areas to zero or Deiow. The unseasonably cold weath- pr followed on the heels of a major snowstorm, the second 01 the monta, wnicn more than a foot of snow on 13 areas of both states. Forecasters predicted temperatures would pass the freezing J oroppeu ing snow. Pueblo boys, Two trapped by the snow during a rabbit hunting trip over the weekend, were reported in seri ous condition with frostbite and exposure. The two, Daniel Eis- ert and Gary Shepard, were rescued Sunday byasearch party. The West was frosty and the mark by a few degrees Tues- East balmy as weather ana extremes contiday, but said the warming temperature trend over the area would be nued today. gradual. Near xero temperature In Denver, ne temperature chilled and Northern the plunged to a reading of t h r e e Central Rockies for the second deerees Monday. 25 degrees night, and freezing weather cooler than the previous record extended south to the Texas for the date, set in 1855. It was Panhandle and east to Upper the second day in a row that Michigan. new lows w&'e set In the city. and Cleveland, Columbus In Wyoming, Laiamie report Ohio and Pit Youngstown, zero, ed a reading of Pa., reported record the coldest in the nation. Chey- tsburgh, all in the temperatures, high enne dipped to 7 and Lander Groups KARA AND INGA LOCATIONS are shown In this newsmap as they churn about the Atlantic. Kara, called a tropical storm and not a hurricane, today was time 300 miles south of Cape Hatteras, N.C. and the same distance southeast of Charleston, S.C. The weather bureau bas downgraded Inga to a "tropical depression" with winds of only 35 to 40 miles per hour. Inga once was of hurricane proportions and for a time threatened to " ving tropical storm on record. become the shown sarlier moving southlongest-'Kva, ningliam a "very important permitted a number of high- west bad halted today and was expected to swell to near hurricane force toon Is, Monday. maps, or to little income had a reading of only 10. Big pay persons person" and urged itauonmasThe early autumn blizzard night and move north. Small craft along the North and South Carolina coasts were 4. of ters (o make sure the train be no tax on their income." a had reading Piney to that in (Herald-LP1964 warned I tax of A dumped snow on the Telepbotos) stay port. on schedule. Estes Park led Colorado cit Treasury study Rockies and the Plains, strandies with a reading of Christy said he bad "no returns of four persons with and the thermometer plunged ing 700 travelers in Nebraska, ranging from $6 particular knowledge of this incomes million to $10 million showed to three-beloat Fraser. Other moved into Canada today but telegram." taxes income no had Alamosa with a light snow flurries persisted it included lows they paid Though the railroad claims has lost $1.6 million dollars an- becauje w gifts to charity mat zero, Colorado Springs 5, Gree near Lake Superior and along border. the California-Orego- n lev 12 and Pueblo 23. group," Christy said under nually because of passenger dis equalled what would have been In Denver where a record 27 Scattered light rain fell along a interest in the Zephyr, Greene owed on their taxable income in "What if you're a congress- is trying to prove the Zephyr's taxes. inches of snow has fallen so far new cold front stretching from These taxpayers, thus, had man? Would there be a letter failure to be on time has re this month, Public Works Dep' northwest Florida to New York. the choice between a gift to Houses were pried from their or telegram?" Greene asked. sulted In financial losses. Fred Watts esti MIAMI (UPI) Tropical ings wee expected to be issued should remain in port and those uty Manager charity frequently a founda storm Kara headed north later for the coast from Cape along Hie outer North Carolina mated the cost to the city as foundations as the Cuivre River tion bearing their name or a level at toward the Carolina coast today Looko'it to Oregon Inlet, N.C. capes shuuld seek safe harbor," no teoS than $300,000. Street and rose slowly above flood Old Monroe Moscow worked and crews payment to the government. have Mills, sanitation and weathermen warned that it "Small craft along the North the National Hurricane Center day and night fixing streets and Mo. Flood waters reachedthe would reach hurricane strength and South coasts said. Carolina level