Leaders clash as Ways & Means hones Kennedy tax plan
The House Ways and Means Committee planned to hear 31 witnesses in a final hearing on Kennedy's 10.3 billion tax cut aimed at oil and gas profits. Governors Welsh Hansen Bellman Babcock oppose the measure and echo oil sector fears of higher taxes, while retired Gen. Clay warns of fewer new deposits.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
Clifford P. Hansen
Wyoming
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Tim Babcock
Montana
Lucius D. Clay
Dante B. Fascell
D-Fla
Congressional
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Fascell
U.S
CIA
GOP
Frank C. Osmers Jr
New Jersey
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
House Labor
Strike Ends For Bokoshe School After Dismissal Protest
Bokoshe public school ended a student strike over the dismissal of Supt. Leo Armstrong. Principal James Tolbert said classes resumed as 50 students boycotted and picketed last week. Armstrong, the third superintendent in four years, faced a board backdrop of possible resignations if he quit.
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Bokoshe
James Festerman
Armstrong
Wash night arrest lands man in hot water
Edo ward C. Curtis, 33, was arrested Tuesday night while doing his laundry in a coin operated facility after police said he spent his spare time attempting to break into vending machines.
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Dirty Laundry
East Moline, Ill
UPI
Edoward C. Curtis
Curtis
Separate Trial Sought for Girl Friend of Badman
Federal Judge Henderson will hear April 3 motions for a separate trial of Jacqueline Rose 19 accused with Bobby Randell Wilcox 33 and Albert Nussbaum 28 in two Buffalo bank holdups. Her lawyers say joint trial would prejudice her. Wilcoxson Nussbaum and Peter Curry Jr 23 await a May 8 Brooklyn trial for the December 1961 Lafayette National Bank hold up in which a guard was killed.
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Buffalo, N. Y
UPI
John O. Henderson
Jacqueline Rose
Bobby Randell Wilcox
Robert P
Mary- Ann S. Freedman
Wilcoxson
Albert F. Nussbaum
Buffalo
Nussbaum
Peter C. Curry Jr
New York City
Brooklyn
Lafayette National Bank
Fire in White House fireplace blamed on flue
UPI reports reporters smelled smoke in the White House and asked about a fire. Acting press secretary Andrew T. Hatcher said there was a small fire in the president's office and that someone forgot to open the flue.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Yukon Plane Crash Survivor Describes 48 Day Stranding
Private Ralph Flores and Helen Kilaben survived 48 days on a British Columbia mountainside after Flores crash landed February 4 during a Yukon to U S trip. From Whitehorse hospital he recounts fog bound flight, fuel woes, a tree strike, days tracked by calendar, scarce food, and Bible fueled resolve.
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Ralph Flores
San Bruno
California
Helen Kilaben
Brooklyn
New York
British Columbia
Flores
United States
Yukon Territory
Whitehorse
Yukon
Crosswalk Backfires in Belvedere as Tickets Grow
A Belvedere resident prompted the city council to repaint a white crosswalk in front of his home. The plan backfired as seven parking tickets were issued on the painted stretch, three to the resident, leading to the crosswalk being removed.
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Belvedere
Calif
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Gault
Helen
Cache & Sheridan Road
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Gore
Gilbert Woods
Cache Rd. Square
Medical Arts Pharm
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Fedders
Southwestern Furniture and Appliance
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