Unemployment Tax Burden Rising On Employers
A column argues unemployment insurance costs have surged from 1961 to 1962, borne entirely by employers. It cites examples from American Plant Protection and a 700-employee firm, showing large tax increases that reduce available payroll for wages. The piece warns higher benefits would raise payroll taxes and threaten jobs, noting workers’ payroll deductions cover medical insurance, not unemployment benefits.
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Alternate Customs Sites Eyed in Los Angeles Plan
Mayor Yorty called downtown alternatives unusable for federal customs work and urged Reeves Field be considered only if most operations remain downtown. He pressed for harbor services and said central district users should keep current adequate facilities. The Reeves Field study continued amid concerns over bridge tolls for Reeves Field staff.
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Housing Chief and Aide Discharged in Los Angeles
Howard Holtzendorff, long controversial head of the Los Angeles City Housing Authority, was fired with his assistant Barbara Rossen by the five member Housing Commission. The pair managed about $65 million in low cost public housing across the city and immediately signaled they would seek reinstatement through the courts.
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Howard Holtzendorff
Los Angeles City Housing Authority
Housing Commission
Barbara Rossen
Housing Authority
Commission
Powell Defends Conduct On Capitol Hill In Newsrow
Rep Adam Clayton Powell challenged critics on Capitol Hill accusing Sen John Williams of deliberate inaccuracies and lies amid disputes over his committee budget and payroll practices. The report notes his Puerto Rico trip and defends his chairmanship while detailing other disparate items in a wide page of People in the News.
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John J. Williams
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Kennedy deflects on 50 mile hikes for others
Alty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy said his feet are rested after a 50 mile hike ten days earlier. When asked if he still approves of 50 mile hikes originated by his brother the President he replied For others.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Green Bay teen kills family over feeling left out
In Green Bay Wisconsin a 16 year old killed five relatives including his father Jack Hebard 38 and stepmother Joyce 35 and three children. He confessed to using a 22 caliber automatic pistol and a rifle and was taken into custody after authorities found the bodies in the family home.
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Yard
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Rudell
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White House press watch tightens for Lincoln Birthday event
Jackie Bars Newsmen reports a temporary press ban at the White House for the Lincoln Birthday reception centennial year Emancipation Proclamation. Miss Turmure announced the rule limiting reporters to lobby watching and official photo moments before photographers and guests. Rep Abner W Sibal criticized the plan as mistaken identity saying the Kennedys have a four year lease and the people deserve full reports on 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Buckingham Palace
America
Local officials dispute entrenched leadership raises ire
Reportedly disgruntled groups accused the duo of an entrenched stance. Holtzendorff, 51, had led the authority since 1941. Miss Rossen had served as a staff member since 1938.
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Holtzendorff
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Fergus Falls attorney pleads guilty in municipal case
Richard Hefte of Fergus Falls Minnesota sat in for Municipal Court Judge Elliott Roe who was on vacation and disposed of old business Tuesday. He had earlier pleaded innocent to a traffic violation but changed his plea to guilty and fined himself ten dollars.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Elliott Roe
Hefte
Radio Spider Nabbed After Dawn Radio Trapping Incident
Harper described as intoxicated during nocturnal radar tower visits, admitting plans to broadcast from the hilltop. FCC and FBI involvement followed after the Spider case was identified, with Harper later released on a $250 bond and asked about his radio in a 1959 Cadillac.
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FCC
Jin
U. S Attorney” General's Office
FBI
John van de Kamp
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