Fragmented note lists tax and policy items
A jumble of phrases mentions tax and literacy test requirements for elections, food and drug law administration, overseas investment incentives, tax evasions via havens, visa rules for foreign visitors, and withholding membership dues from government employees.
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House debated sugar bill to aid domestic growers
The House moved to enlarge grower protections in the sugar market and extend export controls as a temporary extension may be needed. The bill carries a formula backed by Kennedy administration and domestic industry leaders to raise the domestic share, despite administration calls to halt premium payments to foreign suppliers. Chairman Harold D. Cooley said the committee largely ignored that recommendation during drafting.
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Rusk Visit Likely Prompted By Adenauer De Gaulle Talks
Washington uneasy over Bonn Paris talks as Adenauer sulks after rebuke over Berlin peace plans. Report notes possible German and French alignment, with pressure on West Europe to ease terms and consider delaying payments to aid Red China policy and supply lines.
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Trade Pressures: Hezh government sources in Tokyo saw Japanese businessmen
Japanese businessmen in Tokyo reported considerations amid trade pressures cited by Hezh government sources. The briefing notes discuss actions impacting exports and market access as authorities weigh policy responses and potential deal terms.
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Berlin Travel Rules Tighten as East German Limits Grow
The report notes tightened travel restrictions in Berlin with West Berliners banned from the East and West Germans allowed only 12 hours in the eastern sector, signaling growing East bloc control over the city.
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Medal Approved by US Mint For Seattle World's Fair Sale
A commemorative medal was approved by the U S Mint for sale at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair. The item marks the event and will be distributed to visitors and collectors through official channels.
Slow Down And Live Drive Safety Campaign Opens
Gov Price Daniel urged Texas drivers to reduce July 4 traffic deaths in the first day of the Slow Down and Live campaign. State officials, law enforcement and media partners will push safety material and patrols from 1:01 am to 11:59 pm on July 4 to curb speeding and driving while intoxicated.
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Almanac Today June 19 1846 and 1953 events noted
The Almanac Today marks June 19 a Tuesday, listing the 170th day with 195 remaining. It notes Jupiter Mars Saturn as morning stars and Venus as the evening star, and recalls the 1846 Hoboken baseball game and the 1953 execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.
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Stinsons Return to Dallas for Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Joe Stinson and their three sons and daughter Lou Ellen from Dallas spent the weekend with Mrs Stinsons parents Mr and Mrs John Bacon Saunders and other relatives. Lou Ellen stayed longer visiting cousin Beth Hill at the Hill home.
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Baltimore block clubs questioned by Senate rackets panel
The Senate rackets subcommittee led by Sen. John L. McClellan turns its focus to Baltimore East Street strip where exotic dancers and club operators allegedly collude with hands on customers. Testimony includes a Chicago operator linked to multiple nightspots and claims of coercion and prostitution. Exotic dancers report pressure to mingle with patrons and loss of employment if noncompliant.
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Friday Evening Sings at Portland Church This Summer
The Portland Congregational Methodist church hosts Friday evening sings at 8 o clock throughout the summer. Rev Doyle Wilson the pastor invites all interested to attend.
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