Brown Outlines Tax Plan For City Revenue
Mayor Brown presents a nine page tax plan outlining revenue goals for three fiscal years. He argues for higher taxes to fund a revised budget while claiming the move avoids a tax cut and aims to ease fiscal strain amid opposition from Democrats and critics who warn of a heavier burden on residents. The plan, described as a broader tax administration reform, proposes new measures to increase city revenue.
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Brown Media
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Conrad
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Geuiing
Pady
Ual
Unclear World News Fragments Reported Amid Disorder
Fragmented dispatches describe a missile event near Cape Conrveral, a presumed nuclear test claim, and Morocco protesting. Names including Henri Scatta and Mary Ferguson appear alongside alleged abductions and a hospital hotel death. A missing 14 600 foot Ta Paz peak rescue is noted with brief disaster counts.
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Alruggler
Ta Paz
Ballyis
DCE
Eviing
Kennedy Pledges to Strengthen Hemisphere Unity
President Kennedy vows to isolate Castro's Cuba and bolster security for freedom across the Americas. He addresses Central American leaders and pledges U.S. aid for a 13 million regional economy, urging a tentative common market and tariff integration by 1966 with Costa Rica Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua and Panama invited to join.
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Cuba
Panama
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Honduras
Guatemiala
Costa
Oyllands
U.sé
Guatemala
Fl Sahdor
Nicagua
Benith
Nightie case ruling set aside by appeals court
The appeals court reversed a municipal ruling against Mrs. Dorothy Makray in a defense appeal involving a December conviction for living without a valid license. Judge John I. Hassler presided, and the case centered on Makray at her home on 1083 5 Tlorea Alta Drive in Pasadena. The matter is being sent to the District Court of Appeals for review.
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Pasaceria ‘Aly
John i. Hassler
Dorothy Makray
Maliva
Makray
Tlorea
Alta Drive
Pasayfudges
Ilimay
District Court of Appeals
Georgia Unit Voting Outlawed by Supreme Court Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court declared Georgia's county unit voting system unconstitutional, citing 14th Amendment equal protection. Justices, led by William O. Douglas, said one person one vote must prevail. The decision challenges how rural counties can outweigh urban votes in state elections, affecting Fulton and Cherokee counties and prompting comparison to Maryland and Mississippi laws.
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Georgia
John M. Harlan
William ©. Doviglas
Doles
Fulton County
Atlanta
Tchols County
James O'Neal Sanders
Maryland
Mississipp
Coutt
Aississippi
California Poll Shows Public Backing Capital Punishment
A California Poll reports about half of adults favor keeping the death penalty while Gov Brown’s four year moratorium proposal garners limited support. The Independent survey, tracking opinions since 1954, notes little change overall despite a February rise in anti death-penalty sentiment around Chessman’s execution.
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California
Edgund CG. Brown
Opiny
Fiat
Caryl
Chessman
Kennedy Proposes Budget Cuts for 1964 Remapping Ed Budget
President Kennedy proposes a $51 million reduction for 1964 covering education welfare grants and housing programs. The plan lowers the total 1964 outlay to about $236.5 million, down from earlier requests and reflects postwar adjustments in aid to the Elderly Housing program and other departments.
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Kennedy
Home Finance Agency
Elderly Persons Housing Fund
U S Intercepts Russian Recon Planes Near Carrier Constellation
The U S Defense Department said four Soviet Boomer bombers intercepted by U S Navy aircraft over the carrier Constellation in the Western Pacific. The planes were detected 200 miles from the ship and escorted during nine passes. The Constellation was 800 miles southwest of Midway en route from Peay Harbor.
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U.S
Constellation
Western Pacific
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Peay Harbor
Subic Tay Inthe
Philipe
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Heerestert
Alaska
Thurs
Robert S. McNamara
Azores
North Atlantic
North Pacific
Pentagon
Shines Bright on Snowy Hills Weather Update
Clear skies expected after yesterday's harsh weather. About 50 hikers were stranded in the snowy Angeles National Forest but no rescues were needed. Today should be sunny with a few clouds and possible local fog in the late afternoon.
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Angeles National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Rent a Balboa or Bradbury Home for Easter Week
A reader notes a classified ad in the Independent and Star News offering to rent a Balboa or Bradbury home for Easter week or year round. Ms. James Bolton of Arcadia provides contact details 1123 W Duarte Re for inquiries, urging readers to place ads via SYca more 60311 or Zenith 2330.
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Independent
All Stan
James Bolton
W. Duarte Re
Arcadia
Balboa
Bradbury
Star
Sycamore
Zenith
Second Group Attacks Cuba Camp In Coastline Raid
Miami reports say anti Castro exiles shelled a Russian freighter in a northern Cuba port area near Sagua la Grande. The attack, claimed by a group calling itself Second Estame bray Front Alpha, caused damage and casualties among Russian personnel.
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Yaster Day
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Grande
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Alpha
Bomb blast hits San Francisco air port injures two postal workers
A bomb exploded in the overseas mail section of the San Francisco International Airport injuring two postal clerks. Investigators believe a weak hand grenade mailed from Korea caused the blast. Victims were treated at a hospital as investigators assess the scene and potential aircraft damage.
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San Mateo County
Don Harding
Ilett
San Francisco
Ulul
Korea
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Cecilie Vaselquezana
Antonio Veciana
Ila
Jala
Dee
Juan Francisco Beach
Jdate
Mare
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State Department
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Vani
John Van-Meter
Arex Post
Ressian
Wonton
Sagua la Gyande
Santa
Tveniz
Vanither
John Fixa
Earl Whitmore
Robert Kingman
Milo
Ravin Belbow
Ivone City
Kingman
Brazil-US aid talks face communism infiltration claim
Brazil's ambassador sought State Department reassurance that allegations of Communist infiltration in Brazil's government would not derail urgent aid negotiations. Acting Secretary Ball stressed open societies face occasional infiltration while noting no details were provided. Ambassador Campos defended Rio's stance amid President Goulart's anger over testimony before a House subcommittee.
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U.S
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George Ball
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Joao Goulart
House Foreign Affaira Latin American
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