U S to Share Cuba Ransom Tax Losses Analysis
The United States may incur a tax revenue loss from the Cuban ransom for Bay of Pigs prisoners. IRS counsel Rogovin estimates the loss could reach 20 million dollars over three years, with potential reductions based on charitable deductions and corporate contributions.
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Fidel Castro
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Bult Roegovin
Itemal Revenue Service
Service
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Internal Revenue
Cardinals Sign Stallings From Georgia Tech
St Louis, Dec 28. The St Louis Football Cardinals announced the signing of Georgia Tech tackle Harry Stallings the 18th collegiate draft choice. Stallings a 225 pound native of Evansville Indiana will likely be used as a linebacker.
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St. Louis Football Cardinals
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Man Confesses Killing Sisters and Other Murders
Chicago detectives report Alfred Red Lawless, a drifting loner arrested in Los Angeles, has given a detailed confession alleging multiple killings including the Grimes sisters. Authorities treat the statement cautiously while pursuing corroboration amid a six year case with many suspects and conflicting details.
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Alfred
Red" Lawless
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BBC
Gue
John Keane
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Walter A. Weingart
Cook County Sheriff's Police
Kennedy hosts 1964 welfare talks aboard Honey Fitz
President Kennedy and aides meet during a 24 hour session at a oceanfront villa to shape two new bills. The presidential yacht Honey Fitz sails as a waterspout and rain squall pass, with Caroline and John Jr aboard. Budget director Kermit Gordon is sworn in, as Celebrezze outlines education and health care aims, hoping to strengthen security and science while advancing student loans and teacher pay.
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Divorce Awarded Amid Wealth Dispute In California Oilman case
Mrs Sara Bartholomae, 47, was awarded a divorce and about half of the assets in a California case. Her husband William Bartholomae, 59, was described as an oilman and rancher connected to the 21 Americans held in Cuba. Assets were estimated at $5.5 million with custody given to their son aged 13 and daughter 16. The husband’s Newport Beach home was valued around $500,000.
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Sara Bartholamae
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Gaba
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Cuba
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N.Y
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Orange Couriy
Calif
Newport Beach
Factor Denies Contributions To Democrats Got Him E Pardon
Beverly Hills CA December 1 AP John Factor says he and his wife gave to both Republican and Democratic causes in the past two years. He claims he did not buy his pardon, noting his $22,000 Democratic gifts and comparable Republican giving including $4,000 to Nixon. He provided a copy of a check to the Nixon and Lodge committee. Factor notes his pardon has been pending since 1938 and says officials across party lines recommended clemency. He asserts he cannot be bought and mentions prior charitable donations and a complex history including a Cuban prisoner swap discussion.
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Talks Speeds in Dock Strike Threaten U S Exports
Export each week is stored Cuttracks loom if strike lasts longer manufacturers warn. William Dorvee says the strike creates a two way squeeze as firms rely on exports and raw materials. E E B Kelm, Car Gill Inc, cites immediate and long term damage to U S agriculture. Puerto Rico fears mass unemployment as ships halt. Longshoremen and truck drivers face job losses. shipments halt, ports paralyzed across New York and Portland.
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Puerto Rica
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Rilla
Zorrilla
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William V. Bradley
New Jersey
Thomas W
Teddy) Gleason
Anthony Anastasia
Brooklyn
Gleason
Tosiah Duccan
National Maritime Union
Congress
Curran
Dclphar
Five Die In Store Cave-In At Construction Site
Rescue teams battled snow and frozen ground after a collapse at a store yard wall. Five workers were killed while others were pulled free in a bid to reach those trapped beneath debris. Iron cranes helped lift the wall as hand digging continued. Ted Dixon, a nearby drugstore manager, said surviving workers were in deep shock.
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Danbury Druggist Foils Knife Hold Up
In Banbury on December 28 two youths attempted a butcher knife robbery at a downtown drug store on West and New streets. The proprietor Thomas Melvin fled for help. one youth escaped while 17-year-old Kenneth Raspberry of 12 Tank Street was captured and held on $5,000 bond for juvenile court.
