European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 13, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday october 13, 1964 the stars and stripes Page 7 for avoiding Legal loopholes sen. Long urges tax 6bonus9 scram make my a St Odeat with an lbs Button b ire the bum s Rush by a pull clothes cop at a Goldwater rally b Teaneck . Gop officials called the month unruly Tat reporters said he appeared to be caning no trouble. A photo Washington a treas Ury officials arc paying increasing attention to a proposal that would give a Bonus to the tax payer who does t use any of the Legal loopholes. The plan As originally advanced by sen. Russell Long d la., would provide Relief for High bracket taxpayers who do not claim any of the Many special categories which offer tax  trying unsuccessfully to attach the proposal to the 1m4income tax Bill Long broadened and revised it and put it in the congressional record just before Congress adjourned. While the measure had no Chance of Pas Sage at that Point Long obviously hoped to generate discussion. Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon and other top Treasury officials believe the idea has Merit but they Are not committed to support it. Treas Ury technicians helped Long in rating up the  latest version of the plan a talks the optional method of curing income tax which has Pectal interest for Alrh bracket come taxpayers and it adds some automatic tax saving ten ures for Middle and Low income Holch will apply in ims. N mar de Man who earns $100,000 a ear and takes the Standard do action would pay a rate of 60 or cent on part of his Inco mend his total tax would be $42,000. Under the optional plan the Holch St rate would be 45 per cent and his lax would he 138.500. Quit studying go to work some Grad students told Minneapolis up far too Many Young people Are Tak ing master and doctor s de Grees in american universities the family economics Bureau of to Coin a phrase put your Money where Bank is san Francisco a ban of California employees showed up for work packing Piggy Banks old Coffee cans wastebaskets and cookie  san Francisco one employee brought a Mountaineer s Brandy ask attached to a 172-Pound St.  the Homey containers Wen emptied at the Bank s 41offices in California Oregon and Washington they made a pile of178,742 coins. Bank officials said the coins will be put into circulation to help overcome the Coin  said the Bank s one Day drive proved their belief that people hold a significant vol ume of coins at Home for no special reason. Fights prejudice lathe to drum of her famous tra a father. Or. Booker , mrs. Margaret w. Cabness 43, works to eliminate racial Bias. After completing her work As a Counselor Ata Talala a University. She will return to Oakland Calif where she was formerly a social studies teacher. A Northwestern National life insurance co., says. Of the 100,000 graduate Stu anti in the universities this tall Large number ought to quit and9 to work at jobs they Are ulsted for and can get the Corn any said. The company in t making Theta tement entirely on its own. It quotes placement officials of 17jading universities. A Tew said the demand for men with graduate degrees still is running Well ahead of the Supply. Others Saida too Many Young people Are Akong master s and doctor s de Grees just to get out of military ervice or to postpone gelling out to the competitive world and making a living. Others just re Gard a graduate degree As a so Cial status Symbol and some just want to be perpetual study Ali science Field in the sciences and for those who wish to be professors the graduate degrees Are essential of course the University people said. But most said tar too Man people Are taking graduate de Trees Lor the wrong reasons Amack special aptitudes to do Well in the Fields they have chosen to study. The element of timing commented on by George Washington University which said by the time a student receives a graduate degree in some areas his knowledge is not usable be cause of rapid technological advances better to take such study concurrently with employment after a period of  not weight but the wait causes faints los Angeles a space Ravelero take note weightless Ess can t Hurt you. Says a space Medicine . Lawrence e. Lamb told a meeting of the american College physicians Here that it was t weightlessness which has made astronauts feel faint after land in. " every problem that has  to weightlessness has first million the hardest Hartford Conn. Up John w. Foley an employee o the travellers insurance co., a millionaire for nearly is hours Here. Foley asked a clerk at Hartford National Bank and trus co. For a $12.95 Check. He did no notice it at the time but the Teller had written him a Che for $1,000,012.86. About six hours later the ban caught the mistake and Fole was informed of his Short live Fortune. You read about these thing in the paper Foley said by you Don t think it will Ever happen to  then what can confinement and inactivity Wen duplicated by inactivity one periods of confinement to hairs and  Lamb said. Legs . Astronauts exercised their rms on Mercury flights. They hould have exercised their legs Aid Lamb because these Arete biggest Muscles in the body and this is where pooling of blood sets in that causes fainting after  said the Only effect now at Rob used to weightlessness is thu it contributes to inactivity by decreasing the work Load. It much easier to perform any task under conditions of weightless  is chief of the clan la sciences division of the school aerospace Medicine. Brooks Al Torce base Tex. One killed 10 Hur n Alabama crash Pell City Ala. Up 11-year-old Pittsburgh Man was tilled and 10 others were injure in a head on collision five mile South of Here on . 