Northern Democrats press tax loophole amendments in Senate
A bloc of northern Democrats pushed to plug tax loopholes and attach four or more amendments to a Korean War tax extension bill. They sought curbs on oil and gas depletion, dividend deductions, and entertainment write offs, plus a withholding tax on int erest and dividends. One repeal of a 10 percent tax on domestic travel was approved but likely doomed in the House.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congressional Atomic Subcommittee
iIt
Eisenhower
States
District of Columbia
Answer To Writ By Long To Be Made Public
The attorney general's office filed a legal answer to Gov. Earl Long's habeas corpus writ, challenging the 22nd judicial district court's jurisdiction. The state hospital board and its director are named defendants in the plea for release from Southeast Louisiana Mental Hospital in Mandeville.
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Covington
UPI
Attorney General's Office
Earl Long
Southeastern Hospital
Mandeville
Long
Robert Jones
Covington Court
Dominican fighter forces US transport to land in Ciudad Trujillo
Maj. George A. Williams says a Dominican F51 escorted the C47 for an hour and a half and fired a warning machine gun burst as the U.S. Air Force transport from San Juan sought to reach Guantanamo Bay. The State Department filed a complaint with the Dominican government.
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U.S. State Department
Patrick Air Force Base
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
U S Questions Dominican Report On Plane Incident
The State Department said the Dominican Republic has not replied to requests for explanation about a U S Air Force transport forced to land at Ciudad Trujillo and an ambassador’s handshakes with a Dominican secret agent. A third incident, a freighter firing near its bow, is under probe.
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Geoffrey Gould Washington
Dominican Republic
U.S. Air Force
Rafael Trujillo
State Department
Caribbean
Department
Air Force
Ciudad Trujillo
Puerto Rico
Cuba
States Department
U.S
Joseph F. Fardland
Eisenhower
Morgantown
W.va
Dominican Foreign Office
Juan de Dios
Brigitte Bardot Expected to Welcome First Child
Paris AP reports Brigitte Bardot seven days after marriage to Jacques Charrier now expecting her first baby. The blonde star, who wed Charrier June 18, plans a light summer due to health reasons and is said to be pregnant.
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Paris
Brigitte Bardot
Jacques Charrier
Brigitte
Teachers to study what to teach rather than how
Lawrence Kansas AP reports a conference of educators seeking a unified teacher education program. The aim is to shrink the gap between teachers colleges and liberal arts schools by focusing on subject matter and classroom behavior understanding. Proposals include more streamlined professional courses and federal scholarships to attract students to teaching careers.
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Lawrence, Kan
America
National Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
Ewald Turner
Department of Classroom Teachers
The
National Education Assn
John H. Fischer
Public Instruction
Baltimore
Fischer
52 Year Old Ticket Honored By Railroad Ride
Dr. Austin W. Smith of Cookeville Tennessee found a 15 cent Louisville and Nashville Railroad ticket with no expiration date. The rail line confirmed it remained valid. Smith used the ticket for an eight minute Dixie Flier trip from Estill Springs to Decherd Tennessee.
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Louisville, Ky
Austin W. Smith
Cookeville
Tenn
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
L.&n
Smith
Dixie Flier
Estill Springs
Decherd
Poultry Prices Put Pressure On Food Buyer
Poultry prices stiffened this week and eggs rose nationwide rebounding 2 to 8 cents a pound from 18 year lows. Pork and beef SEE seasonal trends with higher prices and limited increases. Lettuce bargains remain strong with many vegetables cheap. fruits include peaches blueberries pineapples bananas limes.
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Associated Press
Nothing Stops Wedding This Time For Couple
Viola Clark and Rodney Hoeltzel finally wed in a hospital room after multiple postponements due to family illness and Viola's appendectomy. The ceremony took place Wednesday in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Jacksonville
Fla. Fap
Viola Clark
Rodney Hoeltzel
Clark
St Louis Stereotypers End Strike With Settlement
St Louis two daily papers resume after a 15 day walkout by Stereotypers Local 8. They accept a two year deal with a $10 weekly raise first year and $5 second year retroactive to Jan 1. Base material to be stockpiled and not exclusive to the stereotyping dept.
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St. Louis, Mo
St. Louis
Stereotypers Local 8
Leroy Selby
Local 8
Selby
Stereotypers
Stereotype
Detroit
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Morning Times
Kansas City Kansan
Turtles' anonymity frees man in grand larceny case
Vicksburg Mississippi Ernest Glidewell Jr. walked free on a grand larceny charge after prosecutors admitted they could not prove the 589 baby turtles valued at ten cents each belonged to Kermit Aldridge. The state said it would be impossible to determine if the turtles in Glidewell's possession were the ones stolen.
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Vicksburg, Miss
UPI
Ernest Glidewell Jr
Glidewell
Kermit Aldridge
Aldridge
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