Nonresident Tax Stand Maintained
Massachusetts refuses to waive its claim that out of state workers owe Massachusetts income taxes. Annis A. Vautier of Pelham New Hampshire is jailed in Boston on a $140 tax claim. A 35 car motorcade of New Hampshire residents protested outside the jail as legislators in NH push a constitutional amendment to bar taxation of nonresidents.
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Massachusetts
Bay State
New Hampshire
Annis A. Vautier
Pelham
W.H
Charles Street
Vautier
Charlotte
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Senate
House
Penick Funeral Rites Held
The Rt Rev Ed win A Penick bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina. burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Bishop Richard H Baker conducted services as successor. Penick died Monday night at 72 after illness in Chapel Hill. A Requiem service and prayers were held at Christ Episcopal Church Raleigh.
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Church of the Good Shepherd
Edwin A. Penick
North Carolina
Richard H. Baker
Greensboro
Baker
Penick
James McDowell Dick
Oakwood
Oakwood Cemetery. Bishop Penick
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
Bishop Penick
Christ Episcopal Church
Capital Square
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Togetherness Binge Staged By Students
State College students in San Francisco stage a one hour togetherness binge with 18 on a two wheel scooter 29 in a bathtub 61 girls sharing one milkshake via straws at a telephone booth and others tangled in a side area.
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San Francisco
State College
Churchman Links Pornography to Juvenile Delinquency
In Los Angeles, Rev. Arthur Zahniser of the National Association of Evangelicals Commission for Social Action argues pornographic literature contributes to juvenile delinquency and may trigger emotionally warped individuals into sex crimes.
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Los Angeles
Illinois
Arthur Zahniser
Commission For ‘Social Action of the National Assn. of Evangelicals
Tax Hike Debate Shapes Budget Balance Call
The Committee for Economic Development urges Congress to balance Eisenhower’s budget by cutting farm housing and veteran spending while boosting foreign aid. It argues no general tax increase is needed though upper income and corporate rates are cited as unlikely revenue sources. Dissent from former Senator Benton questions the budget balancing assumption.
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Committee For Economic Development
Congress
Eisenhower
CED
William Benton
D-Conn
Yaupon Tea Debuts in Raleigh Civic Party
The Yaupon tea debut drew state leaders at a Raleigh reception hosted by Sen. and Mrs. J. Emmett Winslow. Supreme Court justices, officials, legislators, lobbyists, and journalists mingled as Mrs. Winslow called it a love feast. Pirates and Lost Colony performers added coastal flavor, with Roanoke Islander Margarete Midgett Thomas set to play Eleanor Dare. The tea recipe hails from an island shrub once shared with Indians by John White.
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Raleigh
J. Emmett Winslow
Perquimans
Supreme Court
the Lost Colony
Roanoke Island
Margarene Midgett Thomas
Roanoke
John White
Erie Canal's 1825 Opening Spurs Albany Trade Rise
The opening of the Erie Canal in 1825 promoted Albany's commerce and industrial attractions, boosting economic activity and linking New York to western markets.
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Albany
N. Y
Dirksen Rejects Mandatory Payroll Publicity Bill
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen opposed Wayne Morse's plan to force disclosure of payroll details. He said members may publicly disclose staff salaries if they choose, but should not be compelled. Morse's bill would require officials earning $10,000 yearly to file annual income reports.
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Everett Dirksen
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Senate
Wayne Morse
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