GOP Seen Losing on Tax Tie In
A Southern Democrat predicts Republicans will fail to secure House passage of an $11 billion tax cut tied to budget constraints. Kennedy aides and GOP critics doubt enough southern Democratic support, even with full GOP backing, will approve the amendment. The plan would cut $7 billion in 1954 income taxes and $11 billion in relief by 1955, with automatic cancellation if budget caps are not met. Other notes include a House subcommittee hearing on the ideological offensive and a "people-to-people" effort in the cold war dialogue.
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UPI
South
House
A. S. Herlong Jr
D-Fla
Kennedy
Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
Alvin the 2 Man Sub Opens New Ocean Frontier
WOODS HOLE MASS. UPI reports the Alvin two man deep diving submarine aims to reach 12 000 feet and cost 575 000 dollars. It will be delivered to WHOI and sponsored by the Office of Naval Research with a 1964 delivery target and features a release sphere for ascent and a 6 000 psi hull.
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New Bedford Standard-Times
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Woods Hole Oceanographic
WHOL
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Pertal Research
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U.S
Trieste
Allen
General Mills, Inc
Minneapolis
Allyn C. Vine
WHOI
Aic Ofithe
Fo Bates
Bermuda
Woods+ Hole
Westinghouse Official Dies in Auto Accident
Fergus M. Sloan Sr., 62, vice president of Westinghouse Electric Corp., died Wednesday night from injuries after a car crash in West Orange New Jersey. He had a long career with the company and held a senior leadership role.
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Westinghouse
West Orange, NJ
UPN
Fergus M. Sloan Sr
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Dirksen Hit At Home on Two Counts
Senator Everett Dirksen faced a protest and a party resolution during a Lincoln tribute in Chicago. Demonstrators blasted his Civil Rights Bill stance while a GOP women’s group denounced the test ban treaty as a hoax, as Dirksen urged support for a peaceful future.
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Dirksen
Chicago
UPI
Senate
Everett McKin
Jey Dirksen
Illinois
Kennedy
Mllnois Federation of Republican Women
Dirkser
Crimes in D.C. Soar Congress Asked To Act
Washington police chief Robert V. Murray says the city faces an all time high crime rate that will rise further unless Congress lifts restrictions on the police department. He asserts the ban on investigative arrests must be removed to curb crime.
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Washington
API
Robert V. Murray
Congress
Murray
Postal rates and address change notice for Berkshire Eagle
A reading lists mail subscription prices by zones and durations with monthly and yearly rates, plus a change of address instruction urging subscribers to notify the local Post Office and The Berkshire Eagle of their old and new addresses to avoid service interruption. It notes second class postage paid at Pittsfield Massachusetts.
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Berkshire Eagle
Senate panel backs broad ban on racial discrimination
Washington AP The Senate Commerce Committee advanced a ban on racial discrimination by labor unions and public accommodations including stores and restaurants. The panel voted 6 to 0, rejecting Norris Cotton’s substitute that would limit the ban to publicly owned facilities, after days of closed-session deliberations following public hearings.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Norris Cotton
Rn.a
Northeast Airlines gains ally in bid to fly to Florida
The Justice Department urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to pause its August decision reversing Northeast’s permit to operate the East Coast to Florida. Three carriers on the route were deemed unnecessary by the CAB, but the department argued the market requires at least three carriers to maintain competition and better service. Senator Kennedy and New England lawmakers pressed for reconsideration, while the department maintained it did not oppose Northeast’s status as a potential third carrier.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
New England
Justice Department
Department
CAB
Northeast
Congress
Florida
Geanacopoulos Confirmed for Judgeship in Massachusetts
Boston UPI reports Socrates Geanacopoulos from Chicopee and Albert E. Morris of Everett won Executive Council approval for special district court judgeships. Geanacopoulos serves as Hampden and Berkshire assistant district attorney and former Massachusetts House minority floor leader. Morris is a candidate for the Malden District Court. The council also reappointed Dr. George Mullen as medical examiner for the First Berkshire District.
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UPI
Hampden
Berkshire
Massachusetts House
Executive Council
Gov. Peabody
Socrates Geanacopoulos
Chicopee
Springfield
Albert E. Morris
Everett
Malden
Geanacopoulos
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Alty
Matthew J. Ryan Jr
Dr. George
the Mullen
North Adams
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