Distillers Face Tough Selling Job In Maryland
Annapolis AP Liquor distillers who won quick approval to remove stamps from individual whisky bottles face a tougher selling job this week as the House Alcoholic Beverages Committee schedules a public hearing. The bill would require stamps on cases only, not each bottle, and Gov Tawes notes the need for safeguards to avoid revenue losses. Goldstein warns a compromise is unlikely to collect millions in revenue and curb law enforcement headaches. The Maryland Counties Association opposes the plan, citing state honor taxes and practical revenue concerns. Governor Tawes says he remains skeptical until a solid case is made for stamp removal and endorses the status quo for now. CASTRO FARMS NEED AD HAVANA AP A new volunteer worker call goes out to harvest Cuba's first people's sugar crop as pro-Castro groups mobilize. Every capable man, woman, and child is urged to enroll to aid the cane harvest in a patriotic effort. INDEPENDENT SPELLER PHOENTS AP Janek Lewis, a Phoenix second grade teacher, received a peculiar notice from her postman about a small package that required postage. she is asked to place the amount in coins and leave it in the mailbox.
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Marland
House Alcoholic Beverages Committee
Goldstein
L. Goldsten
Alcoholc
Vail
District of
Columba
Maryland
Maryland County Commissioners Association
Gov. Tawes
Tawes
Untii
Legislative Council
Castro Farms
Havana
Cuba
National Federaton of Sugar Workers
Phoents
Ariz
Janek Lewis
Phoenix
Ogonyok Apologizes For Wrong Facts In 1958 C130 Report
Moscow based Ogonyok magazine printed a Sunday notice admitting it published the wrong facts in its Jan 15 edition. The article claimed Soviet authorities had captured 11 survivors of a U S C130 shot down over Soviet Armenia in September 1958. The correction acknowledged the East German magazine Neue Berliner distributed the report and sparked diplomatic exchanges.
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Ogonyok
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Armenia
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Neue Berliner Distrierte
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Milwaukee survey finds more married women read sex themed books
Reading survey in Milwaukee by Marquette University professors shows married women read more books with sex themes than married men. The study notes 25 percent of respondents reported such reading.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Arthur S. McDonald
Marquette
Robert Craig
Dublin to host Monaco royals at International Arts Festival
Royal guests Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco will visit Dublin during the International Festival of Arts from June 11 to 18. The pairing's presence highlights a busy cultural week, with officials confirming the royal schedule and related events.
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Dublin
Ireland
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Monaco
Tear Out Ad Offers $1000 Life Insurance For Final Expenses
An ad invites readers aged 50 to 80 to apply by mail for a $1000 final expense policy from Old American Insurance Co of Kansas City. No obligation and no calls. mail name address and year of birth to 4900 Oak Dept. L1319B Kansas City Mo.
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Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
Oak, Dept
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