Leaders Differ On Speed Of Tax Cut Action
U.S. Senate leaders from both parties weighed timing on Kennedy administration tax proposals. Senate Majority Leader Mansfield urged pace but warned major overhaul likely impossible this year. Senate Minority Leader Dirksen and Humphrey endorsed action this year with a mix of cuts and future reshaping.
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Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
Washington
People
Nan
Jen. Everall M. Dirksen
Congress
Humphrey
Hubert H. Mumphrey
Baste; Law. Mansfiedd
Hut Prusidant Kennedy
House
Ways and Morans Committee
Cavanaugh Heads War Veterans Team Reorganization
William Cavanaugh was reelected commander of the World War I veterans group. The slate elected yesterday included Ledger Mowed as senior vice commander, Ralph Wallison as judge advocate, and Joseph Regal as quartermaster. A ceremony and installation of officers for the barracks and women’s auxiliary will occur Sunday at 2:40 PM at the clubrooms.
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Willam Cavanaugh
Gily Marricks
Amrorahon
Trent Ayso
Ledger Mowned
Jialph J. Wallison
Lee
Wavia Kavin
Cartermaster
Pyry Crniptio
Mewar Frien
Tan Joseph Regal
John Simka
Merelvat Carter
Herman Patrick
Ih Barracks
Nestle
Dames ‘Wooly
Mes
Aiud Tiller
Abe Insiatlien Selley
Brothers Held After Auto Tampering Allegations
Police took two youths into custody in the West End on accusations of tampering with a motor vehicle. Inssle and Roebuck, 22, and Richard A Troebuck, 16, were detained at building 12, Fort Barry district, awaiting arraignment in Karoult county court.
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Ook
West End
Inssle &, Roebuck
Richard A Troebuck
Baryrch Wolect
Arraigamen
Karoult Coun
Adenauer Aides Meet for Paris Talks Amid Tense Plans
West German Chancellor Adenauer and Foreign Minister de Margerie led a high level gathering at the German embassy to finalize plans ahead of Paris talks. Key figures including Wanken, Grewe, and NATO envoy Hong attended as ministers and ambassadors prepared for de Gaulle’s French leadership in the upcoming discussions.
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Aidey
Maurice Courye de Margille
Adenauer
Herbert
de Gaulle
Amorrow
UN Considers Rapid Congo Peace By Withdrawing Forces
UN officials warned that the Kolwezi occupation would signal the start of a rapid pullback from Congo operations as Tshombe reportedly returns to Katanga leadership in Elisabethville under UN cooperation. Bunche and Stevenson noted disbanding of Tshombe’s army and the potential end of costly military actions.
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Kelwezi
Bunche
Tshombe
Stevenson
Kolatai
Congo
Katanga
Elisabethville
United Nations
Tshombe Hill
Cyrille Adaule
Million Dollar Fire Damages Albuquerque Building
A three story Albuquerque structure housing a drug store hotel and offices suffered about 1 million dollars in damage. Eight people were injured including hotel occupants and two janitors while firemen faced 22 degree conditions and a crowd. The blaze, blamed on a basement electrical short, required evacuation via fire escapes.
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Albuquerque
My Jan
Vic Mares
John Make
Ne Drug Company
Police hold four men in theft of auto case
Four men named Willam Offley 22 of Newfield avenue Willie Sadler 23 of Gulf street Jail ford William Rucker 31 of Sixth street and Thomas Rucker 26 of Beardsley street are in bail at 3000 each after arraignment on charges tied to taking a motor vehicle without owner’s permission and related offenses. Patrolman Vitrella spotted the car and the driver was ordered to pull over. Utley faced charges for driving without a license and without registration.
