Governor’s plan seeks 27.5 million tax on stocks and bonds
Gov Lawrence endorses the Education Committee recommendations proposing a 27.5 million tax on intangible personal property to fund school subsidies and services. The plan would tax market value of stocks and bonds in out of state corporations not paying a state franchise tax, with county and municipal credits subtracted.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
General Assembly
GOP
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Philadelphia
France Algeria peace talks hinge on break in deadlock
France and Algeria negotiators in Evian seek a breakthrough after a three week conference stalls. Terrorist violence intensifies with European and Muslim casualties across Oran Algiers Constantine and attacks on shops and cafes fueling the crisis. Both sides demand incompatible terms on Sahara status borders and European rights.
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Evian-Les-Bains
France
Evian
Hotel du Parc
Algeria
Oran
Al-giers
Constantine
Sahara
Kennedy weighs plans as back ailment lingers
President Kennedy's back pain, eased but present, keeps his Hawaii Governors' Conference date in question. He may visit South America next month, contingent on East-West issues and his recovery, as he audits a busy day including a Mayors Conference speech and talks with leaders. Earlier, Dr. Tavell reported progress and Ssecretary Salinger said he feels better after a Florida vacation and a Canada trip.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Hawaii
South America
U.S
Pierre Salinger
Florida
Canada
Kennedy Orders Probing Tax Returns for Highway Inquiry
President Kennedy ordered tax returns spanning 1980 to 1961 opened for inspection by the House Public Works Committee as part of its probe into the federal aid highway program. The committee will access income excess profits estate or gift tax records.
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Washington
Kennedy
House Public Works Committee
Teens boast of trail of killings across five states
Two teenagers James Latham and George York admit to seven slayings from Florida to Utah, including victims Althea Ottavio 43 and Patricia Hewitt 25 in Valdosta and Rachel Moyer 18 in Craig. They say killing felt easy and want the electric chair, blaming Army harassment and racial issues for the spree.
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Marlin Drenovac
Granite City
Jacksonville
Fla
Althea Ottavio
Patricia Anne Hewitt
Valdosta
Utah
Rachel Marian Moyer
Craig, Cale
Salt Lake City
Ziegler
Wallace
Raw
James Douglas Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
George Ronald York
Kansas
Colorado
Army
Salt Lake County
John A. Whitaker
Tuahem
Tenn
Latham
Wigger
Fort Head
Edward J. Guidroz
Baton Rouge
Sinois
Albert E. Reed
Litchfield
Edwardsville
Otte
Five Die in Fireworks Factory Blast in Barcelona
Five workers died and five others were seriously injured in a fireworks factory explosion in Barcelona on Monday. Fire and rescue services battled the blaze for hours as flames spread through the plant.
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Barcelona
Spain
Senate OKs State Aid to Labor Secretary Nominee Sulcowe
A. Allen Sulcowe of Philadelphia was confirmed as secretary of labor and industry, a $20 000 annual post, by the Pennsylvania Senate after a three week delay. He previously led the Labor and Industry Department Employment Security unit and succeeds William L. Battey who moved to a federal post.
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Harrisburg
A. Allen Sulcowe
Philadelphia
Labor and Industry
Lawrence
Senate
Sulcowe
Labor and Industry Department
William L. Battey
Sulcone
Temple University
Bureau of Employment and Unemployment
State Employment Service
Navy
World leaders face Kennedy two-term aging test
The article argues that if Kennedy serves two terms until 1969 at age 44 he will be younger than most top leaders. It notes Khrushchev, Macmillan, and Mao would be older by 1969, while leaders like Nehru, de Gaulle, Tito, Salazar, Franco, Adenauer and others face age and health pressures that could reshape world power.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Allo
Russia
Khru Jshchev
Britain
Macmillan
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Khrushchev
China
West Germany
Aden Lably
Auer
Commie
United States
Chiang
Formosa
Asia
Salazar
Angola
Francisco Franco
Spain
Nehru
India
France
de Gaulle
Algeria
Yugoslavia
Tito
Franco
Adenauer
Berlin
Khrushchhev
Mao Tre-tng
Army Bans John Birch Life Story in German Division
The Life of John Birch withdrawn from the 24th Infantry Division troop information program in Germany. Also the Birch Society magazine American Opinion removed from division newsstands. Army cites discretion in command function and says no major change to the pro blue troop indoctrination program. Eisenhower press tour in Cincinnati follows.