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New Street
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Volunteer Tutors Aid Students at Harding High
School Superintendent Portes praised volunteer tutors from the Council of Jewish Women the Council of Engineers of Fairfield County the College Club and other groups for aiding Harding High School students. About six pupils receive spiral instruction and two nights a week topics include chemistry physics geometry and advanced mathematics. The effort grew from the Bridgeport Drop-Off committee's work and aims to curb high school dropouts with special classes in English remedial reading and related subjects funded by a new budget.
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Bridgeport PAL Commended for Christmas Village Project
The Bridgeport PAL received a Chamber of Commerce citation for sponsoring Beardsley park Christmas Village. Patrolman Felix Srudzinski accepted the certificate, with thousands visiting the replica Santa workshop sleigh and chapel, boosting civic and community welfare.
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Union Approves Sikorsky Pact After Long Battle
Union ratification ends a lengthy dispute at Sikorsky with a pact granting up to 175 for pregnancy related costs, life insurance from 5 000 to 40 000, weekly benefits 42 80 to 82 50 by labor grade, and medical coverage for unmarried dependent children up to age 23. Teamsters designated bargaining agent after ousting United Auto Workers in January.
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CAB Dismisses Allegheny Plea Over Terminal Area
The Civil Aeronautics Board dismissed Allegheny Airlines complaint seeking to block extension of the New York City area for pickup and delivery to Bridgeport Connecticut. Allegheny warned it would divert air freight revenue if Bridgeport joined the area. CAB noted exceptions and existing services to New York Newark and Poughkeepsie.
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Militia Clash With Witchcraft Cultists Near Santo Domingo
In Palma Sola 70 miles south of Santo Domingo militiamen battled witchcraft cultists with many casualties reported. Official sources say up to 80 killed or wounded though numbers vary as arrests reach about 1,000 and reinforcements including aircraft arrive. The conflict follows a government crackdown on the cult linked to Li eridino and a boycott of recent elections by leaders.
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Three Men Arrested in Monroe Case Involving Two Minors
Monroe police charged three men today with risking injury to two minors in a case that remains under investigation. The arrests were announced this afternoon in Monroe.
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Monroe Follee
Holiday break theft leads to multiple arrests
Police investigations tied a $3,900 holiday theft to several suspects including William Rukan 64 Sharon Street Bridget and Carlson Davis 34 Monroe and George J LaCroix 265 North Bulto bich Street. Emily Olson and J J Tuk led the probe as the defendants await a June 15 Trimboll Circuit Court appearance on $2,500 bonds. Police did not disclose the crime’s nature.
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Emily Olson
J. J. Tuk
William Rukan
Sharon Street
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Part
Carlson Davis
Magie Drive
Monroe
Georgelot Joseph LaCroix
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Bultobich
Anthony Street
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Nnas Holiday
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Sfense
UN Forces Hit By Mortar Fire In Katanga Clash
UN troops faced mortar fire with casualties as reports from Katanga reached New York. Gardiner cited nearby Kaliogan road blocks and a disrupted electric power grid in Elisabethville. He warned four days of fighting showed serious misconduct by soldiers, not an isolated incident.
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Gardiner
Elisabethvitle
Elisabethvilla
UN poised to win as Congo Katanga crisis unfolds
U S officials in Washington see the United Nations likely to prevail as Katanga leader Tshombe loses grip on forces. A cease fire faltered and UN troops moved to disperse rebels while Katanga’s secessionists strain to block roadways and the central Congo peace process.
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Truman
Theft Report Involving Des. 2 and Massachusetts Visit
Mr. LaCroix discovered the theft upon returning from Massachusetts where he had visited his mother. A safe in a bedroom was broken into and forced entry occurred through a rear cellar door, detectives Frank Keogh and George Freeman were informed.
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George Freeman
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