Senate Democrats Push Changes in Tax Laws
Washington AP reports Senate Democrats seek revenue-raising tax changes to fund increased spending and offset GOP charges of fiscal irresponsibility. Proposals include repealing the 4 percent tax credit on dividend income, withholding on dividends, cutting depletion allowances, and limiting entertainment deductions as part of a 293 billion dollar debt ceiling extension.
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Quake Hits Chile Again in Valdivia Area
Eight to ten people are missing after a strong quake near Valdivia, southern Chile, following heavy rains. The tremor toppled two homes by Lake Pagulpulli and was felt in Puerto Montt Temuco and Concepcion, areas struck by quakes last month.
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Cuba Will Not Attack Guantanamo Base
In a post midnight speech Raul Castro said Cuba will take no action against the U S naval base at Guantanamo in eastern Cuba. He added that someday it may be returned but Cuba will not initiate aggression.
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States Will Gain Lose Seats In House By Census
Washington reports preliminary census figures showing California likely gains eight seats to total 38 while Florida adds four to reach 12. New York and Pennsylvania probably lose three each, with 20 other states adjusting by one or two seats. Final counts may shift slightly but major changes unlikely.
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Congressman Tips Gardeners WASHINGTON Advice to use seed packets for storage
Rep. Edgar W. Hiesland of California urges amateur gardeners to repurpose empty seed packets for storing crops and seeds. He warns against discarding the packets as they can be the right size for organizing produce in home gardens.
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Nixon Plays Lone Hand on Prairie in U S Treaty Clash
Presidents race unfolds as Nixon leads a Fargo field tour after a day of clashes over Japan's security pact with the United States. Kishi faces new opposition from Liberal Democrats and socialists while protests and strikes challenge Parliament’s ratification process. The Fargo leg also notes Kennedy and Symington campaigns and looming Senate race in North Dakota.
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Divers Recover U-Boat Skeleton off Block Island
Newport Connecticut divers from Submarine Research Associated retrieved the complete skeleton of a World War II German U-boat crewman from U-853, sunk May 5, 1945 by the Atherton. The forward torpedo room yielded the first full remains after weeks of exploration. 36 crew were lost in the wreck.
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Today's Weather and Tides Report
The report lists high Sunday 79 and tonight's low 60 with a 68 average. Expected highs near 80 and a low around 60 with a 64 precipitation total this month and 16.27 for the year. Sun rises 5:32 am and sets 8:33 pm. tides at Off Chester tidewater terminal pier show high 11:00 am and low 5:38 am with a second low at 2 nm.
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Red China bombards Quemoy in biggest Formosa war clash
The Formosa Strait fight saw Red Chinese batteries shell Nationalist Quemoy with a record 388,700 rounds while Nationalist forces countered, killing fourteen and wounding eighty as nearly 200 homes and six schools were destroyed or damaged. Adm. Liu Hoh Tu said the garrison held fire until Sunday over what he called aggression. President Eisenhower labeled Friday’s strike deliberate aggression.
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Two-Day Sessions of Assembly Hit Harrisburg
In Harrisburg a biparti san plan aims to end the two day sessions of the legislature. Leaders from both parties discussed a mutual recess and a mid dle ground during June 6 7 sessions. Boehm's four year term as superintendent of public instruction may be confirmed today or tomorrow amid questions from members about school boards.
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Eisenhowers meet Little League stars in Seoul garden
In Seoul a young David Eisenhower spoke with his grandfather as President Eisenhower greeted American Little League players in Korea. The elder Eisenhower, mobbed by uniformed clubs, teased his grandson about fielding and hitting while explaining his delayed Moscow trip plans to Prime Minister Prasad.
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Writers Approve Six Year TV Film Contract
Hollywood AP writers of the Writers Guild of America West ratified a six year contract granting royalties on renewed works. About 400 members voted for the deal, marking a landmark shift in compensation and confirming a joint commission to set royalty formulas.
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Pennsylvania congressman Elliott found dead in car
Rep Douglas H Elliott 38 of Pennsylvania died by carbon monoxide poisoning, found near his car by a passerby near his lakefront cabin. Coroner ruled suicide. Elliott had just been sworn into the unexpired term of the late Richard Simpson and had not yet moved his family to Washington. He served in the House since May 7 and won the April 26 primary for a full term.
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Return of Prince Charles wax figure disrupted by vandalism
The life sized Armstrong-Jones effigy at Madame Tussaud's Waxworks was damaged with hands broken and face bruised. Police report a theft and vandalism, with the head left intact. Repairs are expected to be completed by Thursday, with the figure to be restored to its position beside Princess Margaret.
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