Rome tax clampdown fuels guessing game among rich
In Rome the annual tax game pits insiders againstTax officials as top earners face estimates. Alfredo Bini claims $6,400 while officials say $83,200 for 1964. Sophia Loren is pegged at $560,000 by the tax man, with her own claim unknown. Count Gofredo Manfredi leads with $800,000 to be taxed, while his bid is $80,000. Torlonia is said to earn $600,000 by officials versus $48,000 claimed. Vittorio De Sica faces $240,000 official vs $16,000 claimed. Fellini also offers $16,000 vs $160,000 official.
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Tragedy as expectant mother dies in Nevada crash
A 19 year old North Las Vegas mother to be Patricia O Banion died from a ruptured spleen after a collision at Highland and Washington Avenues. Her husband Frank 21 and other occupants were injured. Clyde Turner 31 faces reckless driving and manslaughter charges. Funeral services pending.
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Damage Low Despite Major Blow
The weatherman warned winds would stay strong early but ease later. Christmas weekend travel slowed with minimal structural damage. Unlike last June’s 70 mph winds that toppled items, yesterday’s gusts caused little damage but posed hazards for travelers leaving Las Vegas. McCarran Field closed flights for about 45 minutes around 10 a.m. and private travel was discouraged.
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Hotelman Doc Bayley Dies at 64 in Las Vegas
Warren Doc Bayley, Strip hotel and casino operator and Hacienda Hotels chairman, died after dining at a Strip restaurant. He founded the New Frontier Hotel-Casino project, launched a famed flight plan for customers, and built a hotel empire dating from 1954. Born August 24, 1900, in Platteville Wisconsin, he rose from sales and promotion work to national prominence in hotel development.
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Inside The Sun 20 Youths Jailed For Party Breakup
Twenty youths were jailed after a large party dispute led to police intervention. The incident involved a gathering at a local residence where authorities stated violations of public order.
California Leads U S As Death Toll Mounts
California registered the highest traffic death toll during the Christmas travel period with 52 fatalities as nationwide tolls climbed past 500. The United Press International tally at 10 30 p m Sunday counted 539 deaths from traffic crashes since the holiday began, with fires plane crashes and other incidents adding over 100 more.
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Strong U S Favors Peace Through Strength and Negotiation
The Harris Survey shows Americans believe war can be avoided if the U S stays militarily strong and favor negotiation with the Communists. Sixty percent want a worldwide nuclear test ban including Red China and 83 percent approve the U S signing the test ban with Russia. The public backs continued talks with the Soviets in areas of possible agreement and peace emerges as the dominant issue for President Johnson in 1964.
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Baby born aboard Air Canada jet in Vancouver arrival
A six pound five ounce girl was born after Air Canada flight 805 landed at Vancouver International Airport. Mother Yolande Adams and father Kenneth Adams, both 24, live in Vancouver. Doctor C R Griellos assisted aboard with three flight attendants.
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Snowstorm Lowers Reno Flood Threat
The Truckee River flood danger in Reno eased as a forecaster called the risk of a repeat flood slim despite still high waters. Yesterday’s storm brought gusts over 25 mph, forcing some motorists to use snow tires or chains and prompting highway restrictions across northern and western areas. A helicopter mission to flood zones in Oregon was halted by winds and snow.
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Partly Cloudy with Winds and Showers Forecast
Weather summary notes partly cloudy skies today with scattered showers and westerly winds 15 to 25 mph. High around 58 and low near 40, humidity 47 percent at noon, sunrise 6 51, sunset 4 34.
Doc Bayley dies. hotels to keep jobs and policies
Warren Bayley, known as Doc Bayley, dies leaving 5 000 hotel employees under his control. His widow states that jobs and management policies will continue as they were. Bayley chaired Hacienda Hotels ventures in Las Vegas and other properties and held multiple executive roles in related companies. No immediate plan announced on representation of his personal interests.
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Doc” Bayley
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