Tax Overseas Profits Draw Fire From U S Corporations
L A C column argues U S firms hold 32 billion in overseas investments and use tax loopholes. Germany Switzerland and Canada cited as examples where profits evade U S taxation until repatriation. Kennedy administration eyed reforms to tax foreign and domestic profits equally and curb gold outflow.
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Ducks Air Hazard Near Tokyo Airport Sparks Ban Lift Talk
Tokyo Aviation Safety Offices press for lifting the duck shooting ban in a bay near Tokyo International Airport arguing ducks threaten air safety. The notice appears in a local daily with archival details and legal ad provenance.
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Tokyo Aviation Safety Offices
Long Beach Private Investigator Fined 1000 for Wiretap
Thomas A. Newton a 59 year old private investigator in Long Beach was fined 1000 and placed on two year probation by US District Judge William J Byrne on a misdemeanor wiretapping charge. Newton previously on eight year probation for grand theft. The defense sought a new trial citing insufficient evidence and prosecutorial misconduct.
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Thomas A. Newton
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Joseph A. Ball
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Timothy Thornton
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Thornton
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Grain Bill Is Approved by House Agriculture Committee
Washington UPI reports the House Agriculture Committee approved a Kennedy emergency grain bill by a wide margin. It would raise price guarantees for farmers who cut feed grain acreage by 20 percent and add up to 20 percent of land removed from production as in-kind payments. Freeman would set support levels, with a proposed increase from $1.06 to $1.20 per bushel for corn.
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Judge Tosses Out Aadland Suit Over Flynn Estate
In New York Monday Judge Hofstadter dismissed Beverly Aadland’s 5 million damage suit against Errol Flynn’s estate. He noted New York outlawed breach of promise and seduction suits since 1935, while probing whether Flynn was itself a victim of broader moral contortion. Flynn died 1959, estate valued around a million.
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Part time Kennedy picks Kissinger as security consultant
President Kennedy announced on Monday he has appointed Professor Henry A Kissinger of Harvard as a part time consultant on national security problems. The 37 year old expert on defense and foreign policy will advise on defense matters while maintaining his academic duties.
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General Electric Co
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D-Pa
House Un-American Activities Committee
Walter
Congress
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Henry A. Kisslinger
Harvard
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