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Show Wedding 1 j , Bells To Ring BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Joining the June brides thia year will be Miss Marsha Lynn Lee of Salt Lake City, who will become the bride of Larry Curtis Johnson of Perry. Parents of the future bride are Mr. and Mrs. Willard Le Roy Lee of Salt Lake City and the prospective bride, groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Johnson of Perry. The couple will be wed June 7 in the Salt Lake LDS temple, v 1th a reception honoring them fiat evening at the Shalimar leception center in Salt Lake By Rep Lee is a graduate of j Miss (ranite High school and Brig. lm Young university and the flture bridegroom is a grad. ite of Box Elder High school, aid has served an LDS mis. son to Denmark. He served wjth the US Army for two years house will be 'in honor JOpencouple on Saturday, June at the home of the bride, Perry. A frrdial invitation is extended friends and relatives of the to attend. t jouple DUP News : n CAMP of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will hold their meeting on Fri. day, May 24, at 2 p.m. at the home of Lois Wright, 334 East Sixth South. A good at-- j of members is tendance j i BEEHIVE Miss Marsha Lynn Lee will recite vows TO BE WED with Larry Curtis Johnson of Perry in the Salt Lake LDS temple. desired. v. r. Weather Varies lf W' 1 f In This Locale 4 of weather has been reported in the Brigham A variety v ,V' j -- I , '?&! 4. v . . L ft r,v Jr" orig-lnaal- - total of .48 of an inch of moisture has been record, ed this week, according to Charles Clifford, local weath-e- r observer. A mercury read, ings and moisture count are listed as follows: .03 Wednesday June 5th r' 7Iip wMi - V U i JULIE ANN BEECHER Couple Sets Date for June Temple Ceremony Mr. and DE WAYNE MISTER roeert REVUE RANDELLS CHAMPION IQUtlBRIST TRICKSTERS THBIUS AMAZINO BOLlYWOOD ELEPHANT act South of the Arctic Circle Sponsored by the Brigham City Jaycees Mrs. Delmont Beecher 15 are and largely inadequate. g The statutes of 1961 have been effective to some degree in this regard but ex. perience has shown that even they are but a partial solu-tioNo substantive legls. latlon of significance in these areas has been enacted since then. A comprehensive legislative package for updating the battle against organized crime is now being developed in the Congress. I hope that it will be acted upon soon. I d full-scal- e feet. SIX MORE INCREASES are scheduled for the next 20 years, under the 1967 Social Security amendments which took effect on Jan. 1. If no further Increases are enacted-aassumption far from cer. tain in the light of past the Foundation 1987 the maxi, points out-- by mum annual tax per employee n Economists have also ex. pressed concern over changes in the Social Security program which tend to make it more of a welfare. type and less of an lnsurance.based operation. assistance Welfare. t ype should be frankly recognized as such, and kept clearly sep. arate from the lnsurance-typfunding of Social Security, they say. Critics are also concern, ed that people now retiring are receiving Social Security ben. eflts disproportionately high in relation to their own contrl. buttons, at the expense of the next generation of workers. d A 1968. salaried worker mm WEEK 4tf9-t2- 5 REALTORS A professional in real eswho subscribes to a strict code of ethics as a member of the local and state boards and of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. tate Toinr alwoygeT GOQDJOOD at the e will have risen to $920.40. The most recent Social SeThis is $234 (34 percent) above the 1968 maximum tax, nearly curity tax increases were to finance Increased five times that of 1958, and more than 15 times that of benefits beginning in March, 1948. ffomes Mere Security Starts --Don't Wait In 'S8 The across-the-boar- d SPIKE CAFE Corinne, Utah Breakfast from 6 a.m. weekdays - from 8:30 Sundays. ORIENTAL FOOD (specializing in Shrimp and Chow Mein) 5 p.m to 12. Friday and Saturday tc 1 :30 a.m. Sunday - 5 to 10 p.m in Utah with a wife and four child, ren, taking standard Income tax deductions on an annual salary of $7,800, will pay less in combined Federal and state income taxes this year than will be paid on his earn. Ings (by himself and his em. ployer) In Social Security taxes, the Foundation report, ed. Federal Income tax 11a. billty would be $521.40 and state income tax liability $88.03, a total of $609.43. KAREN TROSETH soon to be Mrs. WAYNE I'INDEMAN has registered her choices on our bridal registry J Reception May 31, Bear River Ward Cultural Hall presently doing, we can at least do what is necessary to PALMER JEWELRY BRIGHAM CITY 20 Years of Bridal Counseling put the hoodlums and rackete. ers who operate in this country in the jails where they belong. & show and tell fashions t i of 1112 from their own special department at BLOCKS! commander. YORK (UPI) A stranger can make your birthday an occasion for celebration for him, not for you. The stranger In this ca.se Is the thief who can get Into your HAV0RS 20' 25' - FREE LITTER BAGS litllr while stars embroidered all over mjr Kile Creenaway apron dress, The iltarhed spron and collar are dashed with lace and ribbon bowl. It's done in SOi Forlrel. 50 Avril rayon blend, food alains, spills wash right out. Pink or lemon. Sires 9, 12, 18 mos. 1 Twinkle, (winkle. I've safe without cracking it. Bo don't use the date of birth lock aa the combination when you set the numerical series, advises Sherman Van Andel, security specialist of the Burn Detective Agency. The smart yegg tries to And out when you were born. If that numerical series doesnt work, hell look for the right numbers on your calendar pad or on the underside of your blotter. The camouflage of an x" or a scries of them in front or back won't fool him, (3m?eH 808 SOUTH MAIN STREET Open 11 q.m. to 11 P.m. MINNEAPOLIS (LTD Four kernels of rorn contain 3 500 calories, or enough heat energy to boll water equal to1 1 5 times the weight of the kernels, rejiort plant geneth Istj for Cargill. Ine . a major seer rsvorllioiiw . 4 2 95 I'm mad about the llower power of my iwingy Kale Creenaway. It hai s white poet's collar and bow Done in crisp, , . . it's own solid pastel petlislip. 65 Dacron-3brcety-carcotton voile. 