Oil Tax Loopholes Targeted by Douglas in Senate Speech
Sen Paul H Douglas of Illinois cited an oil operator earning 28.7 million dollars in 1960 who paid no federal income tax as an example of loopholes in oil and gas taxation. He warned of six oil millionaires paying little in 1960 taxes per treasury records and urged reform. Taft-Goldwater race note: Rep Robert Taft said he would run on a Goldwater GOP ticket, calling the remark inaccurate.
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Johnson urges merit based hiring to end minority bias
President Johnson told 64 business executives at the White House that no one should be exploited or denied work due to minority status, stressing merit and ability. Jacqueline Kennedy will observe a full year of mourning and limit public engagements to avoid involvement in the 1964 campaign.
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Humphrey criticizes public works bill language as discriminatory
Washington AP report notes Sen. Hubert Humphrey denounces conference language restricting funds to community facilities only, affecting northern states like Minnesota amid a harsh winter. The $4.4 billion package includes $95 million less than the Senate vote, with major allocations for flood control, irrigation, and power projects and a list of Minnesota and Missouri Basin sites.
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Some Dogs Aren't Made to Be Tough
Boston police add a gentle German shepherd named Anka to their ranks. Anka, three years old, prefers people and affection over intimidation, leading Deputy Supt William A Bradley to order her dismissal. Officials must decide whether to sell or destroy the dog.
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Deer chased through Pueblo street as water moat freezes
In subzero cold a deer escaped the city deer park moat, bolted into a busy Pueblo street and was lassoed by a police officer.
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Marina Oswald Seeks Life After Tragedy in Dallas
Marina Oswald, 22, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, remains under Secret Service guard in the Dallas area. She concentrates on care of her two daughters, learning English, sewing, and adjusting to a life funded by more than 12 thousand dollars in aid and 1 thousand letters from sympathizers.
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Mill City Priest James Reardon Dies at 91 in Prayer
Msgr. James M. Reardon, longtime pastor of Basilica of St. Marys in Minneapolis, dies during his morning prayer. A Canadian native ordained by Archbishop Ireland, he served the Archdiocese since 1898, edited the Catholic Bulletin, and led the 9th National Eucharistic Congress in 1941.
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Major Farm Leaders at Windom
A Wednesday clearinghouse event in Windom Minnesota gathers 800 farmers at the Heron Lake Cooperative Hatchery high school auditorium to hear leaders from the National Farmers Organization Minnesota Farm Bureau Minnesota Farmers Union and the Agriculture Stabilization Committee. Speakers include Oren Staley Clarence Myers Edwin Christanson Clint Hess Milton Maxwell and state government representatives Governor Rolvaag or Lt. Gov. Keith. Speechmaking starts at 8 p.m.
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Ex-Dictator Peron Faces Extradition Request From Argentina
Argentina asks Spain to extradite Juan D. Peron on a 72 year old charge of seducing a teenage janitor’s daughter. Peron, 63, lives in Madrid with his former secretary-turned-wife since 1960 after his overthrow in 1955. An aide calls the matter an old issue and asserts no detention is planned. The procedure will go to Spain’s Justice Ministry and a judge before cabinet decision. Peron retains a strong following in Argentina among workers.
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Nelly) Rivas
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Civil Rights Meet to Lure 10 000 Fans in Atlanta
Atlanta civil rights leaders expect at least 10 600 people to gather Sunday in a downtown park for a demonstration modeled after the Washington march. The event aims to recount progress on desegregation talks and push toward full city desegregation.
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Highway Commissioner Targets Billboard Control Law in Minnesota
Minnesota highway commissioner James Marshall proposes stronger state control over outdoor advertising. He plans to file billboard regulation bills for the 1965 legislature, aiming to exceed current federal bonus linked rules and curb visually obtrusive signs near highways.
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Thief Careless, Too, He Left Ignition on
Tucson officials caution motorists to lock ignition switches to curb auto thefts after a series of thefts. City records show the police chief urged this measure. Webster’s car was stolen and recovered with the ignition unlocked.
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Ariz
Calvin Webster
Bernard Garmire
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Township Renaming to Jacqueline Urged
Mayor Frank C. Zindle urges the South Hackensack Township Committee to rename the community Jacqueline Township in honor of Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy. The proposal highlights a tribute to the former First Lady and namesake for the borough in New Jersey.
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