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A. Ace
Owster
Willam Offley
Newfield Avenue
Willie Sadler
Gulf Street
Ford
William Rucker
Sixth Street
Thomas Rucker
Beardsley Street
Patcolman Sosepa Vitrella
Nain
Utley
Ditrelta
NAM Official Speaks at YMCA Breakfast
Victor Campbell director of clergy industry relations for the NAM's Yatanat Association of Manufacturers was guest speaker at the seventh annual YMCA Men's Fellowship breakfast. Protestant representatives in Fairfield County heard him discuss the NAM's countrywide efforts to unite clergy and business. Campbell, a Columbia Iversky graduate and World War I Navy counter intelligence officer, has served as senior editor with the Douhn day company and was formerly an affairs officer at the American embassy in Argentina.
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Victor Campbell
Yatanat Association of Manufacurers
Yeserday
YMCA
Fairfield County
Mr. Campbell
Park
Nielloway
Pawanam
YRIGA
Campbell
Columbia
Wat
Iversky
Navy
Douhn Day Company
Anierambassy
Argentina
Fire damages car in Milworda on West Five Street
A Tate model car owned by Cornelius Schmidt was damaged by fire at 10 West Five Street yesterday. The alarm sounded at 2 54 p.m. and response completed by 3 03 p.m. The cause remains unknown.
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Milworda
Tate
Fire in Galveston kills six in apartment blaze
A early morning fire in a one story frame apartment house in Galveston Texas killed six people including two women. Four others were hospitalized with injuries while the landlady Mrs Lilian Gdwerdi reported the building had 14 tenants. Investigators said the blaze started in the first floor unit as residents reported extreme heat.
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Galveston
Tex
Warner Afvkins
Lilian
Gdwerdi
Widow of Educator and Daughter Die in Fire Tragedy
In Charlotte North Carolina the widow of educator and her daughter were killed when a fire damaged their wooden frame house. The victims were Mrs James Kinard and her daughter Mrs Lacina Sarth.
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Charlotte, NC
Winthrop College
James Kinard
Lacina Sarth
College Dorm Razed By $200,000 Fire
MILTON MASS January 20 A fire destroyed Curry College dormitory Boston Hall causing an estimated $200000 loss. About 60 students escaped uninjured while Prof A R McLaren on the first floor was rescued by students after smoke inhalation. Lombard Hall residents evacuated as a strong odor of air was noticed earlier. Curry College with around 900 students, including 60 girls, is coeducational.
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Milton
Mass
Jane
Curry College
Boston Vhall
Arate Studsons
A. R. McLaren
Boston Hall
Doni W. Miller
Lombard Hall
Curry
Porter Block Fire Destroys Presque Isle Building
A large Porter block three story wood frame building housing stores offices and apartments in Presque Isle burned early today causing about 100000 in damages. No serious injuries were reported though several apartment occupants were rescued and treated. Firefighters from Presque Isle Easton Caribou Mapleton and Loring AFB battled the blaze until dawn. cause under investigation rear refrigerator in Gaks variety store.
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Presque Isle
Maine
Cecil Macready
Macready
Gaks
Presque Isley Easlon
Caribou
Mapleton
Loring Air Force Base
Slovak Parish Approves Church Budget at Meeting
The Holy Trinity Slovak Lutheran church budget totaling 50,880 was approved at the annual parish meeting. Expenditures include 22,050 for current costs 20,070 for debt amortization and 8,760 for benevolent services. Officers and councilors presented reports.
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John B. Hlsyer
Stephen Gaviik
Edward Dolsy
John Tenge
John Gaula
Couneiller
Stratford Plans Persea Ensemble Show Closing Feared
A Stratford area concert with Persea Ensemble faced contract negotiations and a possible strike as workers sought a five cent raise after July. The extension runs Jan 19 to July 19, with no current wage settlement. Union officials and company reps, including Reynolds and Roach, discussed cost of living adjustments and future contracts.
