Ted Cruchley Has Long Record of Civic Service
Edward F. Crich ley promotes his Eighth District candidacy detailing Ted Cruchley s 25 years in Long Beach and 15 in the district He serves as a U S Naval Reserve lieutenant commander a Navy League president and past leader in multiple clubs He lives at 40 LaLinda Dr with five children and is active in scouting church and chamber affairs
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State tax shift boosts income deduction and highway funding
In Sacramento a $13.75 million tax shift surfaced as part of an administration plan backed by Governor Warren to raise the California standard deduction by $1,750, easing tax for an estimated 1,000,000 filers. Assemblyman Marvin Shermit urged overriding the Revenue Taxation Committee to sideline two beer and racetrack tax hikes as the session pressed past midnight with the deadline looming. Senate approved a 14 cent gasoline tax increase, while Assembly moves favored highway building with a 1 cent rise. A county by county spending formula faced opposition, and civil rights reform bill for unions and employers stalled on a 9 vote requirement.
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GOP Reorganizes District Revenue Offices Across Nation
The Republican overhaul abolishes 11 district revenue offices and creates three new ones, reducing total districts to nine. John B. Dunlap, former commissioner, resigned to Dallas after a 1951 start amid investigations. Aimed at centralized management, the changes take effect July 1, with offices retained in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Atlanta, and Dallas. New offices will open in San Francisco, Omaha, and Cincinnati. several cities lose districts.
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Former Brown Chief Nabbed in Holdup Attempt
A 1948 Brown University graduate and former campus leader, William E. McAuliffe, 28, was jailed after an unsuccessful holdup at a Nestby restaurant. He changed clothes in a restroom, handed a note to the cashier, then fled before being arrested outside. He served as president of his graduation class and student government, and played varsity football.
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Russians Gain Eight Acres of West Germany Territory
Russians claim eight acres of land along the border between the Soviet and British zones in Germany after a four hour patrol and transfer. The change marks a minor shift in control as East and West zones remain divided and tensions persist.
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