18 Jan 1964
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1964
Page
1
LAC warns that promised tax relief may be offset by hidden choices in the tax plan. He cites the gasoline and automobile deduction and dividend tax changes, noting how measurers shift savings to higher taxes elsewhere. He predicts ongoing battles in Congress and notes California’s large auto tax burden.
Walter Christian, manager of the Department of Employment, told an Assembly Interim Committee hearing that San Diego may become a scientific educational and recreational center in a few years. He spoke at a one day session chaired by Edward E Elliotu in Los Angeles and cited the city’s bridal potential despite current economic problems.
A Royal Navy vessel evacuated 140 people from Zanzibar, including five American journalists, as the island faced a rebel government move. The United States allowed one American, Frederick P. Picard III, to remain on Zanzibar while Donal K. Peterson was expelled. Tanganyika sent police aid but has not recognized the new regime. China quickly recognized the rebel government amid a flood of conflicting broadcasts.
Engineers threaten mass walkout delaying ships starting with the American President Lines Wilson with 500 passengers. Miller says PMA would discuss pensions next week but officials demanded action now. If the refusal continues, every West Coast home port ship could be affected as word spreads from informal local meetings.
Astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr underwent a 75 minute operation in Houston to remove a malignant growth from his throat. Tests showed about 20 percent of the thyroid was removed with no malignancy. officials expect no impact on his status as an astronaut.
Sources report Pope Paul VI will expand the Pontifical Noble Guard by adding 10 members from countries outside Italy, enlarging the 100 man corps of aristocrats with international representation. The move would mark a historic shift in the Vatican security body.
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