Synagogue Awards Honor Leaders at City Ceremony
Herbert Tenzer and Joseph S. Wohl presided as the Jewish resenting all three wings of Theological Seminary of America honored Adm. Lewis J. Ilica with the annual Synologue award at the Strauss ceremony.
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Lewis J.ilica
Strauss
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Tax revision law expands credit and social security boosts
Uncle Sam digs deeper into citizens pockets starting January 1 as a 1 billion investment credit for new plant and equipment boosts business modernization. The social security tax hike takes effect in 1963 with higher rates, expanded dependents and self employed payments, raising overall federal levies to fund the trust fund while masking other rate changes and reporting requirements.
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Fog Chamber Tests Airport Lighting In Richmond
The Federal Aviation Agency builds a fog chamber in Richmond California to study airport lighting in low visibility. An 800 by 30 foot chamber produces natural fog for testing with a scale model runway and a cockpit carriage moving along rails. Experimental patterns simulate approaches from 4000 feet at up to 130 knots.
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Richmond
Calif
Federal Aviation Agency
Western Man Faces Danger From War Obsession
AP science writer Dr Loren C Eiseley warned Western civilization risks overspecialization and an obsession with war. He cited Rome and caste society as parallels and urged balanced growth in science and governance to avoid societal atrophy. He spoke before the AAAS on Man The Lethal Factor.
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Donovan Says Castro Promised To Free 2 566 More Relatives
LAKE PLACID N Y AP Cuban prisoner negotiator James J B Donovan said Castro promised to release about 2 500 more relatives of Bay of Pigs invaders who would come to the United States on the return voyages of Red Cross ships carrying drugs and other supplies as ransom payment The plan would add to the 1 113 released at Christmas and to a total of 3 500 relatives plus those prisoners Donovan said Castro had discussed visiting the United States and maybe addressing the United Nations in a broader negotiation frame.
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N.Y
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Cuba
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Donovan
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New York City
Castro
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Young Negroes Held In Holdup
Two 22 and unknown suspects, Charles Edward Young and Stanley Brown Jr, both of Spartanburg, were held for armed robbery of a laundry in Spartanburg. An automatic pistol was found behind Brown’s residence and the empty cash box was recovered nearby. Owner Earle L Hormell reported he was robbed at gunpoint as the thieves ripped a telephone receiver from the wall before fleeing into a nearby gully.
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Stanley ‘Brown Jr
Hayes
Brown
Earle L. Hormell
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