Washington excise tax cuts target women’s items
Washington report notes House action to repeal or reduce excise taxes on furs cosmetics jewelry luggage and handbags with GOP aims to cut the 10 percent tax this year and end it next year. Mills plans hearings as a counterpoint to the GOP proposal. Johnson urges stronger arms control as Geneva resumes talks and calls for intensified efforts toward safeguards.
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House
GOP
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Rules Committee
Congress
Johnson
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Senate Digest 1964 Orleans Levee and Tax Legislation
Senate action on multiple measures in June 1964 including amendments to the state constitution to adjust elections and taxes for the Orleans Levee District, new tax rates, and authorization for mosquito abatement districts. Bills also cover racing subsidies, breeders bonuses, and a bridge naming, with several measures passing by wide margins and adjournment to 11 am next day.
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Senate
Barham
Constitution
Commissioner of Conservation
LeBlanc
Hickey
Orleans
House
Duplantier Et al
Tax Board of Commissioners
Duplantier
New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Rayburn Et al
Louisiana State Racing Commission
Deichmann
Ac Ee
McGehee
Anzelmo Et
Orleans Criminal District Court
Parish
Barranger Et al
Civil District Court
Vesich
Joseph Ca
Television Schedules Courtesy Note and Color Coding
The column explains that radio and television schedules are published as a courtesy to readers and that the newspaper is not responsible for inaccuracies in schedules supplied by stations. It notes color programs marked with (C) and identifies Wednesday as the day.
Radio Schedules Across Louisiana Stations
The edition lists daily on air times for KUZN KC West Monroe KTRY KMAR KTOC KMLB KWCL KLIC KLPL KNOE and more, detailing sign on times, program blocks, farm news, sports, music, news wrapups and sign off periods across multiple Louisiana cities. It summarizes station lineups and daily rhythm for local listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KUZN
Monroe
5 &M
NBC Networks
World News
Lifeline
Morgan Beatty
Bastrop
KLPL
Mildred Swift
Dear Abby
Dixie Ware
Arthur Godfrey
Linkletter
Lowell Thomas
CBS News
World Tonight
Army Deserter Gessner Sentenced To Life In Prison
George John Gessner, 28, a Florida man and Army private, was convicted on five charges for supplying nuclear weapon secrets to the Soviets after deserting in 1960. He was sentenced to life in a federal prison, marking the first prosecution under the 1956 atomic secrets law. Gessner had been arrested in Panama City after seeking asylum, and earlier served 11 months at Fort Leavenworth for desertion.
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Kansas City
Kan
George John Gessner
Mexico City
Gessner
Melbourne
Fla
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Panama City
Panama
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Ft. Leavenworth
Global report on Thai push in Borneo and UN vote on South Africa
Thailand ordered advance teams to Borneo to set up a verification network for Thai observers amid Indonesian guerrilla withdrawal talks. Malaysia and Indonesia have not reconciled all verification details as summit talks with Sukarno and Diosdado approach in Tokyo. The UN Security Council urged South Africa to halt death sentences and end racial policy prosecutions, with abstentions by the US, UK, France, and Brazil. Blas Roca said Latin America would be harmed under either US party, while Pablo Casals conducted a Memorial tribute in Puerto Rico and Puerto Rican independence leafleting occurred outside the Casals festival.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Borneo
Malaysian Borneo
Foreign Office
Abdul Rahman
Indonesia
Tokyo
Sukarno
Osdado
Philippines
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
South Africa
United States
Britain
France
Brazil
Morocco
Ivory Coast
Council and
General Assembly
Havana
Cuba
U.S
Latin America
Blas Roca
Goldwater
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pablo Casals
John F. Kennedy
Bookmobile Schedule Announced for Ouachita Parish Library
The Ouachita Parish Public Library announces a summer bookmobile route covering Drew area and Ward 5 with daily stops from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at multiple residences, businesses, and roads including Stubbs Avenue, Strozier Road, Arkansas Road, and surrounding subdivisions, returning to the library by 8 p.m.
