Oil Men Pleased As Senate Rejects Tax Boost Move
The Senate rejected a proposal to cut the oil industry's income tax allowance from 27 percent. Williams argued the amendment would add 300 million dollars to federal revenue annually, while a substitute would keep the 27 percent rate with graduated reductions for higher incomes. Lawmakers including Johnson Long Monroney warned such cuts would curb production and affect national defense.
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Washington
Washington Age
Senate
Sen
Williams Oet
Aiken
Lehman
D-Ny
Douglas
D-Ill
Sens
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Long
D-La
Monroney
Dokla
Williams
Federal
Treasury
Ex Ukrainians Meet to Charter Declaration Over Soviet Persecution
More than 6,000 Ukrainians from Canada and the United States gathered in Toronto to draft a declaration accusing Soviet Russia of persecuting Ukraine. The three day culture festival opened at the Canadian National Exhibition park and will conclude with the declaration sent to Radio Canada and the Voice of America.
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Toronto
Canada
United States
Russia
Ukrainian Artists and Writers Club
Canadian National Exhibition Park
Iron Curtain
Radio Canada
Voice of America
Guatemala Junta vows purge of Communists and criminals
Guatemala's new military government moves to uproot Communists and punish those tied to the Arbenz regime. More than 1,000 arrests reported in Guatemala City as Col. Carlos Castillo Armas leads a campaign to remove influence of Communists and opponents, with UN inquiries planned into police killings.
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Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Guatemala City
Carlos Castillo Armas
Arbenz
Castillo
el Salvador
Mariano Rossel Arellano
Army General Staff
United States
Slump Program Outlined For Dairy Group By Agent
Comanche county agent Lewis Haydock outlines a six point plan for county dairymen to weather the summer slump in milk production. The rules emphasize roughage, nearby pasture, grain supplementation, accessible fresh water by shade, constant salt and minerals, and ample saline near water.
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Lewis Haydock
Comanche County
Radiological chief finds dangerous carload of cobalt and radium
Patrick Foley of the state health department testified he keeps cobalt60 and radium in his car trunk for duty. On a Sunday drive he checked for radioactivity and found a dangerous load. He turned the case over to his insurance company.
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Philadelphia
Uppatrick Foley
State Health Department
Foley
Dem Proposes Boost In U S Aid To Latin America
Senator Smathers of Florida calls for a 10 million dollar increase in U S aid to Latin America to solidify anti Communist gains in the Western Hemisphere. He will introduce the measure in the Senate citing Guatemala's revolt as proof of need to boost development and resources for the region.
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Dem
U.S
Latin America
Washington
United States
Sen. Smathers
D-Fla
Western Hemisphere
Senate
Guatemala
Smathers
Bobo Rockefeller Appears at Reno Rodeo After Divorce Talk
Barbara Barbara Rockefeller arrived in Reno to file a divorce from Winthrop Rockefeller. She stayed in a luxury hotel suite since June 19 and reportedly reached a settlement near 50 percent of a half million dollars with her estranged husband. She has spoken little to reporters since arrival.
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Reno
Barbara
Bobo) Rockefeller
Wales Winthrop Rockefeller
Illinois Cops Halt Youths' Gang War
In a confrontation in the woods along Lake Beverly youths clashed with baseball bats nails and shears. Eugene Stanford of Elgin was badly beaten and may have internal injuries. doctors at St Joseph hospital in Elgin treated him.
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Illinois
Lake Beverly
Eugene Stanford
Ng Elgin
St. Joseph Hospital
Elgin
Bank Capital and Liabilities Statement Sworn by Cashier
A bank cashier swears the capital accounts totaling 436 690 62 dollars and lists common stock par value 20 000 dollars and 5 000 dollars pledged assets. The statement also shows undivided profits and other liabilities with a July 2 sworn date before a notary public in Oklahoma.
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I. A. B. Moore
State of
Oklahoma
Herman Coffelt
Soldier’s Iowa corn seed boosts Okinawa morale
Pvt. Franklin Peterson writes Mayor Pat Touchae that comrades doubted Iowa corn could grow on Okinawa. Touchae sends a seven pound bag of corn seed, a gesture the soldier says is up to nature and the land.
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Franklin Peterson
Pat Touchae
Iowa
Okinawa
Touchae
Peterson
Student offers dollars on Boone street corner
J. B. Johnson, a psychology student, held 10 crisp dollars and offered one to every passerby in Boone, North Carolina. After 23 people were approached, only three accepted, ending the street experiment.
Malloy Acknowledges Mine Safety Record Improvement
John M. Malloy, a Democrat and chief mine inspector with 35 years in mining, claims during his administration the accident rate improved 278 percent, saving six miners and boosting coal production by over 2 million tons.
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Leon Cole
Pittsburgh Paints
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Bob) Curtis
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John M. Malloy
Bob Kerr
Fort Sill
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Everett Ray Hale Sheriff
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