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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1956

Page

3

California Assembly Leader Seeks 20 Million Tax Cut Announced

Assemblyman William Munnell proposes a 20 million dollar yearly personal income tax cut as part of a budget session agenda. The plan would raise exemptions to 500 from 2000 for singles and 5500 for couples while increasing the number of exemptions to aid lower income brackets, drawing swift GOP opposition. Governor Knight backs spending without new or increased taxes amid debate over water reform and the Feather River Project.

Sacramento Assembly California Munnell Thomas W. Caldecott Berkeley Ways and Means Committee Knight Feather River

Weeks Aids Spurn Senate Quiz Request

Secretary of Commerce Weeks rejected a Senate request for Commerce Department subordinates to testify about policy actions that eased export controls to communist nations. He also declined to testify himself and suggested Harold Stassen testify instead. Stassen, now presidential peace policy adviser, previously led the Foreign Operations Administration and the Battle Act during 1954 export control revisions.

Washington Weeks Commerce Department McClellan D-Ark Senate Harold Stassen Stassen Eisenhower Paris Foreign Operations Administration

Kuchel Seeks Re-Election In Crossfiling Senate Bid

Kuchel, veteran California Republican and former state official, announced Monday his plan to seek re election to the U S Senate. He supports President Eisenhower's foreign policy and cites a record of aid to California across water, agriculture, industry, and infrastructure. He noted crossfiling to enter Republican and Democratic primaries and stressed a nonpartisan approach to national security and peace.

Thomas Kuchel Calif Rachel Senate Hart Warren Richard M People Nixon Kuchel California United States Senate Samuel W. Yorty Eisenhower

Neff inquiry eyed possible law violations in gas bill case

Washington UP Counsel reports a Senate committee may find potential law violations by lawyer-lobbyist John M Neff tied to funds from Superior Oil and alleged campaign contributions. Staff heads debate whether to issue a written report and whether there was any lobbying act registration breach.

Washington Senate John M. Neff Charles Steadman Cleveland Steadman George D-Ga Neff Superior Oil Co California South Dakota Sen Francis Case R-Sd Howard B. Keck Superior Oil Staadman Sen. Case Case Nebraska Iowa Montana Wyoming Republican Party Elmer Patman Austin Tex Superior Sen. Hickenlooper Hickenlooper Wendell T. Edson Storm Lake Edson

Germany christens new armed forces as Bundeswehr

West Germany officially names its new military the Bundeswehr. The term translates to federal forces, marking the formal establishment of Germany’s unified armed services.

Eonn Germany Tt — West Bundeswehr

Pair Feuding on Shorts Told to Go Home and Behave

Los Angeles. Deputy City Attorney John Concan non told Janet Edith Campfield and Fern Kender to stop feuding after a quarrel over Campfield wearing shorts. Kender claimed Campfield punched her on February 26 following an accusation of parading for men in the neighborhood in shorts, a blouse, and high heels.

Los Angeles CNS John Concannon Janet Edith Campfield Thomas St Fern Kender

Westinghouse Accepts U S Settlement Plan Enduring Strike

Westinghouse Electric accepts a government plan to settle the 142 day strike affecting about 55 000 workers in 40 plants. The IUE has not yet stated its position. The panel proposed full job restoration and arbitration for 36 discharged workers, while the company says the plan is fair to both sides. If IUE agrees employees could return to work tomorrow.

Washington Westinghouse Electric’ Corp International Union of Electrical Workers IUE Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service James B. Carey Lion Westinghouse Management Columbus Ohio Joyl Hunt Henjof Hunt Lawn

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