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Washington
John Birch
Germany
Birch Society
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Army
Harry S. Truman
U.S
John Birch Society
Overseas Weekly
Robert__. Welch
Alll
United States
Eisenhower
White House
Lunken
Cincinnati
Brooklyn bishop sentenced for attempted bribery
New York AP report says Pierce Johnson, 61, leader of the Ideal Spiritualistic Independent Church of Faith of America in Brooklyn, was jailed after a Kings County judge sentenced him to 45 to 7 years for attempted bribery. Johnson, known for coffin rituals, had two $12,000 Cadillacs and plush living quarters and a prior morals charge.
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New York
Brooklyn
Church of Faith of America
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Pierce Johnson
Kings County
Samuel
Leibowitz
Johnson
Sing Sing
Eisenhower Presses Air Cover for Invasion Plan
Former General and World War II commander Eisenhower argues that any invasion effort hinges on strong air cover if opposing air power exists. He spoke amid debate over Kennedy administration actions regarding Cuban intervention plans.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Cuba
Fidel Castro
William &. Miller
Kennedy
Baton Twirler Triggers Power Outage and Fire Fuss
In Ventura California 14 year old Steve Mardina says he will quit baton twirling after a high toss of his baton hit two 4000 volt power lines. The resulting events blacked out a ten block area for an hour started a grass fire and knocked a radio station off the air. Steve said the stunt was meant to toss the baton as high as a circus act.
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Ventura
Calif
Steve Mardina
Steve
Irish Mob Princess Grace in Dublin Crowd Turmoil
In Dublin crowds of about 20 000 surged around Princess Grace and Prince Rainier as security doubled for the royal party. Police forced a way to the hotel after the princess wept, with 12 hospitalized and over 100 treated for injuries. The couple’s car was surrounded twice earlier near a convent and a concert opening the International Music Festival.
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Dublin
Grace
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Grace Kelly
O'Connell Street
Monacan
Thehotel
Berlin
Germany
Caroline
Prince Albert
Monte Carlo
West Ireland
Lena Horne Tax Lien Sues Couple for 1958 59 Dues
A federal tax lien filed in Los Angeles charges singer Lena Horne and her husband Lennie Hayton with unpaid income taxes of 5840 for 1958 and 5588 for 1959. The action seeks collection of the amounts plus interest.
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Los Angeles
Lena Horne
Lennie Hayton
Clerk Turns Up At Track
AP reports Wil. Wain H. Covington 28, a National Security Agency clerk, was found at the Delaware Park Race Track near Wilmington after vanishing last week. The Pentagon said he is not under arrest and there is no known wrongdoing. he had access to limited classified material in a $6,600-a-year job.
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Washington
National Security Agency
Pentagon
Wain H. Covington
Delaware Park
Wilmington
NSA
Covington
Charles Town
W.va
Arlington
Assembly Bills Face GOP Fire in Harrisburg
House Democrats planned a vote on more than 64 million dollars for state hospitals and universities despite a GOP plan to block until reapportionment is settled. Minority Leader Johnson warned of withholding votes. Democrats seek two thirds to pass, while the House and Senate keep a tight party split.
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Harrisburg
House
Chatman
J. Dean Polen
D-Washington
Appropriations Committee
Albert W. John
R-Mckean
GOP
Senate
Riders May Get Change Of Scenery
Hinds County Sheriff J R Gilroy won authority to transfer overcrowded prisoners from Jackson to the 16000 acre state penitentiary at Parchman. The move follows a surge in segregation tester convictions and fits a plan to relieve jail crowding while providing work credit and cotton and other crop labor at the prison farm.
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Jackson
Montgomery
Ala
Board of Supervisors
Hinds County
Parchman
Americans Talk Big Diet Game
The Commerce Department reports that in 1960 the average American consumed 16.4 pounds of candy, down from 16.8 pounds in 1959. Chocolate sales rose 2.5 percent to about 3 billion pounds, with no calorie breakdown provided.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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