Excise Taxes May Be Sliced In Wave Of Cuts
In Hot Springs AP dispatch officials said Congress may be asked to repeal or trim about 5 billion dollars in excise taxes over years. The plan envisions small annual cuts including auto and telephone taxes, with broader reductions slated from July 1 and beyond. Officials expect draft legislation to reach Congress soon.
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Hot Springs
Congress
Ato
Johnson
Business Council
Viet Nam
Momen
Jong-rance
Dayton Girl Dies After Running Into Car
A two year old Dayton girl Edith Jane Patterson was killed Saturday when she ran into a car near her home. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Patterson. The driver faced no charges.
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Dayton
Ohio
Edith Jane Patterson
Edith
Patrick Patterson
Dead General Delgada Identified in Spanish Grave
Madrid AP report: Spain's Ministry of Justice identified Gen. Humberto Delgada, former Portuguese opposition leader, among two bodies found buried on Spanish soil two weeks ago. An investigating judge in Badajo confirmed the identity in Villafranca del Fresno near the Portuguese border, body found April 24.
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Madrid
Spain
Spanish Ministry of Justice
Humberto Delgada
Justice Ministry
Badajo
Delgado
Villafranca del Fresno
Drinking and Fatigue Said Crash Cause
In a Civil Aeronautics Board report the crash of a light plane near Lilly Chapel Ohio on April 24 1964 is blamed on pilot drinking and fatigue. Clarence Junior Ritchard 42 Decatur Illinois had 19 hours without rest before the flight. An autopsy showed alcohol in his blood likely affecting judgment with traces of medication. The probable cause cites diminished capacity from fatigue and alcohol leading to descent below obstructing terrain. In a separate incident near Mansfield Ohio on May 1 Armour C Rice and Rosemarie Rice died when a plane returning from Jonesboro Arkansas crashed in poor visibility. Armour C Rice Jr. and Randy Rice survived with minor injuries. The probable cause attributes unqualified instrument flight into night conditions over unlit terrain.
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Lilly Chapel
Madison County
Ohio
Clarence Junior Ritchard
Decatur
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ritchard
Warwick
Dentur
Mansfield
Omo
Jonesboro
Ark
Evansville
Ind
Armour C. Rice
St. of Mansfield
Rosemarie Rice
Armour C. Rice Jr
Randy Rice
Nightclubs in North Beach celebrate acquittals on indecent exposure charges
In San Francisco North Beach night spots rebound after acquittals. Showgirls Kay Siar Burane Heimberg Yvonne D Anger and managers Voss Boreta Gino Del Pree Peter Mat hol cleared of charges. Judge Fried man and Judge Lazarus delivered verdicts as defense attorney Melvin Belli hailed a free country stance. Deputy DA pending decisions on other arrests.
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San Francisco
North Beach
Melvin Belli
Country
Lea Ro Freedman
Fridman
Friedmans Court
Cocktar
Kay Siar
Buraine Heimberg
Yvonne D'Anger
Voss Boreta
Carol Doda
Gino del Pree
Peter Mathol
Condor Club
Leland Lazarus
Friedman
Belli
Iowa
Manhattan
Pellet Victim Leaves Hospital
A 17 year old Dayton youth was released from Good Samaritan Hospital after a Friday night shotgun blast left him with 40 pellet wounds. He told investigators he was shot while riding a skateboard near John A. Stratton’s home. Stratton is being held for investigation by the Montgomery County Sheriff's Department.
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Dayton
Ohio
Good Samaritan Hospital
Jerry Brown
Jack G. Brown
Montgomery County — Sheriff’s Department
John A. Stratton
Stratton
Y Plans Salute For 10
The Middletown YMCA marks its 48th anniversary with a May 13 dinner in the Y gymnasium to honor 101 volunteers. Sixty three long-serving workers will be cited for 1 to 17 years of service in the expanding Y program. Imuis A. Cox of the Central Branch YMCA in Dayton will speak with slides of the 194 Olympics in Japan. David J. Enochs, president of the Y, will preside. BP. Allen will conduct the program and present awards. Torch Hiv Club junior leaders, a 26-member group, will receive trophies.
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Middletown
BP. Allen
Robert Grimes
Torch Hiv
Gamblers Nice Guys Live Longer Says Insurance VP
In Las Vegas, a New York Life executive claims pro gamblers now live longer and pay similar insurance premiums to others. Andrew Thompson notes improved lifestyle. previously lead poisoning was listed as a cause of death. The Las Vegas branch opening is cited as context for the claim.
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Las Vegas
Nev
New York Life Insurance Co
Andrew Thompson
Fife
Thompson
Dems Meet at Mount Washington Farm for Parley
Vice President Hubert Humphrey leads Democrats listed for a Monday meeting at Xavier University professor Joseph Link's Mount Washington farm home in Cincinnati. President Johnson will not attend. Attendees include Anthony Celebrezze, John Ty Connor, Nicholas Katzenbach, Ohio senators Lausche and Young, Kentucky Governor Breathitt, Indiana Governor Branigin, and U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson may attend.
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Cincinnati
Hubert Ho Humphrey
Johnson
Mount Washington
Joseph Link Link
Xavier University
Democratic National Committee
Anthony Celebrezze
Health, Education and Welfare
Commerce
John Ty Connor
Nicholas Katzenbach
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M Young
Ohio
Edward T. Breathitt
Kentucky
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
U. N
Adla F. Stevenson
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