of roof tops Monday, but picking up fallen branches. Bill later in (he day. At Colorado Springs, officials the river crested early toddy The itason's 11th tropical were estimating it would take and began to recede. Nearly 10 storm, which stalled south of city forestry crews about two inches of raki in the past two Cape Haueras during the night, months to clean up and dispose days inundated the two commu began moving toward the north of all the tree limbs broken by nities northwest of St. Louis. -WASHINGTON The (UPI) battle on American soil and SAIGON again tris morning with top The heavy National the heavy snow. ex temperature from American GIi on the1 their children have to fig1 It." Senate passed and sent to the winds of 60 miles an hour. snow also brought an early tremes Monday ranged from 15 to bill House a White Monday seaman James HenVietnam moratorium: Navy At 9 am. the storm wa close to the Pikes Peak high below zero at Laramie, Wyo., increase benefits to widows and "I think they (the demonstra- dricks, 23, of Lubbock, Tex. located about 225 miles south of way that spirals up the 14,110- - to 92 at Macon, Ga. The Macon of servicechildren dependent 32 near latitude foot tors) are making it harder on "All those young dudes. Waat men when Cape trouble started Hat?ras, The STEPHENS GLENN peak. reading was a record high for ffho die on active duty. By the prospects for a negotiated do they know about what is north, longitude 75.5 west. It at Brainerd In Colorado, the State Patrol this late in tie year. students Negro Tenn. would The measure (UPI) CHATTANOOGA, on over here? Have they provide was peace settlement but I think it's going At least six Western cities School protested the use moving toward the north at The Confederate flag, the High still something that should be ever had to go out and pick up $187 monthly for a recruit's five to 10 miles an hour. of the Confederate symbols In record low temperareported and the nickname with $135 "Djxie" song done." Spec. 5 John Haug.23, teir buddies In a basket?" Sfc. widow, compared school's the with tures connection a frigid 3 above that Forecasters Monday, of predicted "Rebels" are the ingredients Gerald E. Collins of Fayette-vill- now. The benefits would be of Madison, Wis. zero at Denver, Colo., shattered teams. athletic to the that school would veer Kara so a that a scaled controversy upward high "I sure think they should let "As N.C., a Green Beret. to the point by 25 degrees the previous long as it s peaceful, it's general's widow would receive northeast tonight after reaching has developed into a major city It has grown the war be run by the people low set 84 years ago. record - issue. warnGale commission hurricins where the $426 intensity. city monthly. that are supposed to run it. And okay." Sgt. Chalres Wagner, 22, Search parties rescued a total of Ripley, Okla. ordered a curfew from 7 p.m. of 60 persons stranded in snows they should support the United States the way they're supposed "It doesn't bother me a bit. I Monday until 7 a.m. today for up to 30 inches deep in the to." WO Thomas McDonald, 21, don't like those hippies and all persons under 21. Mayor A, Colorado Rockies. if to want protesters, but they of Brewster, Ohio. also the curfew Bendersaid L protest, let them go ahead." ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPI) WAGES CAMPAIGN "This is my second time over Pfc. of Fred White, 19, prohibited motorcades, gather killed were Six persons here. I believe in fighting WINCHCOMB. England Torrance, Calif. ings of more than six persons Monday in the first fatal plane (UPI)-Th- ree d communism. local men in this hipsilould all them "They give and the sale of liquor after 7 crash at Anchorage Internation tiny English village will be pies and people who disagreed uniforms and send them over al Airport since it began with the war I can't see." Spec. here without a p.m. brought to court soon for not gun. They are service in 1951. IKenneth Pounds, 21, of Desert curfew the announced Bender attending church. sorry and unpatriotic." Sfc. The victims died when a Businessman Ken Smith is Center, Calif. of white persons crowds after Johnny Kogor of Goldsboro, -' engine Cessna 206 bringing action against the "I think these people are N.C. estimated at more than 500 single and burned on the three crashed 17th under century