Backer Drops Knight Cigarette Tax Plan
Assemblyman Glenn E. Coolidge announced that Governor Knight's proposed 3-cent per pack cigarette tax has been dropped due to insufficient votes. Coolidge said he would not push the measure to the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee next week. Knight insisted he would continue pursuing parts of his tax program despite the setback.
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French Plan Withdrawal From Saigon
Saigon will be freed of French influence as France agrees to withdraw all forces from the capital. About 35 000 troops would move to Cap Saint Jacques as Vietnam takes security duties, with regrouping of the 75 000 strong expeditionary force to two or three embarkation points away from major southern cities.
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Rattlesnake Pete Dixon Old West Scout Dies at 94
Robert Dixon known as Rattle snake Pete, a longtime RCMP scout in Alberta when it was part of the Northwest Territories, died at 94 in Calgary hospital. He said he met Sitting Bull and outlaws Jesse and Frank James during his years in the West.
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Sperry Union Near Strike Settlement
A substantial agreement was reached between Sperry Gyroscope Co and CIO strikers who closed three Long Island defense contract plants. Federal mediator Sidney S. Scheiner announced the pact terms would be voted on by Local 450 CIO members Saturday in Brooklyn after a secret meeting to work out technical details.
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Federal Mediation
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Two Big Coffee Distributors Cut Prices in New York
General Foods Corp and Standard Brands cut wholesale coffee prices, lowering Maxwell House by four cents per pound and Sanka and Koffee Hag by five cents. Chase & Sanborn instant coffee dropped two to four cents, with retailers like Grand Union and A P passing these reductions to customers in the New York metro area. Latin American green coffee prices seek stabilization amid ongoing talks.
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Grand Union Co
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Sanka Coffees
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S F Lawyer Elected by Native Sons Golden West
Robert E. Halsing of South San Francisco was elected and installed as the 78th president of the Native Sons of the Golden West at the statewide convention. Other officers named include Alfred P. Peracca, Larry J. Lafleur, Raymond H. Shone, Harola Regan, and Almon J. Walcott from San Francisco and nearby cities.
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Robert E. Halsing
San Francisco
Native Sons of the Golden West
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David W. ‘Stuart
Alfred P. Peracca
Los Angeles
Larry J. Lafleur
Hayward
Raymond H. Shone
Ex-PW Faces Trial as Collaborator
SAN FRANCISCO. Cpl. Thomas Bayes Jr. 32 recreation director at Letterman General Hospital stands court martial on charges of unnecessarily cooperating with the Chinese Reds while a prisoner of war in Korea. No trial date set. The U S 6th Army announced Thursday Bayes, native of Flat Lick Kentucky, was charged after an extensive investigation.
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Senator George Says Foreign Aid Must Not Be Cut
Sen George of Georgia warned it would be fatal to halt foreign aid as a Big Four conference looms. He urged continuing economic and military assistance, questioned a new aid bill’s provisions including a special firing power for nonveterans and a 20 million dollar Asian development fund, and criticized lack of use restrictions.
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Demo Says GOP Must Decide Postal Pay Fate
Senator Olin D. Johnston says Republicans must decide if the Senate will override President Eisenhower's veto of the postal pay increase bill. Democrats back the measure, unions push for at least a 7.6 percent boost, while the White House supports no more than 7.6 percent. The vote Tuesday will test the first override effort of Eisenhower's presidency.
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William ©. Doherty
National Assn
House
Eiserhower
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Probers Bare New Freezer Probers Bare New Freezer
Sen Mec Clellan says his Senate Investigations Subcommittee will expose higher-ups in a graft nest tied to armed forces contracts. Porreca and Rubin testify about a $213 freezer gift and alleged payoffs, with Rubin denying payoffs and Porreca claiming he tried to pay but was billed by Rubin. Also, Kansas City police hunt for Kenneth D Carpenter, a 42 year old escaped inmate, a former FBI wanted list member, linked to a $5,000 heist.
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D-Ark
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Joseph G. Porreca
Clifton
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Ohio
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Bender
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Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
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