Senate Group Scraps Boost in Liquor Levy
A California Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee killed a pair of bills proposed by Assemblyman Marvin Sherwin to cut state income taxes by 17.25 million dollars and raise beer and liquor taxes. The plan would have exempted 800,000 filers from income taxes, saving about 14 dollars per taxpayer, while increasing beer taxes from two to four cents per gallon and liquor from 80 cents to 1.50 dollars. The committee, with eight members present, voiced no objections and tabled the measures.
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Sacramento
ULP
Senate
Revenue and Taxation
Marvin Sherwin
R.piedmont
Jack B. Tenney
Los Angeles
Arthur Breed
Oakland
Sherwin
State of California
Hqnor
Mystery Ice Bomb Fell on Long Beach City Streets
Investigators suspect a high flying B 66 dropped ice chunks onto Long Beach Thursday. About 50 pieces, some weighing up to 150 pounds, struck the 1400 and 2500 blocks of American Avenue. Two cars were dented and many bystanders were endangered, but no injuries were reported.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Long Beach
American Ave
CAA
U S Fliers Bag 8 Enemy Jets Hit 6 Others
U S Sabre jet pilots bagged eight Communist MIG jets with one likely destroyed and five damaged in air battles over North Korea. Maj Vermont Garrison of Tulsa became the war's 32nd ace by downing his fifth MIG. Ground fighting continued as South Korean infantry clashed with Chinese and North Korean forces along the front.
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Seoul
North Korea
Maj
Vermont
Tulsa
Korea
Kora
Woman slain in car. husband surrenders to police
In Oakland 25 year old plasterer Daniel Egan surrendered with attorney Rupert Crittenden at 11 30 am after being booked on murder investigations. Police say his wife Mrs Figan Egan was found shot dead in a late model sedan with two .32 caliber bullets in the right breast. The couple wed last August in Reno and faced a May Alameda divorce filing. she was pregnant and sought support.
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Oakland
Daniel T. Egan
Kegan
Rupert Crittenden
Homicide
F.t
Reno
Egan
Alameda
New Ice Bombing Reported by Housewife
A second ice bombing was reported in Long Beach by Mrs. Gilbert Smith who found a seven inch ice chunk in her yard while answering a telephone call. She placed the object on a plane over 35 000 feet as possible cause. The Air Force and CAA offered explanations about weather and aircraft icing. The case remains unconfirmed and under inquiry at Cheli Air Force Base.
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Long Beach
Gilbert Smith
Roy
Croft Ave
Uhere
Bishop
CAA
Air Force Office of Special Investigations
Cheli Air Force
Lynwood
Paul Light
Mexico
Fifteen Years of Picketing at Downey Saloon Remains Unbroken
In Dun Laoghaire Ireland the long running strike at Jim Downey's saloon resumes after his death at 79. Pickets of the bartenders union confront Mrs Downey who will not hire nonunion barmaids. The conflict began in March 1989 over reinstatement of a fired bartender and continues with Mrs Downey asserting the strike harms no one and attracts visitors.
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Dun Laoghaire
Ireland
Jim Downey
Downey
Jim
Suspect in murder case linked to wives in bigamy plot
Bespectacled Arthur Herbert, 61, in Long Beach court over murder of stepdaughter Maryhelle Guire in San Carlos. He admits being in the city Wednesday night and tells reporter his Long Beach wife Beulah Herbert is “very lucky.” He pleads innocent to bigamy, case moved off calendar while he awaits return to county jail.
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Arthur Herbert
Long Beach
Herbert
Long Beach Superior Court
Thomas W. Cochran
San
Mary Herbert
Palo Alto
Beulah
Beulah Herbert
Los Angeles
Joseph M. Maltby
San Carlos
Marybelle McGuire
Alexander Lewis
Huntington Park
Classified Page Reference List
A compact index lists where to find features across sections including Beach Combing, Editorial, Obituaries, Sports, Theaters, and weather related pages with page numbers and sections. It reads like a reader’s guide to the newspaper layout.
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Boyle
Southland
Weather outlook: night to Saturday mostly sunny
Night and morning low clouds give way to sun today and Saturday with little temperature change Saturday. Expect mostly sunny skies and light winds as the pattern remains dry and mild through the weekend.
Rio Grande Dries Up in Texas Water Crisis
In Laredo Texas the Rio Grande halted flow and dried to a sand bed for the first time in recorded history causing a water emergency. Mayor Hugh J. Cluck sought state aid as locals drilled wells to serve 250000 residents downstream while irrigation areas faced severe shortages. Two daughters of Mrs James B Yates drowned in a farm pond while rushing to aid a friend. Betty 28 and Margaret 14 were recovered northwest of Chickasha.
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Chick Asta
Mia
James B Yates
Betty
Marygaret
Chickasha
Laredo
Texas
Rio Grande
Hugh JS. Cluck
Rio Grande Valley
Forest
Continental Divide
San Juan Mountains
Colorado
Hows
New Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Larédo
Stratojets Set Speed Record
FAIRFORD AIR BASE England AP Three U S B 47 Stratojets set a speed record crossing the Atlantic in just over five hours. Two planes flew Maine to Fairford 5120 miles in 5 hours 36 minutes and another in 5 hours 3 minutes. The earlier record was 5 hours 38 minutes. The flight averaged 366 miles per hour. The 306th Wing plans mass flights from Florida to England with 15 planes airborne. Each crewed by three veterans, the jets carried dummy atomic bombs for training.
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Fairford Air Base
England
306Th Medium Bombardment Wing
U. S
Florida
Silver Giants
Tkach
306Th
America
Allies and Foe Near Broad Accord in Korean Truce Talks
UN and Communist delegates meet at Panmunjom amid cautious optimism for an armistice next week. main issue remains fate of Chinese and North Korean prisoners refusing repatriation. South Korea’s President Syngman Rhee denounces terms as a death warrant and pushes for unification by force.
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South Korea
Pyun
Yung Tai
U. N
Chinhae
Korea
Rhee
U. S
Seoul
United Nations
Panmunjom
Tokyo
Washington
New York
Long Beach
Syngman Rhee
Craft on Reef Three Rescued Near Dana Point
Coast Guard crews rescued three people from a $50,000 luxury cabin cruiser grounded on a rocky reef near Dana Point after a distress call. J. A. Cortright of Los Angeles his wife and C. A. Snidaker of Santa Monica were brought to safety. A tug will attempt to float the craft free later. A San Diego boat towed the 96 foot Western Fisher, adrift near the Coronado Islands with a damaged rudder.
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Dana Point
Coast Guard
J. A. Cortright
Los Angeles
C. A. Snidaker
Saneta Monica
San Diego
San_ Diego
Corobade Islands
No, No, Honey The Brake Runaway Car in Dallas
A Dallas woman mistook the gas pedal for the brake causing an automatic car to roll along a sidewalk past pedestrians. It knocked a parking meter, shattered a window, and struck a blonde woman before colliding with another car. Three people were injured, including Officer L. E. Ridenour and Mrs Space. Mrs Holland received a ticket for negligent collision.
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Holland
Melbat Jean Space
L. E. Ridenour
Ridenour
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