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Ouachita Parish
Drew Area
Ward 5
Mail Library
Stubbs Avenue
Irving Sills
McGee Aulds Road
H. A. Wales
Cheniere-Drew Road
J. P. Henry
Cheniere
J. C. Humble
Arkansas Road
Morris Joiner
Stansbury
P. E. Williams
Farmerville Road
J. W. Bayles
C. C. Foster
Harrell Road
M. D. Mizell
S. T. Wall
S. J. Rogers
Monteleon Drive
Dupont Drive
Dupont Circle
Wall-Williams Road
Jack Oglesbee
White’s Ferry Road
Fair Park Baptist Church
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Ouachita Parish Clerk’s Office
Transfers recorded include Leatrice Morrison purchasing Massing Addition parcel for 300 dollars with mortgage assumption, James Moseley acquiring Sun Valley Estates Lot 4 for 1,227, and Carter selling Highland Park Subdivision lots 4 and 5 for 19,500. Humphries deeds cover Garrett Road Subdivision units 2 and 3 for 275 to James Smith and Adcocket respectively, plus 550 to Rufus McCurdy. Bailey sells Davis Lowe Lot 4 for 1,476.26. Marchman sells Scholars Subdivision Lot 3 unit 2 for 8,465 cash with mortgage balance 14,868.21. Arkansas & Louisiana Railway sells two tracts totaling 7,446 acres in section 46 to Adams Paper for 161,500. Miller family sells north 8 feet of Lot 2, Square 18 for 150. Second Mortgage Co. sells Lot 1 Block 2 in J. W. Johnston’s Addition for 12,000. United Security Inc. sells Lot 23 Block 69 Unit 11 ce T. Washington Addition for 3,000.
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Ouachita Parish
Marie Dunn
Leatrice Morrison Jor
Massing
Monroe
William H. Hogan
James H Moseley
Sun Valley Estates
Joe Sidney Carter
Clarence Edward Avery
H. M. McGuire
Highland Park
Thomas W. Humphries
James Edward Smith
Humphries Garret Road
Harry ©. Adcocket
Humphries Garrett Road
Rufus R. McCurdy
K. Bailey
Dave Gray, Sr
Davis Lowe
David E. Marchman
Billy Lynn McGrawet Ax
Austin & Eby
West Monroe
Second Mortgage Co. of
Monroe, Inc
William Wilson
J. W. Johnston
United Security Inc., Co
Clyde Sumter
Ce T. Washington
Woman Shoots Children To Death After Quarrel
In Midland Pennsylvania a housewife, distraught after a quarrel with her husband, shot and killed four of her five children, ages 2 to 5, as they lay in bed in the basement of their under construction home in adjoining Ohioville Borough. The mother, 24 year old Mary Zlatovich, reportedly ran out of cartridges for a .32 pistol while planning to kill the baby. Mitchell Zlatovich, 42, fled into the woods after being threatened with a knife. Police and the coroner identified three of the slain children as Gene 5, Gary 3, and Virginia 4 from a prior marriage. Robert 2 was the couple’s child, and a baby also belonged to them. John Police noted Zlatovich’s first wife killed herself eight years ago. Zlatovich’s wife was detained Tuesday night, drank, and was taken to the station before her husband brought her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Pennsylvania
Ohioville
Mitchell
Mary Zlatovich
Gene
Gary
Virginia
Zlatovich
Robert
John
Colonamp tablets promise relief for tense nerves and constipation
Tense nerves block bowel movements and cause constipation. Colonamp tablets use a unique colonic nerve stimulant plus bulking action to restore regularity overnight. Clinically-proved Colonaid aims to ease discomfort and restore feeling of well being. Introductory size 43.
Cheap Vacations Reach the Wealthy Elite Worldwide
Across the globe many destinations offer affordable getaways only to those with means to reach them. The piece notes disparities in access while highlighting travel hotspots and price ranges that favor the affluent.
Deputy Testifies For Gen Walker
A witness for Edwin A. Walker says the former Army major general claimed he could not stop the University of Mississippi riot even if he wanted to. The $2 million libel suit against The Associated Press continues as witnesses assert Walker was merely observing during the 1962 riot in Oxford.
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Fort Worth
Associated Press
Oxford
Walker
Hobbyist Tracks Rattle Rocks Near Sicily Island Hills
Harrisonburg special reports J. P. Stockman pursues a quirky hobby of collecting rattle rocks. He notes these round stones rattle when shaken and shares caution about encountering black moccasin snakes on Rattle Rock Branch. He carries a cane and checks rocks for safety before picking them up.
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Harrisonburg
J. P. Stockman
Sicily Island
Sal Hepatica promises full relief from ailments
An advertisement touts Sal Hepatica as an antacid laxative that quickly relieves gas pains heart burn sour stomach and excess acidity and then eases constipation within two hours. It suggests using the sparkling formula to regain “sparkle” and feel better promptly.
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