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Reynolds
J. Reynolds
Raynolds
Tal Joly
Witon Committee
Taal
John Monahan
Pat Chedicoi
Lec
Paul Mckee
International
Andrew A
Ten
Leroy Grubin
Peter Calzati
Me. Reynolds
William Roach
Award O Ree Night for Scout Troop 7 Veterans
Former Scoutmasters and Eagle Scouts from Park Avenue Temple Troop 7 host an Award-O-Ree Night on February 13. Notables include past leaders Charles S. Brody Bernard M. Tower Dr Bernard D. Sheyman Elliot Masch Seymour Framson and Rodney Gocrors. Held at the temple the event honors longtime leaders with a gold statuette and features Eagle Scouts Willie Brustein Cheery Weiss Charles Weiss Sherman Masch Arnold Rutkin Joseph Chalklin and Robert Friend among guests. Former Eagle Scout Otto Bretn er of the U S Army Air Force is noted as a casualty of World War I.
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Seout
Park Avenue Temple
Trop
Charles 5S. Brody
Bernard M. Tower
Bernard D. Sheyman
Elliot Masch
T Seymour Framson
Bridgeport
Seo
Nard Ashelm
Rodney Gocros
Willie Brustein
Louis Brustein
Park Avenue
Cheery Weiss
New York City
Charles Weiss
New Haven
Mr. Sherman
Eliot Masch
Arnold Rutkin
Seph Chalkiln
Robert
Bobby
Rape suspect held on statutory rape charge
Rokert Rockenbury, 20, of 422 Spruce Street, was arrested at 3 a.m. Sunday on a charge of statutory rape with a criminal infant. He is jailed in the city lockup in a bail of $5,100 while police continue the investigation.
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Rokert Rockenbury
Spruce Street
Tutther
Hirsch Renamed UG President at 25th Anniversary Meeting
Zalman Hirsch was reelected president of the United Jewish Council at its annual meeting at Congregation Radeph Sholom Park Avenue marking the council’s 25th anniversary. New officers and board members were announced. over 200 attendees heard reports on committee issues and plans for the 1963 United Jewish Appeal.
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Bonald Harrison
Mac Kaplan
Abe Lefer
Milton Rottman
Lloyd Savitt
Arnold Kaplan
Harrison
United Jewish Appeal
Hirsch
Calvary Episcopal officers elected at annual meeting
William Kruzshak was elected treasurer at Calvary Episcopal Church yesterday during the annual meeting in the parish hall. Jeanie A. Wood was chosen clerk, Murry D. Kirksay senior warden, Welton Johnson junior warden, and David Schmidt and Mrs Terrence Vernes named vestry. Delegates to the diocesan convention are Redward P. Smith and Walton Johnson with alternates Harry D. Kickshy and Richard Holmes. archdeaconry delegates are Mrs. Tames Martin and Mrs. Harry D. Kirkshy with alternates Mrs. R. F. Smith and Mrs. Theodore De Cia.
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William Kruzshak
Calvary Episcopal Church
Main
Summit
Jeanie A. Wood
Murry D. Kirksay
Welton Johnson
David Scmidt
Terrence Vernes
Redward P. Smith
Walton Johnson
Harry D. Kickshy
Richard Holmes
Tamés Martin
Harry D. Kirkshy
R. F. Smith
Theodore de CIA
Episcopal Groups Plan Tonight Meetings At Three Churches
Three Episcopal parishes St. Luke's St. Mark's and St. Paul’s will hold separate meetings tonight in parish halls or the church. The gatherings address local concerns amid tension over film censorship and government approval of motion pictures in Alacha.
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Angual
Atke
Income Tax Tips for 1953 Returns by Frank Cormier
Congress approved the biggest tax overhaul since 1954 but it mostly affects businesses this year. For individuals, the April 15 deadline looms. filers under 65 with 1962 income of 600 dollars or more must file a return. Those 65 or older with 1,200 dollars or more must file, and even those owing none may file to claim refunds. Automatic relief exists for low incomes using Form 1040 or 1040A. itemizing requires Form 140 Schedule A, with schedules for business, farm, and investments as needed. The IRS guidance specifies forms and standard deductions, while the TRS provides calculations for those under 5,000 dollars income.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Internal Revenue Service
GRS
IHCA
TRS
Watch Stolen During North End Home Burglary
Police report a burglary at Vila Cocca's residence, 120 Leavard Street, North End, where a rear window was smashed and a man fled with an 11 dollar watch. The incident occurred before 7 tonight as officers investigated the break in.
