George Vows To Press Tax Cut With Higher Exemptions
Senator George of Georgia vows to continue pushing an income tax cut by raising exemptions to 800 this year and 1000 in future years despite the Senate Finance Committee defeat of his alternative. The panel approved the House provision on dividend relief and left intact the administration backed plan, shaping the tax reform bill.
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George
Washington
Walter F. George
Senate Finance Committee
Georgia Democrat
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Dunn Defends Letter Ties to Campaign Aid Claims
The Assemblyman defended the letter as open public record and questioned why signees delayed disclosure. Dunn said he had campaigned for more school aid for years and denied any payment for influencing legislation. He called the 1953 removal from committees tied to opposing James W. Silliman for speaker, and vowed to serve fully if elected supervisor.
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Page
Dunn
Assembly
James W. Silliman
Silliman
Dane
Muldoon Attends Parley On Alcoholic Problems
Muldoon, chairman Eden Committee of Alcohol, attends a two day Northern California conference on alcoholism. Delegates from Hayward and Castro Valley chapters plan to join. Topics include hospital care for alcoholics and the new 2,583,000 trust fund at Herrick Memorial Hospital for alcoholism care.
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Eden Committee of
California
Eigat Ders Gates
Hayward
Castro
Valley
Anonyenous
Eden Lasp
Slitulien
Hospital Procer
Anita M. Uh
Herrick Memorial Hospitt
Berkeley
Uni
Herricks Hospital
Dona T. Groom
Alcono'ies
Lorenzo High Elects Tamura Student Body President
Lorenzo High in San Lorenzo elected Jene Tamura, 17, as student body president after a runoff. Tamura is a senior, participates in football wrestling and baseball, and is in a college prep program. Other offices chosen included vice president Freds Wag, student judge Dave Roberts, Boys league president Larry Sands, Girls league president Gloria Spanszler, and several other officers. Twenty-three candidates vied for 12 posts across the student government.
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San Lorenzo
Jene Tamura
San Lorenzo High School
Tamura
Tatsune Tamura
Thirs Street
San Lorenz Alee
Fred S Wag
Dave Roberts
Hayward Officer Fined and Jailed Over Traffic Citations
Berkeley municipal court fined Stuart E. Watts 27 a hundred dollars and sentenced him to three days in jail yesterday for failing to heed license rations. He had accumulated 17 Berkeley traffic citations from mid January to mid May, including 15 for no front license plate and two for lacking 1994 jabs. The jail term was postponed because he awaited the birth of his first child.
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Berkeley
Hayward
Stuart E. Watts
Watts
Arts
Editor Warns War With Russia Seems Inevitable
Adlai E Stevenson warned at Columbia University that American materialism ignorance and fear threaten democracy and risks turning people into robots. He urged renewal of humanist values and framed the Cold War stakes amid debate on US role in Europe and reliance on arms.
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New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
America
Columbia University
National Broadcasting Company
Stevenson
Luck Credited For Lives Of 7 And Youth 13
Navy spokesman said luck saved seven people and a youth of 13 after rescuers found the derelict 75 foot schooner Idalia ten miles north of Honolulu. The boat had drifted 12 days with shattered mainmast and no radio or power. Crew members were in good condition. ship sank the Idalia’s former rival gum runner to avoid navigation danger. Skipper Budd Carew reported the vessel left Honolulu May 2 en route to Los Angeles with minimal sails aboard.
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Craig
Henslulu
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Malia
Honolulu
Los Angeles
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Vi Cail
Harold B. Clark
Edna
Reno
Nev
William
D. Hitchcock
Kingston
Janet Masure
Santa Rosa
Cal
Steven Morales
Frank Akonard
George Davis Jr
the Boy
Tonolulu
Solons to Testify On House Shooting
Washington reporters describe the March shooting in the House with Puerto Rican Nationalists facing up to 125 years if convicted on all counts. Five congressmen wounded include Davis Fallon Jensen and others. testimony continues as four assailants await trial. Witness Rep Louis Graham identifies the four shooters.
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Alexander Holtaoff
Lolita Leston
Rafael Cancel Miranda
Andres Figueroa Cordero
Irving Flores Rodriguez
Vassault
Chiforé Davis
George H. Fallon
Ben F. Jensen
R. Ia
Louis E. Graham
Lebron Rose
Yoshida Cancels World Tour Amid Tokyo Riots
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida canceled plans for a worldwide tour after Socialists won another victory in delaying a police bill. The foreign office notified embassies that all June 4 travel plans were scrapped. The riot followed barricading of the upper house president Yahachi Kawai as deputies demanded delay.
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Shigeru
Yoshida
Foreign Office
Washington
Honolulu
San Francisco
Yahachi Kawai
House of Councillors
First National C D Exercise Aims At Nationwide Alert
The Civil Defense Administration announced an Operation Alert to be held June 14 and 15 testing US civil defenses and communications with a mock bombing of 41 cities in the United States and several locations in Canada Alaska Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Virgin Islands. Target areas include Birmingham Los Angeles San Francisco Denver Detroit Chicago New York and others as well as Halifax Montreal Toronto Vancouver and more in Canada and Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
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Birmingham
Ala
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
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Gale
Hartford
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St. Paul
Recall McCarthy Drive Near Deadline In Wisconsin
Sauk City Wisconsin editor LeRoy Gore pushed a recall petition drive against Senator Joseph R McCarthy as a deadline loomed to determine success. He warned if short he would launch a new effort after November elections and planned a final count next week.
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Sauk City
Wis
LeRoy Gore
Joseph RB. McCarthy
Gore
Wisconsin Republican
Sauk Prairie Star
McCarthy
Daily Review publication notice from Hayward California
The Daily Review issues a postal matter notice from Hayward California under the act of Congress March 3, 1879. It lists communications address P Box 120 Hayward and subscription rates five cents per month or one dollar thirty per year. It also notes multiple office locations including Castro Valley San Lorenzo and Newark areas.
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Daily Review
Hayward
California
All Communications T. P
Daily Review, Inc
Castro Street
Haywars
Alameda
Praness
Castro Valley
Basbeene Boulevard
LY. Ie
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