Ex-Beach Man Held in Panama Slaying Case Discovers Links
Panama police held 34 year old US citizen Martin Lipstein after the Remon slaying at Juan Franco race track. Lipstein, a former Los Angeles teacher, was picked up at the airport after Remon and two others were gunned down. Authorities probe include Lipstein’s travel from Vera Cruz to Guaira and then Panama, with gunpowder traces reported on clothing.
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UPI
U. S
Jose Antonio Remon
Martin Irving Lipstein
Los Angeles
Remon
Juan Franco
Roy Bettis
Waukegan, EY
Canal Zone Administration
Panama City
Bettis
National Guard
Lipstein
Italy
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Guaira
Venezuela
University of Southern California
Martin Lipstein
USC
Redondo Beach
Cilify
Oe Novak
Novak
Beach City
UBC
Manhattan Beach
el Segundo
Calif
U. S. Air Force
Airr Force
Mexico City
Plan to Spend State Title Funds Proposed in Assembly
Assemblyman Francis C. Lind proposed a bill to rewrite tideland and oil revenue distribution. It would divert 67 percent to beaches and parks, 1 percent to fish and game, 5 percent to forestry research, and 2 percent to mining studies, away from the current 40 percent to beaches and parks. Supporters say it funds recreation and industry for a growing population. critics warn it reduces general fund income and could raise taxes.
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MORRIE _LANDSBERG
Sacramento
Francis C. Lindsay
R-Doomis
Peweral
Lindsay
Tideland
Vincent Thomas
San Pedro
Knight
Rright
Thomas
Herbert Klockstein
R-Long
Beach
Kiockstein
Reid
Tide- Land Fund
Arraign Pair Who Traded Jail Term
Los Angeles reports two men facing charges of conspiring to obstruct justice after a jail term exchange. Ollie Ballard and Smith had sentences for license violations. both pled guilty or are awaiting a preliminary hearing. San Leandro also reports a fatal crash where Ann Francis Compton died following a police chase.
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Ollie
Ballard
Billmith
Smith
Bellard
Georgia
Perquisites Boost House Members Earnings Beyond 15000 Base
Freshmen and veterans alike learn they receive far more than 15000 a year in pay and perks. The House clerk’s booklet outlines benefits including staff salaries, travel allowances, stamps, free mail, stationery, long distance calls, telegraphs, office space, and subsidized meals and haircuts. Many lawmakers say the total package makes term in Congress financially challenging despite the perks.
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United States
Jie
U.S. Treasury
A. House
Congress
State aims to cut income taxes hit by opposition
California officials including Gov. Knight and Franchise Tax Board members oppose a 16 million dollar cut in personal income, corporate, and franchise taxes. They warn conformity with the federal code could disrupt finances and favor raising taxes instead to balance the 1955-36 budget. Assemblyman Caldecott chairs Ways and Means.
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Franchise Tax Board
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
Tax Board
Robert C. Kirkwood
John M. Peirce
Kirkwood
Peirce
Japan Leader Seeks Trade With Reds to Cut State Revenue
Premier Hatoyama proposes broadening ties with Russia and Communist China to reduce state expenses and avoid war risk. He calls for increased travel and trade as a path to mutual prosperity and suggests income tax sharing between federal and state levels to offset revenue losses.
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Japan
Tojichiro Hatoyama
Cate
Russia
United States
Hatoyama
California
China
Caldecatt
Radio Free Europe to Carry Eisenhower Speech
Radio Free Europe will broadcast highlights of President Eisenhower's State of the Union address to five iron curtain countries Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary Romania and Bulgaria immediately after the President delivers it.
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Munich
Germany
Dio Free Europe
Eisenhower
Czechoslovakia
Portland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Susie the dog mothers two wolf pups at zoo
Susie the mongrel dog drafted into nursing service at the San Diego Zoo will be a puzzled mother as two six day old wolves grow, with Dorothea Corbett caring for the litter while their mother refuses to feed them.
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Susie
San Diego Zoo
Dorothea Corbett
Ex-Mayor Flatley Sentenced in Erie Gambling Case
Former Erie mayor Thomas W. Flatley received 114 to 3 years in the Allegheny County workhouse and a $1500 fine after pleading guilty to oath violation and conspiracy in a 20 million per year gambling scheme. Stanley Schwartz and Jack Martin also faced prison terms or fines in the case. Schwartz got the same sentence, Martin 14 to 24 months.
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Erie
Thomas W. Flatley
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
E Flatley
Erie County
Ron
J. Elmer Evans
Flatley
Arthur Gardner
Flately
Evans
Stanley Schwartz
Erie Democratic
Jack Martin
Schwartz
Martin
Denver group unveils $100 million community plan near Denver
Turnpike Land Co Inc led by K. C. Ensor announced a $100 million project on a 2200 acre site between Boulder and Denver. The plan includes 6,000 brick homes with shopping centers offices and sites for parks churches and schools. Construction of the first 2000 homes slated to start about May 1.
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Denver
Denv
Boulder Turnpike
Broome
Turnpike Land Co, Inc
K. C. Ensor
Ensor
Boulder
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