Bleak Budget Shape Stirs Tax Reform Debate
Washington reports a bleak budget view shadows a broad tax revision plan for next year as House Ways and Means panels inch toward finalizing proposals. Officials warn substantial revenue losses from proposed cuts could threaten a balanced budget, sparking a clash over taxing and defense spending with lawmakers split along party lines.
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Output Inventory Climb In Nation In Last Quarter
Washington reports that output of goods and services rose to a record annual rate in the April May June quarter while inventories also increased. The Commerce Department notes higher consumer spending and a manufacturing led surge, with durable goods driving auto sales and personal income climbing to about 284 billion dollars.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Lake Joyriders Steal Cop Boat On Lake Quinsigamond
Two youths stole a Worcester police patrol boat and cruised Lake Quinsigamond for about three hours before wrecking it on the lake bank. Neighbors later saw the boys drop from an apple tree and flee after police searched a nearby field.
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Worcester
Mass
Quinsigamond
Hollywood Sees No Damage In Tax Slash Veto
Hollywood reports that President Eisenhower vetoed a bill to repeal the 20 percent movie ticket tax. Exhibitors warn 2000 to 3000 theaters could close without repeal, but most say the public would not see lower prices and TV would still pull audiences. Studios focus on big, wide screen releases as they shift away from small neighborhood theaters.
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Hollywood
Eisenhower
20Th Century-Fox
Actor Recovering in Hospital
Actor Donald O Connor is resting satisfactorily at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after admission for a virus attack and nervous exhaustion. He remains under medical care and is reported to be improving.
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Hollywood
Donald O'Connor
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Nixon late for golf after getting lost near Spring Lake
Vice President Richard M. Nixon, spending weekends in Manaloking, was 40 minutes late for a golf date at Spring Lake Golf Country Club after mistakenly heading toward Philadelphia. He stopped at two filling stations for directions, was not recognized, and finally reached the club to shoot a 99 over 18 holes. He only began playing golf in February.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Richard M. Nixon
Mantoloking
Philadelphia
Spring Lake Golf Country Club
World’s Just A Big Stage ARRESTED 60 TIMES
New York reports Joseph Conte aged 60 was arrested for the 60th time and appeared in court on grand larceny charges for stealing $60 from a subway rider. In Pacoima James A Lasley recalled a thief who stole his private plane from Whitman Air Park. In Zanesville the C Findeiss and Sons Tannery announced discontinuing harness leather making. Police in New York arrested William Rivera and Rafael Castijon for using a beer can opener to break into more than 100 locked cars and steal various items.
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New York
Joseph Conte
Pacoima
Calif
James A. Lasley
Burbank
Whitman Air Park
William Rivera
Rafael Castijon
Typhoon Nina Passes Guam With Gusts Up To 70 Knots
Typhoon Nina moved over Agana Guam on Monday bringing gusts of 70 knots but caused no damage. Official reports indicate the island remained largely unscathed with no injuries or structural harm. Local authorities remained on alert as Nina drove through.
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Agana
Guam
Convict Sobs For Mother Prayer Then Becomes Fugitive
In St Paul a mother recalls a plea from her son Eugene Juelich as he and Woodward Larson flee a federal marshal slaying in Georgia. The two, captured after a car theft, face terms while Juelich’s past includes Navy service and multiple paroles. His companion Jean Wenberg is also linked to the case.
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Herbert Juelich
Eugene
Woodward Larson
Larson
Adairsville
Sam E Vaughn
Murfreesboro
Enn
Nashville
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
St. Cloud, Minn
St. Paul
Juelich
Miss Wenberg
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