Tax cut plan gains House backing amid public push
Washington AP The Kennedy administration seeks broad public support to push a tax reduction. The House Ways and Means Committee approved a general design for a 20 percent overall rate cut with larger relief at income scale ends, signaling a floor vote with Senate possible changes. Committee chairman Mills aims for a Sept 1 floor presentation and a 4 vote the next week, barring civil rights filibuster threats.
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Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Bottle toss near Venice stalls ferry with 700 tourists
Greek seaman Alexandros Chiridis, 19, dumped a beer bottle over the Rithme as the Araclea ferrry carried 700 tourists from Punta Sabbieni to Venice. A shard wounded a passenger, the ferry listed, and Capt. Nordio ordered emergency maneuvers. Police fined Chiridis for menacing navigation.
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Italy
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Pireaus
Rithme
Punta Sabbieni
Gertrude Orrabal
Linz
Austria
Adolfo Nordio
Eraclea
Nordic
Chiridis
Britain hunts loot gang after Great Train Robbery
Scotland Yard mobilized an army of volunteers and fingerprint experts to search for part of the Leatherslade Farm loot after the Glasgow to London mail train raid nine days earlier. Detectives traced items to army camps and the farm, with a reward around 10 percent for the recovered funds.
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Leatherslade Farm
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London
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Redlands Wood
Malcolm Fewtrell
Sheddington
Fewtrell
Meng Weerimee
Buckinghamshire
Pola
Wargrave
Earlyl
30 Days To Better Grades Plan For Students
The Enterprise begins a new series 30 DAYS TO BETTER GRADES produced by The Reading Laboratory Inc of New York. It promises simple methods to reduce homework and improve study efficiency, with guidance on cramming, learning and forgetting, and studying with teachers. Reads as a daily program to help students become better learners and improve college prospects.
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Reading Laboratory, Inc
New York
College
Khrushchev Plans Cuba Visit to Bolster Alliance
U S officials expect Soviet Premier Khrushchev to visit Cuba in the fall to strengthen ties amid the China Soviet split. He may also skip the U N General Assembly in New York, with new China Soviet developments possibly prompting a Havana trip. Khrushchev will go to Yugoslavia this week.
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Rusk
West
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Berlin
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East
Ferry Capsizes Near Okinawa After Heavy Seas
NAHA Okinawa AP reports the ferry Midori Maru capsized off Sand Island about 18 miles from Okinawa in the East China Sea. Fifty five people were dead or missing after a series of heavy waves struck the vessel within minutes as it sailed from the area. Survivors said the ship sank quickly. two were rescued by a passing vessel. Officials criticized the four hour delay in reporting the disaster.
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Midori
East China Sea
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U.S
Shannon McCune
Ryukyu Island
Maj. C. A. Wyllie
Fechter
East Berlin
Lichtenberg
Cheekosiot
Eane Rescue Service
Rumejima
Ban on antibiotic cold cures proposed by FDA
The FDA announced a 30 day comment period on a plan to ban cold remedies containing antibiotics. A final ruling could come after the 20 day interim period. FDA cites evidence these antibiotics have no value in treating the common cold or its symptoms.
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Washington
U.S
FDA
Harry Dowling
University of Timois School of Medicine
Jail Break Attempt Fails at Guilford County Jail
Three male prisoners tried to break from the Guilford County Jail by hiding in a shower before cell checks. They attacked a guard with fists and a bed slat, then fled to the fourth floor foyer before being trapped by deputies. The men, Vincent Hil II, Fred Hill III, and Carl Weaver, face assault and attempted jail break charges.
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Guilford County
Clayton Jones
Vincent R. Hil
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Fred Hill
Kansans oppose atheists plan for Stockton colony
In Stockton Kansas residents discuss a proposed atheist colony led by Madalyn Murray O'Hair. Neighbors fear moral decay while some defend religious freedom. local officials and clergy doubt the venture will succeed amid mixed public opinion.
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Kansas
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