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North End
Borklars
Vila Cocca
Leavard
Pollce
Driver booked as tipsy in police report
Howard Lang, 34, of 749 Grand Street, Is?, accused by police of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor. He was held in bail of $900 pending arraignment in Circuit Court after police arrested him at Main and State streets yesterday.
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Howard
Lang
Grand Street
Main
State Streets
Nikita Relents on Inspections in Talks About Relaxation
A joint congressional coffee on atomic energy discussed Khru shchev's East Berlin speech and on site inspections. Mansfield urged considering all views to aid possible agreement before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Fulbright called the speech conciliatory and noted cautious optimism amid tensions.
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Sen
J. William Fulbright
D- Ark
Senate Foreign Relations
Khreshchev
East Berlin
Blizzard Closes Roads in New York State
Weather emergency halts travel as blizzards blanket central New York. authorities warn of closed routes near Albany and Albany area counties while crews assess impassable stretches and plan snow removal and safe passage efforts for travelers.
Blizzard spreading from Rockies to Great Lakes hits nation
A winter storm brings stiff cold across much of the United States. Hard freeze warnings extend from southern Texas to the Ohio Valley, with treacherous driving between the Rockies and Appalachians. Temperatures fall into the 20s in California and near freezing inland, disrupting agriculture as citrus growers resort to beaters in orchards.
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Rockies
Great Lakes
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Alstoma
Georgia
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
California
Los Angeles
St John's Church Elects Leaders At Annual Meeting
About 23 parishioners of St John Episcopal church Park and Fairfield avenues gathered at the University of Bridgeport Alumni Center for the annual meeting hosted by the Canterbury club. New officers include Thomas H Wilber senior warden H Richard Brew junior warden H Wilson Bennett clerk and H Lansing Spoor treasurer.
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Park and
Fairfield Avenues
University of Bridgeport
Canterbury Club
Henry B. Littlefield
University
Harry Z. Whitley
Christ and St. John
Thomas H. Wilber
H. Richard Brew
H. Wilson Bennett
H. Lansing Spoor
William Beardsley
Tracy Dickson
Lawrence Dunne
Dwight E. Slagg Jr
Vextryman
Boys Club to Name Slate and Board Today
The Bridgeport Boys Club will elect officers and board members at the North End club today at 7 p.m. The annual business meeting may elect up to four men to the board. The annual dinner is set for 8 30 p.m. January 28 at the North End club.
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Boys' Chubs
Bridgeport
North End Boys' End
Paw
Britain and Europe Plunged Into New Ice Age
Severe blizzards bring fresh snow and sleet across Britain and continental Europe. Icebound rivers strand ships in Duisburg while Alpine traffic stalls and towns isolate. Temperatures plunge, rail, road and power services suffer, with widespread snow, fuel shortages, and cold disruption across Germany, France, Austria, and the Low Countries.
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Britain
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Maly
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Aley
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Angernwende
East Germany
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Lincolnshire
Hestert
Scuesthorpe
Wascot
Royal Air Force
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Jearning
Fylingsdales
Yorkshire
Alfots
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Thyne
Shields
Pennes
Taames
Windsor Castle
West Germany
Tyrol
Austria
Halian Riviera
Venice
France
Paris
Dunkerque
Midal Aln
Magdenburg
Berlin
Thuringia
Coenraunist
Leipzig
Firemen Extinguish Two Minor Blazes in City
Firemen were summoned shortly after midnight on Sunday to extinguish burning rags outside the Washington apartments at 205 Washington Avenue. Authorities believe the rags started in a basement boiler area and were carried to the street. The 2:01 am alarm was followed by a 2:04 am recall. A second call at 2:23 am Sunday mobilized crews to a blazing mattress carried onto the street from 73 Cottage Street.
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Washington Apartments
Washington Avenue
Cottage Street
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