World Tax Burden Varies Across Cities Says AP Survey
An Associated Press study shows households in six world centers pay a wide tax range. A $100,000-year man in each city is taxed differently with taxes in New York, Frankfurt, London, Paris, Tokyo and Rio de Janeiro illustrating high and low income tax and indirect levies. In the United States, workers earned $440 billion and paid $128 billion in taxes last year.
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New York
Associated Press
Frankfurt
London
Paris
Tokyo
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
England
Japan
United States
The
Tax Foundation
U.S
Kenosha dog catcher forfeits $10 bond in court
Kenosha dog catcher Ralph Thomas forfeited a $10 bond in County Judge Urban Zievers' court on Wednesday. He faced a charge of allowing his dog to run loose.
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Kenosha
Kenosha, Wis
Ralph Thomas
Urban Zievers
Lockheed to Roll Out Cargo Jet C-151 Starlifter
Lockheed announced the unveiling date of August 22 for the C-151 Starlifter, the first jet powered aircraft designed strictly as a cargo plane. The jet has a 160 foot wingspan and will carry a 96,000 pound payload.
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Marietta, Ga
Lockheed-Georgia Co
Lockheed
Fairmont Airman Cited for Heroism
Fairmont Minn. Lt. Frederic M. Donohue received a U S Air Medal for heroism as helicopter pilot in California. Group Capt K Bolitho of RAAF Canberra presented the award to Donohue, on exchange with Australia. He flew into the Sierra Nevada Mountains to rescue a man from a 1200 foot cliff on Sept 3.
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Sydney
Australia
Frederic M. Donohue
Fairmont Minn
U.S
K. Bolitho
Royal Australian Air Force
Canberra
Donohue
U.S. Air Force
Australian Air Force
Sierra Nevada
California
Fairmont Named HQ for 1964 Republican Convention
The Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco is selected as the headquarters for the 1964 Republican National Convention. The rival St Francis Hotel was chosen as the official hotel for distinguished guests.
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San Francisco
Fairmont Hotel
St. Francis Hotel
Sioux City to Retrain Ex Packers
SIOUX CITY IOWA The Sioux City Board of Education will back a program to retrain former Armour & Co. workers as auto mechanics. The plan uses Central and East high schools facilities, funded by the Federal Manpower Retraining Act, to train about 16 workers idle since the June 16 Armour plant closure. Subistence allowances would be paid during the 50 week course.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Central
East High
Dender
Armour Plant
What It Means to Be an American Negro in 1963
An Associated Press report captures views of Charleston South Carolina leaders and NAACP officials on racial crisis amid a summer of unrest. Herbert Fielding calls for equality and restraint while acknowledging enduring hate that fuels violence and fear across the nation.
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U. S
U.S
Associated Press
Herbert Fielding
Charleston
S.C
The
National Asso
Fielding
Williams
NAACP
Georgia
I. Dequincey Newman
South Carolina
Newman
Columbia
Howard E. Wright
Allen University
Cedric Hart
Arlene Turns Into Big Storm Again
Arlene strengthened to a tropical storm heading toward Bermuda with winds 50 to 60 mph. The center lay about 380 miles southwest of Bermuda moving northeast at 14 mph. Small craft were advised to seek harbor as the storm’s path and intensity increase. Meanwhile reporters document racial tensions and leadership debates across South Carolina and North Carolina amid calls for immediate civil rights action.
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Weather Bureau
Arlene
Bermuda
Busy Bag Boy Blocks Bandits In Louisville Store
In Louisville two women entered a South Louisville food store and demanded money. A bag boy, surprised while going to get shopping baskets, faced the pair as they tried to kidnap him. They fled when a store official locked the doors and police began a search.
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Louisville
Pipestone Youth Cited as Leader at National Session
Thirteen youths from across the United States and Canada were honored for leadership at a VIP recognition session during the American Institute of Cooperation summer conference. Honorees included Dorothy Wilkin of Mount Vernon Iowa representing the American Farm Bureau Federation and Robert Pantekoek of Pipestone Minnesota representing Distributive Education Clubs of America.
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Lincoln, Neb
Canada
American Institute of Cooperation
Dorothy Wilkin
Mount Vernon
Iowa
American Farm Bureau Federation
Robert Pantekoek
Pipastone
Minn
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Pickets Return to Brooklyn Hospital Site After Truce
Pickets resume protests at the Downstate Medical Center construction site in Brooklyn defying a truce brokered by six Brooklyn clergymen after a meeting with Governor Rockefeller. About 100 police maintain order as Arnold Goldwag leads 21 pickets and more than 860 have been arrested since July 10 at the medical center.
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New York
Brooklyn
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arnold Goldwag
Congress of Racial Equality
Goldwag
Downstate Medical Center
William A. Jones Jr
Jones
Arlene Churns Toward Bermuda
The revived Arlene, first storm of the 1963 hurricane season, churned toward Bermuda with gale wind threats. After fizzling, Arlene regenerated Wednesday night and top winds reached 60 miles an hour in squalls. The Miami Weather Bureau warned winds would increase to gale force.
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Miami
Fla
Arlene
Bermuda
Bills Picked Up in 20 Minutes
A postal money bag carrying about $100,000 fell from a transfer wagon in Los Angeles. The bag was run over by a train and burst, scattering $20 bills along the track. An railroad employee said the money was recovered in about 20 minutes with no wind aiding dispersion.
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Los Angeles
Search Continues For Missing U S Army Plane In Korea
In Seoul Korea a light Army plane is missing since Sunday with five officers and one enlisted man aboard. The AP reports crews scoured the area and searched rugged terrain as authorities pursued leads and ruled out some crash possibilities.
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Seoul
Korea
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