231.the victim was identified Linard Lindsey state Toone reported. The injured were Lake to Birmingham hospitals. Least four were in serious coi  troopers said the acc Lac was Between a pickup truck Ana station Wagon with Penns Vanla tags.  under the reduced n ites Leopard shot after mauling . Newsboy Winston Salem. . Up 14-year-old newspaper boy making his deliveries was at asked and mauled by a 100 Wund Indian Leopard on thereat porch of a Home. Police killed the beast and the boy was rushed to a Hospital where authorities said he was not seriously injured. The youth John Edwin Sealey offered lacerations on the neck and . John o Brien pastor of or lady of mercy roman Cath lie Church saw the youngster mauled by the animal As their lest prepared for n mass Short y after 7  emptied the pastor summoned  l. E. Covington arrived n a radio car and shot the animal once through the head. In Rolman c. D. Ellis emptied his38-Cal service revolver into the Leopard. Ellis said the  to the boy s neck and Houlder and was mauling Hima both thrashed on the porch. Ellis said investigation showed he Leopard belonged to e. L. Honeywell. An animal  appeared in a show Here recently. Honeywell who Tilso owns lion and Bear had penned the Leopard in a trailer in bark Ole House near where the Anima attacked Young Sealey. He said he had no idea How it cot Loose. Honeywell said he intended to stuff the carcass. Under Long s proposal no tax payer would pay More than a 50 per cent Rote unless he chose Topay the higher rate and take advantage of Many special feature such As different treatment for capital gains income or itemized deductions. Treasury figures Snow that even though the theoretical tax rate runs up to ii per cent under the old tax Law the great major Ity of High income taxpayers have paid less than 50 per cent of their Gross income. Some person with millions in income paid no tax at All. Congress deluged Long contends that the High rates combined with the use of tax avoidance devices by Man very wealthy taxpayers have d Many taxpayers to the con usion the tax system is con Statory and unfair. Others. Ave deluged congest with Leas for special  included in the plan is a pro Ision for raising the Selling rom 11,000 to 12.000 on Theta Dard deduction. Thus a tax Ayer with income of 120.000 who lad 11.250 in personal deductions could forget about itemizing de actions and take the Standard eduction of 10 per cent which a is Case would be 12,000. This would be a saving of about 1200 inked teacher Vot laughing at teen age prank9 Hollywood up it May have been a premature Hallow Een prank but Hollywood professional school teacher Jona than Lippert. 14. Firemen and policemen weren t laughing. An unidentified assailant believed to be a teen Ager in Terri Lippert s classroom garbed i yellow jacket with a Hood Ove his face and a shawl. The you looked at Lippert then hit her in the face with a yellow Ballo tilled with Black Ink. As the assailant fled the room he pulled a fire alarm sol Tel these kids watch too Muc television now Doyo grumble a fireman. Or a married taxpayer. The latest proposal also in Ludes a provision for raising the minimum Standard deduction by100. This would provide further a Relief for persons at the Lowr end of the income scale. However the heart of the proposal is the optional feature per mitting taxpayers a lower rate i icy give up some special Bene lat of $700 million the plan would mean a reve be loss of $700 million com tired to the $12 billion reduction the 1064 tax Law and it is not in signed to bring general lax re if. Us purpose is to help spread i tax Burden and perhaps Starti movement towards Stream Len no the tax Law said  believes his proposal is he Best Way to Start eliminating Many tax  As he rails  officials seem to agree hut there is no Assurance hat they will support the plan in Congress next Vear. President Nanson has said excise taxes will he Cut next year meaning further drop in Revenue. Any More tax changes prob ably will depend on the state of the Economy and the condition of the budget. Well at least he s looking for work new York api Robert  jr., 10, son of the demo cratic candidate for the Senate filled out a form for the Start of school and gave his father s occupation As  the teacher said that did look too Good and i agree said the father who resigned As at Torney general to run for the of  my son wrote in looking for higher political office hoarded. To Railroad to show Neil movies in trains Washington and Chicago and the National Between Baltimore Baltimore up the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans to begin showing current release Hollywood movie aboard its trains in mid novem  Kelstrup director of to s passenger services said the movies the first Ever offered by a Railroad will be shown to Pullman and coach passengers without any extra  films will be supplied by inflight motion pictures inc. The same company which provides films shown by trans world air lines and Pakistan International airlines on trans Ocran and trans Continental Jet airliners. They will be shown on the rail Road s feature passenger trains the Capitol Between Baltimore Hutu Iii us Iwach uni Washington and St. Louis. Inflight engineers will shortly begin installation of the Auto Matic project equipment to rehoused in special compartments built into the ceilings of the  up to two hours 19 minutes Long May be shown without interruption