Democrats Plan Tax Cuts Aimed at Relief for Individuals
Congress debates a year start tax-cut drive under Democratic leadership. Proposals include raising personal exemptions from 600 to 700 dollars, a 20 percent across the board cut, and splitting the first tax bracket. Rayburn notes broad discussion but no agreement on form. Budget aims trimmed by House prior to fiscal year start July 1.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Thay Burn
Sinclair Weeks
Consgresa
Werks
Senate Appropriations Committee
Jane
New Quake Off Alaska Recorded
A powerful Gulf of Alaska earthquake, magnitude 7.25, struck early Wednesday near the Aleutians. Seismologists in Berkeley and at Caltech recorded strong seismic activity across California and the East Coast, noting no major damage due to the sparsely populated Arctic region.
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Menkeley
Calif
Gulf of Alaska
California
Massachusetts
Arctic
Pacific
Berkeley
University of California
Don Toscher
Ike hood humor complements Wednesday press conference
Report notes Ike’s humor at a Wednesday press conference despite a slight scab on his nose. Paris fashion leaders remain uneasy after a woman wears a gown nearly identical to Queen Elizabeth’s, drawing wide attention.
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Ike
Parhmaps
Danny
Paris
Queen Elizabeth
A Holy War Over Los Angeles Auditorium Plan
LA.C. claims opponents in Long Beach attack the downtown auditorium project in a meeting of the full committee promoting a $100 million proposal. The plan, to be underwritten by county residents, faces no direct vote before construction and includes a $15 million allocation for mall style parking spaces, benefiting certain committee members and nearby property values.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Couple Dismissed in Block Bid to Take Boys to Russia
A Chicago Family Court on Wednesday temporarily blocked an immigrant man and his wife from taking their four American‑reared sons to live in Russia, delaying a final decision to May 5. Judge John J. Clayton Jr. said the court did not believe it in the children’s best interests to be released for transport. The heated custody dispute highlighted bitterness toward the United States and the boys’ wish to stay in America. A Brazil air crash killed 30 people near Anchieta Island. among the dead was a former Russian laborer father who had denounced the United States.
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URI
Mfethmes
Russia
John J. Clayton Jr
Clay
Ton
Clayton
Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Anchieta
Alrline
George Koz
Jtuysaian Altve
America
Boya
George
Columbch
L Gil
Adm
G. Sharp Jr
Vision
Mele Sbourne
Austriatia
Coral Sea
New York
Temesday
Alex
Rusaia
Pacific
Trand
Jack Sable
Myra
Desfendant
Jacob Albam
Ovrm
Hello and Farewell at Long Beach Naval Arrival
Four destroyers homeward from the Western Pacific and three cruisers depart, as hundreds of families greet returning crew aboard the destroyer pier. Archbishop McIntyre presides at mass aboard the USS Frontier with Cruiser Division 3 headed for rotation duty.
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Helena
Western Pacific
E. 29Th St
Columbus
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Parker ¥. Warren
Melbourne
Australia
Coral Sea
Roger Cour
Navy
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Cmill
Antness
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Long Frontier
Leach
Ssival
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Pler Fi
Lang
Tes Rey
Stk
Stroversa
Rupertus
Usg Beach Naval Shipyard
George KK
MacKenzie
Milday
Leonard PM
Mason
Henry W. ‘Tucker
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Mrfn
Don Nelson
Jean
Deborah Jean
Net Pier
Long Beach Naval Station
Nelsons
Orange Aye
Spy ring fed defense posts linked to Soviet diplomacy
A lawyer described the case as bordering on the fantastic involving Soviet diplomatic listening posts allegedly fed by a well-knit international spy ring. Details continue on page A-11.
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Stable
Redath
Backer of Scheme to Build L A and County Aid Criticizes Long Beach
Alan, head of the Los Angeles Civic Auditorium and Music Center, blasted Long Beach supporters of a $51,500.06 project and urged countywide backing for downtown development. Charles S. Jones, association president, said the effort would serve all of Los Angeles County, while critics argued it mainly benefits downtown and could impact the Sports Arena at Exhibition Park. A luncheon featured a display model of the proposed project as county officials noted a $1.23 billion local-year budget.
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Civic Auditorium
Music Center
Alan
Long Beach
Charles S. Jones
Association
Richfield Q4y Corp
Richfield Bidg
Jones
Board of Supervisors
Los Angele County
Levery
Opensair
Lastman
Norman Chandler
Audstorium Associaion
Los Angeles Times
Arthur Will
Los Angeles County
Youths Charged in Dope Case Prompted by DA
Two youths charged with narcotics possession in a district attorney issued warrant. Michael J. Frankenfield, 21, of 1175 E. Ind St, and Gene L. Carter, 20, of South Gate, were arrested April 6 in Dominguez by Long Beach narcotics officers. They allegedly had marijuana cigarettes in their pow session.
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District Attorney's Office
Michael J. Frankenfield
E. Ind St
Gene L. Carter
South Gate
Dominguez
Long Beach
Petitions Push Long Beach Airport Expansion Plan
More than 15,000 residents sign petitions urging the city to apply to the Civil Aeronautics Board for an airport expansion. The group aims for 20,000 signatures and favors a terminal for major airlines in the eastern field while moving light planes to the west. A consultant may be hired to aid data for the board, with decisions on a practice strip and other actions postponed.
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Long Beach
Dan Granger
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Aviation ‘Committee
Petitloux
Civil Aeronautics Board
Motlan
Michard Leebrick
Thomas A. Rafferty
City Special Projects
Tes
John E. Diby
Oil money ban advances in California Assembly
SACRAMENTO AP The Assembly voted 62 to 7 to prohibit oil industry contributions in state election campaigns. Bruce F. Allen spoke against oil influence, claiming it funds ambitions with hundreds of millions in deals and checks up to 25 000. Assemblyman Lloyd Lowrey called the move a subterfuge and urged starting over on the elections reform bill. Continued on Page A-4 Cal 6.
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Sacramento
Assembly
California
Bruce F. Allen
ReLex Gama
Allen
Tian Lloyd Lowrry
D-Rumecy
Lowrey
Texaco Plant Workers Plan Strike Vote Unanimous
Old Chemical and Atomic Workers Union Local 1-228 of Long Beach votes unanimously to strike over a wage dispute with two Wilmington employers. Pat OMalley says a strike vote is set for Friday with polls at 2100 W Willow open 8 am to 1 pm. Members work at the Los Angeles Refinery and the Los Angeles Marine Terminal of Texaco. OMalley notes a 27 cent hourly demand was previously refused and current average wage is 2.48 dollars per hour.
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Old, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Long Beach
Wilmington
Pat O'Malley
Wriday
Willow St
B A
la Pom
Joa Angeles Worke
Ton Angeles Marine ‘Terminal
Texas Co
O'Malley
Weatherman and fox man brothers in a grim mood
A fragmented poem style piece reflects on a Weatherman and a fox man as brothers under a clouded morning. It mentions longing and loss with a refrain about affection and a mother who died. The text hints at communal neglect and shared misery without clear action or resolution.
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Weatherman
Fox Man
Rare cub dies at Minnesota veterinary clinic
The last of five rare Siberian tiger cubs died at a University of Minnesota veterinary clinic on Wednesday. The cub had been orphaned by its mother at Como Park zoo and was kept alive for 24 hours on hand fed milk formula.
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