Snow Avalanche Damages Homes Near Juneau Alaska
An avalanche from Mt Juneau swept down on Juneau injuring one woman with minor cuts and damaging 12 houses. The slide 200 yards wide struck at 3 30 a m in a city of 6000, tearing roofs from homes valued around 25 000 to 30 000 along Behrends Ave on the north side. The bulk of the snow stopped short of any houses and wind ahead caused most damage.
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Juneau
Alaska
Behrends Ave
Sermon Set on Humility and Communion at Adventist Church
The Rev. Russell Vaughn will discuss The Meaning of the Rite of Humility and Communion at tomorrow’s 9 30 a m worship service. Holy Communion will be observed. Sabbath school begins at 10 30 a m.
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Russell Vaughn
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Tax Aids to Business Cut by House Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee trimmed the business tax provisions in a pending tax bill, reducing the revenue loss estimates and lowering credits. Treasury says indirect stimulus may offset some effects, with top equipment credit cut from 8 to 7 percent and public utilities limit from 4 to 3 percent, alongside lower annual ceilings.
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Gunman Ignores For Sale Sign in Chicago Heist
A Chicago couple, college student Barry Bowers and his wife, advertised a mink coat and stole for sale. A man named Mr Cohen arrived to inspect the merchandise on Tuesday, then on Thursday robbed them at their North Side home and escaped with the coat, sapphire ring, and a $1,000 coin collection worth about $5,400.
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Barry Bowers
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GOP warns against watered down atmospheric tests
Republican leaders condemn any Geneva agreement allowing weaker inspection. Sen Dirksen and Rep Halleck argue Britain and pressures from Brazil and India threaten U.S. resumption of atmospheric nuclear testing and urge a tougher stance. They spoke after a Capitol policy huddle and televised briefing.
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Indiana
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Halleck
House
Girl Treated After Dog Bite In Middletown Home
Gail Ann Miller eight daughter of Mrs Lounell Miller of 308 Van derveer Street was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday afternoon for a right thumb injury caused by a dog bite at her home.
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Lounell Miller
Vanderveer St
Middletown Hospital
Allentown Volunteers Rally For Jersey Shore Help
In Allentown PA, 1000 Lehigh Valley volunteers under Operation Help plan a Sunday departure at 5 a.m. for Ocean City Strathmere Whale Beach and Sea Isle City to aid storm victims. Charley Zaimes notes neighborly spirit with buses and autos and a donor offering $5.
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WSAN
Operation Help
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
New Jersey Shore
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Ocean City
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Senate in Sth Day On Poll Tax
The Senate enters its eighth day of debate over abolishing the federal poll tax. Sen John L. McClellan carries Southern fees. ongoing discussions shape whether to bring the issue to a vote. Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Texas Virginia are cited as states with the tax. The proposal to outlaw the poll tax via constitutional amendment has notable sponsors and previously passed the Senate 72 to 16 but stalled in the House.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Mansfield
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Thurmond
Manusfield
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Virgina
Spessard L. Holland
D. Fia
Dixie
House
Senate filibuster blocking voting rights effort
Southern opponents have blocked action with speeches defending states rights to set voter qualifications. Senator Kenneth B. Keating says a filibuster is under way and a motion to invoke debate limits could be justified. Mansfield hopes such a step won't be needed, noting a two thirds majority would be required and he doubts it can succeed without his support.
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Dn.y
Senate
Mansfield
Keating
White House Garden to stay rose bed with new perennials
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said the famed rose garden will remain a rose garden but will be redone to include perennials for year round color. The rhododendron controversy is denied. the change is part of a planned landscaping effort by the National Park Service.
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Salinger
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Assemblyman Charged With Bomb Threat
Assemblyman Charles E Chapel of Los Angeles was formally charged with falsely reporting a bomb aboard an air liner. The complaint asked for his arrest as immunity does not apply in felony cases. Chapel, 58, claimed he was joking when making the threat on March 15.
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Sacramento
Calif
Charles E Chapel
Los Angeles
Elvin F Sheehy
James V. Hicks
Chapel
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