Fisher To London On Business Trip
Hollywood AP reports singer Eddie Fisher leaves for London for business talks with Frank Si hatrea, his first Europe visit since his Rome divorce from Elizabeth Taylor. He plans Nevada engagements later this summer aiding divorce filings. Taylor films Cleopatra in Rome. Fisher dating Juliet Prowse.
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Administration Reverses Tax Policy Amid Pressure
Washington columnist notes Kennedy administration shifts from tax revision to possible tax cuts as stock market wobble and deficit concerns grow. Dillon signals uncertain plan while House and Senate show conservatism on money matters. Archbishop Makarios II visits, diplomacy aims at closer harmony and more foreign aid. Estes probe begins with McClellan promising 100 witnesses. Billy Sal supporters rely on old saying.
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Penney to Present Warehouse to MU
St Louis AP reports James Cash Penney founder of J C Penney Co will present a 13 story 900000 square foot warehouse near downtown St Louis to the University of Missouri in ceremonies. The $14 million structure will be named the J C Penney Education Center.
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Office Workers Hike Union Dues
Delegates to the Office Employes International Union convention approved dues and per capita tax increases after a lengthy debate. The changes raise monthly dues from 2 to 3 dollars with 5 to 16 dollar ranges by Oct 1 1963, plus a 50 cent raise in October 1963. An across the board per capita tax rise begins Oct 1 with another 5 cent increase in 1963. The present scale ranges 75 cents to 35 cents per member based on local size. Max J. Krog opposed the roll call vote. The group also backed a 30 hour work week with no pay cut, equal pay for women, and support for medical care for the aged, plus displaced worker training. Officers to be nominated today.
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Employes International Union Convention
Union Executive Board
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Los Angeles
Salvary
King-Anderson
Fire damages Madison Street residence in late afternoon
A house at 18011 Madison St owned by Leroy Smith and Howard Harsh suffered a major bedroom fire around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. A closet in the children’s bedroom caused the blaze, destroying bedding clothing and furniture while the rest of the structure had smoke damage. Faulty wiring is suspected as a possible cause.
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Smith
Jefferson City SHS Band previews for Music Man Festival
About 2000 people attended a preview of the Jefferson City Senior High School Band's routine at Public School Stadium. The 145-member group performed twice as preparation to compete at the Music Man Marching Festival in Mason City, Iowa, starting June 19, with 250 bands nationwide. The JC band will travel by bus Monday and is one of only 40 state selections to enter the national contest.
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Public School
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Body of Slayer's Stepmother Found in Iowa
HEDRICK Iowa. The body of Juanita Marcella Smith 46 the missing stepmother of Gayne G Smith was found Tuesday in a shallow grave near her house Identification was made at an autopsy in Des Moines Authorities had her medical record from an automobile accident last August Smith is charged with the May 27 slaying of his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Andrew McBeth and three teen aged cousins Sheriff John Wallerich says Smith has admitted shooting the five but gave no reason Dr E S Losbaker says the injuries were blows from a blunt instrument on the left side of the skull with multiple skull fractures
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API
Gayne G. Smith
Juanita Marcella Smith
Des Moines
Smith
Andrew McBeth
John Wallerich
E. S. Losbaker
Keokuk County
Water Pollution Program Is Urged
Pittsburgh AP health official urges Congress to provide 5 million dollars for a preliminary study on ending dangerous coal mine drainage. Most acid runoff originates east of the Mississippi but also affects Missouri and Arkansas, with a plan to seal abandoned mines and boost research and stream regulation.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Public Health Service
Move to Abolish Subsidies Killed
The Senate voted 52 36 to reject an amendment to cut 2.45 million in subsidies for lead and zinc from the Interior Department budget. The chamber then approved its 924 million budget after dismissing a Republican cut. Bipartisan mining-state senators led by Stuart Symington defended the subsidies as vital for small, struggling mines.
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Senate
Interior Department
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Hall Miles West Of 9 8 Sl Thomas Assigned
Hall miles west of 9 8 sl Thomas is assigned to the medical corps at the base hospital.
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Thereedical Corps
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