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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

17 Oct 1962

Page 16

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1962

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16

S C Man Killed By Red Guerrillas

Sgt. Richard L. Fox a Gaffney South Carolina native died near Ban Me Thout as one of three Americans killed when a U S plane was shot down by communist guerrillas. Fox 30 spoke of two daughters and left behind parents.

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S.C Saigon South Viet Nam AP Air Force Richard L.fox Gaffney U.S Ban Me Thout Sgt. Fox Air Force Herbert W. Booth Sarasota Fla Army Terry D. Cordell Sanford Fox Joanne Harrill Forest City N.C Estero Eglin Air Force Base Fox Wa Richard Fox Ft. Bragg Eglin
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Kennedy signs $1 billion business incentive tax bill

President Kennedy signs a tax revision law delivering a 7 percent investment credit for machinery and equipment and requiring corporations and savings institutions to report all dividends and interest above 10 dollars. The measure aims to modernize the tax system, boost investment, and improve compliance while sparking economic growth.

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Seaman's Wife Wins Big Pool Prize in Italy

In New York the Italian liner Leonardo da Vinci sailed for Naples with 1,000 passengers as Giovanni Seguino, a sailor, learned by telephone that his wife had won $150,000 in an Italian government soccer pool. The happy seaman, 40, shared the news from the ship.

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