Governor Brown Advances Feath er River Water Plan With Amendment
LAC columnist lauds Governor Brown for proposing a constitutional amendment to define southern water entitlements while balancing flood control needs in the north. The piece notes the pressure to resolve a 15 year water shortage, urges quick action on the Feather River plan, and calls for Metropolitan Water District input on arid desert water claims.
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Back Taxes Owed at Year End Show Slight Improvement
Senator John J. Williams reports that 1,980,812 Americans owed a total of 1,473,737,000 in delinquent taxes at year end 1958, a drop of nearly 129 million from the prior year and 240 million since 1954, though he notes the accounts remain too high. He highlights 263,186,000 of the delinquent sum as social security and income taxes employers withheld, emphasizing they are trust funds not for employer use, and cites a 12.5 percent drop after a new penalties law for wrongful withholding took effect.
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UPI
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Uncle Sam
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Treasury
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New Bank Credit Plan Revolutionizes Small Loans
CHICAGO AP A bank official described a revolving check credit plan as a revolutionary step in small loans. First National Bank of Boston pioneered it, offering lines from 120 to 6000 dollars with name imprinted checks. Borrowers repay one twelfth of the limit monthly plus 1 percent interest and a 25 cent processing fee per check.
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H. B. Hassinger
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Independent Daily Postal Notice Listings Cal State Long Beach
Publication details from a Long Beach California newspaper indicate a daily edition except Sundays at Sixth Street Pine Avenue Lang. It notes second class matter registration March 27 1944 and an adjudication in Los Angeles County on October 6 1941 with case Decres No C 16280. Subscription and single copy pricing appear as 2.00 and 24.00.
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Colbert Says Chrysler Set on Small Car
Colbert, president of Chrysler Corp, said Chrysler would produce a small economy car if the public wanted it. He projected 100,000 trucks a month and outlined a six cylinder model with front drive and six passengers, claiming 25 miles per gallon, with first models ready for production by 1960 and shipments starting by late July.
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Clare Luce Study Delayed by Senate Probe Delay
Sen Wayne Morse urged a delay in Senate action on Clare Boothe Luce’s nomination as ambassador to Brazil. The Foreign Relations Committee postponed a hearing date in closed session, delaying decision on the nomination. Luce, former ambassador to Mary, is married to Henry Luce of Time. A Time article in a Latin America edition was cited in testimony as fueling anti American rioting in Bolivia.
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Time
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Hearings Open On Israeli Request In Airliner Shootdown
The International Court of Justice will begin hearings next Monday on an Israeli motion seeking Bulgaria's responsibility for the July 27, 1955 El Al airliner shootdown.
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International Court of Justice
Bulgaria
Morse Delays Senate Vote on Draft Bill
The Senate delayed voting on a four year extension of the military draft after Sen Wayne Morse spoke at length. Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson pressed for final action, but the plan shifted and the bill must return to the House for consideration after an amendment.
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Tex
Wayne Morse
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Bergman Rossellini custody hearing eyed in Rome
A Rome judge will soon decide who gets custody of Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini’s three children. Neither attended the Tuesday session. both sides claim their rights, with French precedence likely if the children stay in France where Bergman and the kids reside.
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Ihe Ainress
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India
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Florida law-makers salute Gov. Collins on 50th birthday
Florida legislators in Tallahassee offered a salute to Governor Leroy Collins in honor of his 50th birthday. The event reflected the governor's leadership and service while party affiliations and exact tributes were not detailed in the report.
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Girard's Original French Dressing Ad Touts Flavor
An advertisement promotes Girard's Original French Dressing as seasoned to a man's taste. It claims a light tangy flavor, not thick or too sweet, with a fresh appetizing taste that makes men request refills and note the difference in quality.
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