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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1963
Page
1
LAC says Governor Brown hides tax increases in a midyear withholding scheme. He argues the plan would raise about 150 million in 1964, hitting families as they file 1963 income, with gradual shifts in payments through 1965 and beyond. The columnist states the changeover should start in 1965 to avoid new taxes.
Paris reports show a near complete strike by French miners and allied workers paralyzing coal production as a government crisis tests Charles de Gaulle. Talks were urged while police avoided violence as both sides sought a settlement time frame.
Souvanma and Petrey departed Tuesday for Pe Si geeen after a Moscow visit. The Decree by Laos leader Moo Svang-Vathana and Premier Prince was announced, with discussions on a new path for the country ongoing.
The report tracks a tight election as Gov. Elmer L. Andersen clings to a wafer-thin lead over Rotvasg with about 120 ballots left to count. The special court will decide disputed and absentee ballots, potentially reshaping the outcome of a closely watched race.
In Moscow on the seventh anniversary of Stalin's death, snow covers the Kremlin grave area as a wreath of mimosa and greens is laid at the foot of Stalin's tomb amid scarce public acknowledgment. The article notes the absence of press or radio mention and mentions Mrs Stalin's grave nearby.
Mayor Sam Yorty announced plans to ask the Board of Public Works to request City Council revoke the $500 fines and six month penalties for households that do not separate tin cans and other metals for city pickup. The move follows the long running rubbish war at Gig Hall and accompanies council defeats over extending the city’s contract with Los Angeles By-Products Co.
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