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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1957

Page

5

State tax cut moves to Assembly after Senate OK

California bills to cut state income taxes move to the Assembly after unanimous Senate approval. The package raises dependent exemptions from 400 to 3,600 and allows medical deductions above 3 percent of gross income. Senator Robert McCarthy says the changes align state with federal rules and provide taxpayer relief. He cites estimated costs of 5 million and 1.5 million dollars respectively, plus a separate capital gains conformity measure with no revenue estimate.

Sacramento Robert T. McCarthy San Francisco McCarthy Senate

Fish and Game Probe OKd in Assembly

SACRAMENTO The Assembly Fish and Game Committee approves Assemblyman Vincent Thomas resolution for an interim study of the State Fish and Game Department Research program. He cites nine agencies doing research with inconsistent facts and calls for broader university facility use. Deputy Director Walter Shannon defends staff quality and supports the study.

Sacramento Assembly Fish and Game Committee Vincent Thomas San Pedro State Fish and Game Department Thomas Walter Shannon

Unionist Admits He Dynamited Project

Testimony links a Unionist to dynamiting and acts of terrorism including beatings and sabotage. Senators pressed witnesses with questions about union respect and citizenship as Chief Kennedy prepared contempt proceedings. Helen Canfield, ally of Bradshaw, testified about secretly recorded conversations and district attorney reactions, detailing arrests and claims of a hoax. She criticized Teamsters men for avoiding action and said she would face trial if charged.

Habshman McClellan D-Ark Robert F. Kennedy Manley Helen Canfield Bradshaw Scranton Miss. Canfield Miss Canfield Teamsters Union Hwaresouze Team Sters Union Sen. Goldwater R-Aziz Sen. Mundt i R-Sd Sen. Mundt RSD

Postal Service Seeks More Funds to Avoid Cuts

The postal head announced a resume of normal mail service but warned Congress allotted funds fall short. He asked 47 million dollars more for two and a half months and noted Congress provided six million less. To conserve funds, downtown mail deliveries drop to two daily weekdays and one Saturday, with post offices limited to 8.4 hours, postponing three quarters of deferrable supplies until after July 1.

Summerfield Congress Henes

Early Ike Man Wins N J Race

Malcolm Forbes wins the New Jersey Republican primary for governor defeating Wayne Dumont Jr. by a wide margin as Forbes seeks to challenge incumbent Democrat Robert B Meyner in November. Meyner faced no opposition in the Democratic primary and left for Florida after voting. Forbes pledged an Eisenhower Republicanism message rooted in a deep philosophy rather than personal appeal.

Meyner Florida Forbes Forbes’ Magazine of Business and Finance

Hurley Criticizes Trade Moves With Communist China

Former ambassador Hurley spoke with President Eisenhower at the White House and criticized loosening trade with Communist China. He said the United Nations admission should not be earned by coercion and cautioned against commercial recognition, noting no formal discussion occurred on the topic.

Washington UPI Fatrick J. Hurley China United Nations Hurley White House Eisenhower Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt

Legislative Roundup Solons Back Tide-Oil Royalty Hike

In Sacramento a Assembly committee backed higher state oil and land royalty shares while calling for a cooling-off period to align terms. Miller pressed for rate changes to protect the state against large oil finds, with estimates suggesting potential billions in revenue. The panel approved amendments aligning bills on a sliding scale minimum 16 percent with optional cash bonuses and discretionary escalator rates.

Sacramento UPI Leost California Tideland Gov. Knight Miller Bruce F Alllen Los Gatos Joseph C. Shell Los Angeles State Lends Commission Allen Skell-Chantingham Tidel Kaiser Steel Co Mexico Senate Atomic Reg Diation Safety Commission Alcoholic Beverage Control De+ Board Partment State Water Board Californa Via Water Commission

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