at the Brainerd "I haven't even heard about going to be extremely sorry gathered feconds after takeoff. laws runway sabbath because he, SaturIn life. . .if there ever it," Spec. 4 James Lollis, 21, of later on village shopping center Airport officials said the himself, was recently fined $60 comes a time when there's a Winston-SaleN.C. day and Sunday nights protestErnest Allman, 49, of under the laws for selling pilot, 200 ing a move by the school's Ancho'-age- , was flying five goods on a Sunday. Negro students to drop the electricians of Alaska Bussell "I snnll wage a campaign to symbols. Electric Co. to Trading Bay, prosecute people until this About 200 white students of a about across act is ancient flight ridiculous B r a i n e r d's 1,300 - member Cook Imet from Anchorage. scrapped," said SmiKi. student body gathered outside the school Monday morning to demand that the students be NOW PLAYING allowed to vote on the symbols. Most of them went to classes OPEN 7 at after being ordered to go inside ATLANTA (UPI)-- A ELDORADO 7:30-11:prom- his frienas, killed in battle. Yet or return home. inent psychiatrist said today he returns to hear the war is ODD COUPLE 9:35 ONLY antiwar demonstrations might worthless His predictable reacSATURDAY MATINEE ELDORADO ONLY 2 P.M. THEATRES NOW-- AT 2 have a positive effect on tion 's one of hostil'ty and American policy but they could frustration." ( BIG FEATURES ) be disastrous for the man caught m the middle - the Vietnam veteran. Dr Alfred A. Messer recently i finished a study of the Vietnam veteran. He said the study showed a unique type of battle that hit the KAilCSXETS fatigue one X II ltH,-- Of t veteran after he was home ABILENE, Kan. (UPI- )the on to walk moon, makes OGUUnd again. He said there was Embeaded in history as a APOLLO 11 ASTRONAUT NEIL ARMSTRONG, first man of danger of this "mourning frontier cattle town and birth- overtures to a reluctant Wendy Jane Smith, 2, as she is held by a bobby in front IGV f reaction" being heightened by place o! Dwight D. Eisenhower, the American Embassy in London. Armstrong and his fellow crewmen, Edwin AlJrin fVM t 4 such as Wed- Abilene was in the spotlight Jr. and Michael Collins, were arriving for a press conference. They are on a 'round the as thousands world tour. (Herald-LP- I nesday's Vietnam moratorium. again today ncHHicoioir Telephoto) PARAMOUNT PICTUBE "The American serviceman is witnessed the dedication of a UNTA- e caught in the middle by these commemorative stamp American Fork demonstrations," Mes-- 1 ing th former President, 'Mickey Mouse's CORAL 1st Show 7:15 p.m. P1 ser said in an exclusive Todav would have been Ike's Birthday Party" in!erv!ew. ''He has no say in 79th bvrhday. IF IT'S TUESDAY THIS U.S. foreign policy, but when he Many observers iTere stamp MUST BE BELGIUM" GENEVA first-da- y returns from Vietnam he is collectors seeking "BLACKBOARD'S called a fool, a redneck or a cancellations of the stamp, iflOfWIZ Pleasant Grove I 7:15 Show killer. SWftWI 1 whose extra-larg- e p.m. vertical forIwlTFCilLStCT GHOST" I i "You "an't imagine thp effect mat beirs a portrait based on a 5 I V f fclWWIH RMBOHOfFS PR000Cn 2 i LOVE THE BUG UINTA Cont. from 5:30 p.m. these r'emonstrations might newspaper photograph of EisenJ ! GENEVA Open 7:00 Show 7:30 have on a veteran," he said. hower beaming his famous "He na seen other men, often smile aboard. President Myron Christy's testimviw came Monday during the sixth day of Interstate Commerce hearings into the railroad's application to discontinue the Zephyr. Ciristy told Thunaa Greene, special assistant attorney gen eral for Utah, tne "special performance" requests were "not unusual." "We do this for every tour nine-belo- Kara Changes Direction, Threatens To Become Hurricane; Craft Warned n. Vets Give Varying Reactions to Protest (UPI)-Comm- w Would Boost Benefits of Vet Families 'Dixie', Confederate Flag Causes Race Strife ents; 6 Killed In e, Anchorage Air Crash Long-haire- y JiWn Protests Adversely Affect Vets, Says Prominent Psychiatrist p.m.-SHO- WS 20 2 Stamp Honors Eisenhower At Abilene Event r .ilU M. tatty mime dsn )riVh Z.i Mr UL tfeopte HI CO-HI- T honor-massiv- Herald Want Ads Get Results CO-HI- T tut Hutt m CasflaKeep -T BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! 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