World News Briefs Include Flight Plans and Cuban Travel Ban
The report notes at least 20 people, including women and children, seriously injured in a security building fire in Modrna Spain. It mentions American visitors planning a Cuba trip, a U S travel ban on Cuba, and a projected North Pole flight by Mrs Pedersen and husband from Fairbanks Alaska. It also cites Edmond G Brown and family visiting London for three days.
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Timetable Hinted for Tax Cuts In 1963 65
WASITINGTON Art Wilbur D Mills of the Ways and Means Committee hinted yesterday at a timetable for tax reductions. He suggested committee approval of a three stage plan totaling 10 billion dollars, with a 3 billion cut effective next Jan 1 and the rest phased in Jan 2, 1965. President Kennedy proposed 10.4 billion in staged cuts to begin July 1, 1963, Jan 1, 1964, and Jan 1, 1965, costing an estimated 2.7 billion in the current fiscal year. The committee opens its final vote on a compromise Kennedy program tomorrow.
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Wilbur D. Mills
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Arkansas Democrat
Carly
Kennedy
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Thunderbolt Kills Girl as Storm Lashes East
A New York wave of severe weather left a 13 year old girl dead at Coney Island as lightning struck a trio near the shore. Dozens injured in New Rochelle by flying debris and strikes while roofs and utility lines failed under heavy rain and wind. EPS: Oklahoma City roofs peeled away, Buffalo floodwaters trap families, and a 12 year old boy suffered injuries from a collapsing wall amid a national storm stretch.
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Joyce Wiklinsky
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Bandit Kills LA Banker in Downtown Bank Robbery
An Air Force veteran, Marvin Lee Bables, 34, is jailed on suspicion of murder after a Citizens National Bank robbery at 501 F Sixth St in downtown Los Angeles. He allegedly shot assistant bank manager Ralph Hayle, 45, who died at Central Receiving Hospital. Detectives recovered the gun and about 1500 amid notes and the getaway car’s license traced to a loaning woman.
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Harry) Bables
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Citizens National Bank
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Imoney
Ralph
Hayle
Ward Sex Trial Near End as Prosecution Closes
London based trial centered on Dr Stephen Ward with prosecutors arguing he lived off call girls earnings and faced up to 25 years. Defense contends Ward immoral but not guilty of vice charges, while a string of witnesses, including Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies, testified to relationships with Ward and others amid the Profumo scandal fallout. An earthquake report from Iran interrupted proceedings, noting tremors near Gagum and potential aftershocks following a recent Skopje quake, with casualties feared.
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Mervyn Griffith Jones
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Nikita Not Worried Over China's Nuclear Potential
Harriman, undersecretary of state, said Khrushchev did not appear concerned about China developing a nuclear capability. He warned it would be a long time before China could field a significant nuclear arsenal, as U.S. and allies push for a test ban treaty. senators questioned the accord's terms while France signaled no alignment with the pact. Formal ratification hearings loom, with Moscow-bound officials preparing next steps.
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Ten More Survivors Found in Skopje Ruins
In Yuposlavia the city of Skopje reels after a devastating quake. Government plans to rebuild the capital unfold as rescuers pull 10 survivors from the rubble and search for others feared alive. Sgt. Harold B. Stacy is missing along with his German-born wife. Rescue teams continue using sensitive equipment while funerals are held in nearby towns.
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Yuposlavia
Yank Killed in Second Korea Clash
A clash six miles south of the demilitarized zone near Munsan ni left a South Korean soldier dead and two North Korean troops killed. An American and a North Korean were wounded, with two other 1st Cavalry Division members reported dead or wounded in related incidents. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Weather Bureau Names New Chief Robert White
President Kennedy announced the appointment of Dr. Robert White as chief of the US Weather Bureau, replacing Dr. Francis Reichfelderfer who led the agency for nearly a quarter century.
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Kennedy
Robert White
US Weather Bureau
Francis W. Reichfelderfer
Boyfriend and fiancé escape East Berlin by car trunk escape
Norbert Konrad 26 and his fiancée Helga fled East Berlin after concealing her in a car trunk with sand filled cushions to shield her from guards as they sped through a wall crossing into West Berlin. Konrad, born in Germany with Buenos Aires ties, hoped to marry Helga now free in the West.
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Friedrichestrasse
Buenos Aires
Wall
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Six killed in riots at Catavitin mines Bolivia
The government reported six people died and seven were wounded yesterday during riots at the Catavitin mines in Bolivia amid a strike. Security forces clashed with protesters and order was restored after the unrest.
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De Gaulle Rejects Test Ban, Proposes 4-Power Talks
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle rejected the Moscow three power nuclear test ban and invited the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union to a yearend disarmament conference. He urged an independent French nuclear force and signaled possible talks with Kennedy in Washington. Moscow denounced the stance as 'absurd and foolish' while neutral bloc spokesmen said the attitude was deplorable but predictable.
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Soviet Union
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France
Independent and Star-News Classified Help Wanted Ad
Bir. Alex Adler reports high readership responses to Independent and Star News classified ads. Advertisers are urged to call Sycamore 64011 or tollfree Zenith 2330 and ask for Classified to maximize reach. Address 1826 Tulip Lane Arcadia is mentioned.
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Chad Rust
Reporta Bir
Alex Adler
Tulip' Lane
Arcadia
Star News
Zenith
Inside The Independent Bridge Jr Classified Comics
A compact notice from The Independent Bridge section lists contributors and column placeholders including Mike Connolly, William A. Doyle, Joe Hendrickson, and Virginia Kay er with brief editorial and financial references. The fragmentary text suggests a page index or staff roster rather than a full article content.
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