7 95 Pink or blue. Sizes 2 lo 6. either. ? non-prof- it Many employers are forced to absorb the employee por tion of the Social Security tax through wage Increases and must therefore carry the en. tire burden. Some economists are concerned with the threat to the national economy which is posed by rising Social Sec. urity costs, especially when the total (combined employer and employee) tax rate goes beyond 10 percent as it is scheduled to do in 1971. The future bridegroom is a graduate of Box Elder High school and LDS Seminary and has fulfilled a mission to Southern Australia. He is presently enrolled at Utah State university, where he is currently the US Army ROTC brigade SLUSHES - traf-fickin- g 8 i Beecher Avenue, Brigham City, announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Julie Ann Beecher, to J. Penton Hollist, son of Mr. and Mrs. WiHiam D. Hollist of 276 North Second East, Brigham City. The couple will be united in marriage in the Salt Lake LDS temple, and they have chosen June 21 for their wedding day. They will be honored at a reception that evening in the LDS Indian chapel. Miss Beecher is a graduate of Box Elder High school and LDS Seminary, and she has attended the Church College of New Zealand, University of Utah and Brigham Young university. She has fulfilled a mission to Australia, and is . presently employed at Thiokol Chemical coropra-tion- NEW ALL the American public at the very time when we are being asked to make financial sacrifices to combat Inflation, cut the budget deficit, and pay for the Increased cost of the war. The organized criminals of crea-ture- s today are generally not of poverty and despair although surely they principal, ly feed upon the victims of poverty and despair. crime cannot be met with programs whose impact will not be felt for 20 years. It requires immediately ef. fective solutions, laws and law enforcement. Part of the responsibility for enacting the laws lies with the executive branch of the federal government. In my view, existing fed-erstatutes specifically aim ed at gambling, narcotics Social Security taxes have been raised seven times in the past decade, compared to five times in the 1948-5de. cade, and no Increase in the first decade of the program.. 1938.48, according to a re. search brief issued this week by Utah Foundation, a private public service agency. The Increase which took ef. feet Jan. 1, raising the cover, ed wage base from $6,600 to $7,700, brings to $686.40 the maximum annual tax for one employee (half of it paid by the employee, half by his This is $105.60, employer). or 18.2 per cent above the maximum Social Security tax in 1967, 3.6 times the maxi, mum tax in 1958, and more than 11 times the maximum in 1948 when the original (1937) schedules were still In ef. younger ladies like to choose .30 .15 TROUPE ;anine TEETERBOARD y But I cite these figures to show the staggering sums that are being siphoned from fed-era- High Low Moist. AMAZING AGILE ACROBATS In Social Security Taxes believe that the single most important step the Con. war gress could take in the ' crime against organized would be the enactment of leg. islation permitting electronic easves. down.... dropping. Passage of a broad-e- r I do not suggest that all witness Immunity pro. the money that is thus being cedure would also be highly of I realize, significant. pol poured into the coffers of course, that more than even organized crime could or even these statutes are necessary war if it is to be a l should be diverted to the government. Infact, I that we are to fight and win. And fight and win we must. think it would be a good idea if it were spread around for It seems to me that if Amer. use by some of us non.racke. leans can try to run the of the world, as we are teers who do pay our taxes. city area during the past week. Included have been warm temperatures and cool; sun. shine and cloudy skies; rain, hail, thunder and lightning. High and low That organized crime in the United States is big business is pointed up dramatically by a recent report of the Presl. dents Crime commission. For example, the commis. sion reports that organized crime reaps a profit of $7 billion per year through illegal gambling activities. Traffic in drugs is another real mon. rack. ey maker for the tters. The illegal heroin trade along brings in $350 million annually, with trade in marijuana and hallucinatory drugs such as LSD also contributing substantially to the take. Loan sharking, the lending of money at higher rates than the limit allowed by law, the found to be commission crimes second largest source of revenue. An. nual receipts from this type of activity are, according to the commission, in the multi-billiodollar range. In light of these reliable estimates, it seems fair to place the revenues from these three illegal activities at nothing less than $10 billion a year, or $50 for every man, woman and child in America. This is approximately one-haof the entire cost of the war in Vietnam for the fiscal year 1967, almost the exact amount of the federal budget deficit of $9.9 billion for the same year, and half again the $6.3 billion the president said his 10 percent sur. tax on incomes would produce In the first year. It is interesting to note the Crime commissions finding that if organized crime paid income tax on every cent of t.ieir vast earnings, everybodys tax bill would go in benefits is 13 per cent while minimum monthly payments are raised 25 per Estimated flrst-yea- r cent. cost of the 1967 Social Sec. urity amendments is $3.6 bll. lion, a compromise between the $3.4 billion program approved by the House This is about $77 (11 percent) and the $5.8 billion program less than will be collected in voted by the Senate. Social Security taxes on his earnings. More Frequent Raises Now Laurence J. Burton big-tim- e apo. in Increase IVashington Uty. parents Thursday, May 23, 1968 Report From Whe-e-e! . . . A p ty dress I can play in, too. My pretty Kate Creenaway la done in wear like a BLOCKS cr'cru OPEN FRIDAY bear, durable press Furtrcl polyesler and narrow wale cotton pique. It needs no pressing even alter machine washing and drying It has a acarf tie with loop closing . . . flultery fronl kick pleats. Blue or pink. Sizes 2 lo 4T, 3 TILL 8 p.m. to6X. 6 95 |