Goldfine Investigation Reveals Tax and Tape Controversy
Boston reports disclose Goldfine faces state tax investigations with missing 1956 and 1957 filings and an extension granted for 1957 returns. The subcommittee probe into the Miami channel 10 award led to resignations, while alleged eavesdropping and missing Paperman files surfaced, prompting FBI inquiry and calls for sworn testimony.
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Boston
Goldfine
Harris
Shacklette
Miami
Fla
Federal Communications
Richard Mack
Lotto
Goldline
Miss Paperman
FBI
Oliver Gasch
U.S
Washington
Latto
Goldfines
Miss.Paperman
Robb
Adams
Goldtine
Italian cinema figure De Sica rises from stage to film director
Italy's top ranking producer De Sica began as a stage singer and matinee idol. A friend of Rock in Farewell To Arms, he balances acting with directing to support his family while earning awards. Gained international fame with Bicycle Thief and Umberto D, refuses to compromise his art as an amateur composer-pianist and art collector. He says, While I make films, I am not a cinema man.
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Italy
de Sica
Rock
Umberto D
Cubans to Free More Captives
In Havana UPI reports Cuban rebels plan to release more kidnaped Canadians and Americans today while some victims may be kept as insurance against government bomb attacks. Four Americans and one Canadian freed Sunday leaving seven civilians in rebel hands. If unblocked, the seven Americans and the Canadian may be flown out of the eastern Cuban hills before sundown. U.S. naval authorities will take longer to arrange releases for 30 sailors and Marines held for 10 days. Negotiations continue directly between U.S. Consul Park Wollam and rebel leader Raul Castro in Oriente Province.
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Havana
UPI
U. S
US 5
Park Wollam
Raul Castro
Oriente
Elks to Elect New Leader at 94th Convention
More than 1,800 voting delegates gathered in New York for the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks 94th annual convention to elect a new grand exalted ruler. The contest pitted Horace Wisely of Salinas California against Cyril Kremser of Lakewood Ohio. Kremser previously failed to win the post in 1956. Delegates circulated campaign materials at several hotels as the five day gathering continued. The vote was held this morning with results to be announced later.
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New York
UPN
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Horace Wisely
Salinas
Calif
Cyril Kremser
Lakewood
Ohio
Kremser
Elks
Chicago
Female Fliers Near Air Derby Wind-Up
Charleston hosts the 14th annual Pow Wow Derby as 60 women pilots compete in a 2,177 mile trans continental air race. Top contestants include Mrs. Margaret Ringenberg and co-pilot Lois Layman, with many pilots from Indiana, South Carolina, Texas, California, and Idaho arriving to race.
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Charleston
Derby
Aeport
Trans Itn
San
Diego
Mint
Iuuuy ‘Bacar
Swinners
Margaret Ringenberg
Grabill
Ind
Lois. Layman
Indiana
Caroline
Sarah Shonk
Frantes
Miller
Columbia
Mari Abilene
Tex
Idanne
Elliott
iAbaline
Soverith
Jand
iMrs
Patricial Gladney
Los “Altos
Calit
Patricia Sherwood
Palo Alto
Cal
Mildred” Zimmerman
Lititz
Naomi Moll
Winter Park
Fig
California
Fyn Dudley
Corning
Ruth ‘Osier
Hoopa
Marie Hansen
Blackfoot
Idaho
Shanor ‘Hultz
Beatrice
Eva White
Wnaperville
Alice Roberts
Phoenix
Darlene “Sanders
Lemon Grove
Calif
Marion “Craver
San Die
Ruby Keayeny
San Diego
Jane
Geraldine “Hing Lynn
Tordovic
Berkeley
Sailor kills wife then turns gun on self in San Diego
Patrolman Gene Rich watched a desperate scene in San Diego as John Ashbaugh, a 32 year old radioman, shot his estranged wife Marion 35, after forcing her car to the curb. Ashbaugh died three hours later. Earlier, he had abducted Mrs. Ashbaugh from her home, and police issued a nationwide alert for the couple. The two had married in November 1955 and separated six months earlier.
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San Diego
UPS
Gene Rich
Rich
John “Ashbaugh
San Diego Naval Air Station
Marion H. “Ashbaugh
Ashbaugh
Silbernagel
Robert J.decant
el Centro
Calif
Charles King
Seattle
Plane Crash Kills Three in Richmond California
An Oakland steel executive Frank Skoubye 42 his wife Anna Mae 41 and son Jeffrey 15 died when their single engine Beachcraft Bonanza crashed 100 feet off Point Isobel near Richmond after a holiday trip from Salt Lake City and Reno. Skoubye called Oakland Municipal Airport minutes before the crash. he was an experienced pilot. The family leaves 17-year-old daughter Karen.
