Taipei Drivers Fail Tax Knowledge Test
Formosa UM police reported 800 of 2,500 tax drivers in Taipei failed a knowledge test today.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1964
Page
3
Formosa UM police reported 800 of 2,500 tax drivers in Taipei failed a knowledge test today.
Secretary McNamara toured Mare Island and Hunter Point Naval Shipyards in San Francisco amid talks of trimming excess capacity. He said no immediate changes would occur and pledged careful scrutiny of all government owned yards to ensure clear military needs.
In Leon Mexico police say a prostitution ring led by sisters Maria and Delfina Salazar operated across Guanajuato state. They uncovered 47 bodies, with 15 victims located near Leon and in nearby towns. A 15 year old survivor described killings and continued abuse before police intervened.
The Miami Herald reports Senator George Smathers and Robert G. Baker profited from a Florida land deal. Smathers allegedly invested 9000 and Baker 1500, with gains varying from 12550 to over 75000. Records show about 143 acres in Maitland near Orlando, with mortgage notes and payments cited as evidence. Smathers declined further comment.
Newark defendants Anthony DeAngelis and Joseph Lomuscio face a civil fraud suit seeking about 46.5 million from Harbor Tank Storage Co. The Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp. president and a former Harbor Tank custodian were arrested. bail set at 46.49 million for each. The case centers on allegedly breached contracts and fraudulent leasing of storage tanks at Bayonne facilities.
Theater managers list starting times for features in Long Beach venues. Scrambled and unreadable lines obscure exact films and venues. legible items note periods and show slots, with uncertain details about dates and prices. The fragmentary text hints at possible showings at venues like Pymmy Acapica with pricing around $68.
Stanford University ordered Zeta Psi to evacuate its Mu Charter from campus after incidents including a furniture wrecking raid, discovery of a small arsenal, and theft from the International House. Dean H. Donald Windig suspended the fraternity until July 2, 1965, citing inability to govern itself. Star halfback Dick Ragsdale, president of the chapter, led the group under probation since October 22 for prior pledges’ vandalism at a neighboring house. Firearms were found on site.
Crown Prince Harald of Norway concluded a California tour on Friday and departed by air for home, ending his visit to the state.
Havana reports the Cuban government issued 13 cent stamps honoring Ernest Hemingway. The stamps feature a likeness of the American novelist and his home near Havana now operated as a museum.
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