Senate payrolls unmasked and disclosed publicly
New York Senators Javits and Keating led a push to end secrecy on Senate payrolls. The Senate Rules Committee voted to publish names titles and amounts each person employed by the Senate, quarterly, totaling 9 664 000 for the year. The New York Herald Tribune helped expose the secrecy.
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New York State
Messrs
Javits
Keating
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
New York Herald-Tribune
Washington
New York City Tax Measures Stir Grumbles
The piece notes Mayor Wagner approved five new tax measures effective July 1 including higher taxi fares a $25 yearly juke box tax boosts to general business taxes and real estate transaction levies It contrasts city taxes with the lighter burdens faced by upstaters and suggests NYC tax burdens could be worse in broader terms.
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New York City
Wagner
Viewpoints on Income Tax Evasion and Public Morality
Opinion column condemns tax evasion as harmful to citizenship and government. Notes 400000 delinquent filers owed about 55 million with 22 to 27.5 million potentially collectible. Calls for 500 new state tax officers to pursue evaders and links evasion to favoritism and weakened public morality.
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Utica Daily Press
New York
Health as Seen By Dr Brady on Cankers and Cold Sores
Dr Brady discusses canker sores and cold sores detailing signs such as painful mouth ulcers and lip vesicles. He argues trauma and toothbrush use as injury sources, offers at home remedies, and notes herpes connections while warning about eye involvement and virus theory.
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Brady
Prisoner dies after ATE revolt at U S Medical Center
Springfield report says Richard Smith, a 2d year Salt Lake City inmate, died from a skull fracture after guards broke up a Tuesday uprising at the U S Medical Center. Warden Settle announced 53 injured, seven inmates treated, one guard held 16 hours with serious wounds. Damages listed at about 10000 dollars.
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Springfield
U. S. Medical Center
Russell O. Settle
Richard Smith
Salt Lake City
Robert B. Rosendahl
Settle
Woman Engineer Killed in IBM Crash Near Poughkeepsie
Anna Fay Deckman 22 a Rare Woman Engineer at International Business Machines Laboratories was killed when her sports car veered off a private road into a tree on the IBM complex approach. The Olean native was en route from work to home. Christopher Campbell 8 was treated at Oswego hospital after a hay wagon toppled and bales fell on him injuring his leg.
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Poughkeepsie
UPI
Anna Fay Deckman
International Business Machines Laboratories
IBM Laboratories
Fall North
Sterling Christopher Campbell
Oswego Hospital
Special Ambassadors The Key to a Summit with Russia
A columnist argues for appointing a U S special ambassador to represent the president in talks with the Soviet Union and allied powers. The plan would allow ongoing discussions on nuclear tests and Berlin, with ministers handling routine duties while a single envoy negotiates, enabling a potential summit only after substantial progress.
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Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Alexander
Napoleon
Departments of Foreign Affairs
Geneva
First Date Dilemma as 14-Year-Old Goes Out
Hal Boyle notes a 14-year-old boy’s first date from Tecumseh Oklahoma to a junior high graduation dance. The night involves new clothes and nerves, a five dollar allowance, twin dates, a back seat escape, and a tired reply when asked how it went.
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Francis Stilley
New York
vPi
Tecumseh
Okla
Brenn Turner Stilley
Son
Father
Dad
Sonny Boy
Swain
Central School District Meeting Sets July 14 Vote
PULASKI The annual meeting of Central School District No 1 of Richland Albion and Sandy Creek will be held Tuesday evening July 14 at 8 p m in the Pulas ki Central School auditorium Rexford Potts trustee term expires and this post will be filled for five years A separate petition of at least 25 voters must be filed with Francis Gerr clerk 14 days prior to the meeting A proposal seeks board authorization to spend up to 10200 for a new 60 passenger school bus The budget totaling up to 645562 with 127094 raised by local taxation will be voted on to cover salaries current expenses repairs bonds and interest.
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Pulaski
Richland
Albion
Sandy Creek
Pulaski Central School
Rexford Potts
Francis Gerr
Board of Education
Oswego Palladium Times Announces Postal Consolidation
The Oswego Palladium Times reports consolidation with the Oswego Times dated April 21, 1925. It lists executive officers, subscription rates by mail and carrier, advertising agency, and Associated Press membership, detailing prices for in-state and out-of-state delivery and terms.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence TY
Leighton
Thomas A. Cloulét
William H. Leighton
Clark
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Senanevilege
Palladium Times
Mai
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Allman
Julus Mathews Special Agency, Inc
Madison Ave
New York City
Batten
Masé
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Moment of Meditation on American Display in Moscow
A prayer for the United States to display American industry and culture on Independence Day inside 10 acres of Moscow. The goal is to let Soviet citizens observe U S art, architecture, films, music and literature to foster understanding and peace.
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Lord of Liberty
United States
Russia
Moscow
America
Democratic Split Stalls Senate Backed by Rayburn Johnson
Democratic infighting in Congress complicates Eisenhower veto battles as Speaker Rayburn and Senate Leader Johnson seek to keep spending under 77.9 billion while fending off opposing factions and national party critics. The divide fuels public disenchantment and prompts marginal district members to face outsider pressure from New Deal era allies and influential figures.
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Washington
Capitol TL
Fac
Eisenhonez
Congress
Harry S.fruman
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Rayburn-Johnson
Paul M. Butler
National Committee For
Buller Council
Dean Acheson
Truman
Defense
Sam
Johnson
Butler
Jeff Wing
Chiding Farm
Dther
Stevenson
Acheson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Averell Harriman
T Chman
Humphrey
Ikkefaur Ver
Freeman
Ahinesota
Furconi
Massachusetts
McNichols
Colorado
Williams
Michigan
Pat Ziffren
California
Mother in Rockefeller Dies
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller mourns as his mother in law Mrs Clark dies at her Philadelphia home on the Main Line. She was a daughter of George R B Roberts president and spent summers in Northeast Harbor Maine.
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Philadelphia
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Percy EL. Clark
Clark O
Northeast Harbor
George RB. Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad Aunt to Senator Clark
A fragment notes a woman connected to the Pennsylvania Railroad in the 1880s and mentions she was the aunt of Senator Joseph P. Clark of Pennsylvania. The brief reference highlights family ties to politics and the rail industry in that era.
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Pennsslania Railroad
Sen
Joseph P. Clark
Dpat
Contract Bridge Strategy in Trump Play and Endplay
In a top event, Jay Becker analyses a contract where South must decide when to draw trumps. West opens a trump, dummy ruffs, and East confidently plays a king. Declarer mis-timed trumps, loses two spades and a club, and goes down.
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Jay Becker
Declarer
King Foats
West
East
South
Charlie Chan
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Harriman
Wiliam Brady
Torese
David Lawrence
James J. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Secretary of State
West Berlin
Hal Boyle
Potts
Owego Palladium
By Ray Tucker
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