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Richmond
Calif
Oakland Steel
iFields
Frank Skoubye
Oakland
O!oymer
Gilmore’s
Skoubye Steel Contractors Company
Anna
Mae Skoubye
Jeffrey Skoubye
Salt
Lake City
Reno
Swater
Isobel
Skoubye
CAA
lHe
Sskoubye
Skoubyes
Karen
Lake Tahoe
Salt Lake City
Dancer Killed When He Fell Through Window
GARDENA UP I James B Webster 40 was killed Sunday night after tripping and falling backward through a plate glass picture window at friends home Police say he and the victim suffered a slashed artery and bled to death before reaching an emergency hospital
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Gardena
UPI
James B. Webster
Hos
Shattuck Urges Dems to Back Hawaii Statehood
Edward Shattuck, Republican national committeeman for California, asks Democrats to support Hawaiian statehood. In a letter to Paul Ziffern, Shattuck predicts the statehood bill could pass both houses by substantial majorities if it clears committee.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Edward $ Ttuck
California
Paul Ziffern
Shattcuk
Congress
Skipper Baker Resumes Repairs On Beached Raft
SAN PEDRO Calif UPI skipper DeVere Baker 42 repaired a beached raft after another failed Pacific crossing attempt. The Lehi 28 by 18 foot raft suffered rope and sail damage during towing toward Santa Catalina Island. Baker plans a 750 mile tow to avoid Catalina and use the Japan current to reach Hawaii then the Pacific coast. He speculates ancient Middle East mariners may have made similar journeys.
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San: Pedro
Calif
UPI
DeVere Baker
Pacific
Baker
Kon Jziki
Bevich
Fouriman
Hawaiian Islands
Santa Catalina Island
California
Coast Guard
Los Angeles “Harbor
Catalina
Islands
Persian Gulf
Central America
Middle East
Fleet Sails Out of Bay Off California Coast Training
The Navy's 1st Fleet left San Francisco to join fleets off the California coast for a four day exercise Blue Bolt. The maneuver includes 36 ships 26 aircraft squadrons and 22 000 personnel. The departure marks a tie to the Great White Fleet anniversary while earlier 221120 visitors boarded 24 ships berthed in the Bay Area.
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San Francisco
UPS
Navy
California
San Francisco “Bay
Reds Threaten UN Withdrawal Over New York Protests
Soviet Union warns UN may pull out of the United Nations if demonstrations outside its New York delegation building continue. Note delivered by A A Sobolev and published in Moscow cites Hungarian student protests and injuries to seven NY policemen as evidence of hostile provocations and risk to Soviet personnel.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
New York
Mammarskjald
U.N
A. A. Sobolev
Imre Nagy
United States
U. S
Alaska Governor Hints Free Land Under Statehood
Washington dispatch reports Alaska Governor Stepovich hints at free land in Alaska to attract settlers and industries as 35 percent of federal land may transfer to state ownership. He foresees leasing and selling land, easing homestead rules, and notes Alaska's budget surplus despite transportation and business gaps.
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Washington
UPI
Ana ‘A. Stépevich
Alaska
Stepovich
Congress
Texas
Violence Escalates as Beirut Faces Fresh Bombings
Beirut reports multiple bomb blasts late Sunday into today amid ongoing political crisis. Desultory gunfire observed in Tripoli area as cabinet convenes to review UN findings on Syrian infiltration. Premier Sami El Solh awaits potential international police role to seal borders despite Dag Hammarskjold report.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Tripoli
United Nations
Security Council
Sami el. Solh
United Press International
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Soth
Galo Plaza
Edcuador
Tax Measure Hit By State CofC
In San Francisco a California State Chamber of Commerce official told a legislative committee the chamber unanimously opposes Proposition 17 the initiative tax measure. James Musatti general manager of the chamber testified before the Joint Legislative Committee on Taxation. Proposition 17 would cut sales and use taxes from 3 to 2 percent and shift the personal income tax from 1 to 6 percent to a new scale from 12 to 46 percent.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Chamber of Commerce
James Mussatti
Chamber
Joint
Legislative Committee
James
J- McBride
Ventura
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