Tax cut vote looms as Goulet and Lawrence wed
Hollywood couple Robert Goulet and Carol Lawrence were married in New York, marking a high profile union. The article also notes Treasury crafted tax cut plans aiming for a net multi billion dollar reduction by 1965, with committee action anticipated soon in Washington.
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Horlick Heir Dies of Pill Overdose
Ms Sidley charged him with drunkenness and desertion. The Sidleys had an adopted daughter Maureen six. Involved in the court action was more than $2 million Sidley inherited from his mother Mrs Mabelle Horlick Sidley who died in 1938 in Toronto.
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Mabelle Horlick Sidley
Toronto
Exiled Yugoslav King Peter I tours US for relief funds
King Peter I of Yugoslavia, exiled since Marshal Tito seized power, said in San Francisco he has no definite plans to regain the throne but believes the people would decide if Communists fall. He is in the U S to raise Yugoslav relief funds during a four day visit, later moving to Southern California. Separately, William H Sidley of Cedar Valley Farms, Chicago, died at Wesley Memorial Hospital from an apparent sleeping pill overdose, with a divorce settlement in progress between Sidley and June A Sidley.
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Europe Tariff Threat Could Hit US Outback Trade
Washington reports say Europe Union high tariffs may provoke retaliatory cuts in American exports. Treasury plans would raise rates across four brackets from 14 to 17 percent, with a top rate around 70 percent for incomes over 190,100. Lower brackets receive a larger standard deduction. overall savings vary by income, with lower earners gaining less than top earners.
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Treasury
Doctors Struggle to Save Air Crash Survivor
In Lyon France three doctors work to save Elsa Siman the sole survivor of a crash involving a French Airlines flight from Lille to Riviera resort Nine Grashad. The aircraft clipped a tree and farmhouse remains, killing 12 passengers four crew and injuring two youths on the ground.
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Big March Costs Sounded as Washington Rally Nears
Washington observers note rising expenses for the August 28 civil rights march on Washington for jobs and freedom. Organizers expect 100000 to 250000 demonstrators, with speaker systems priced at about 15800 dollars and financing mainly from march participants and associated civil rights groups.
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New Racial Clashes for Chicago School
Demonstrators clashed with police on Chicago’s South Side over mobile classrooms seen as de facto segregation. Two youths, Wyn Yancy and Sibylle Bearskin, perched on 35 foot power poles as arrests rose to five and six others blocked trains and buildings. The report also notes broader desegregation actions and political protests across several states, with arrests and tensions at multiple sites.
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Green Bay
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China exploits U S race strife in broadcasts
Tokyo based United Press International reports Communist China staged a mass rally in Peking aimed at fueling American racial tensions. The event featured speeches by Chinese and African American figures, a recorded Alma Louise message, and was broadcast by the New China News Agency. Attendees numbered over 1,000 with government officials present.
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West Germany to sign test pact on nuclear ban
Bonn reports West Germany agrees to sign a nuclear test pact after assurances from the United States. Adenauer government backs the treaty with conditions aimed at not elevating East Germany's status. Discussions occur during Bonn's meetings with London and Washington amid French opposition.
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Geneva Arms Talks Suspended Until Year End
The United States and Soviet co chairmen at the 17 nation disarmament conference agreed to suspend negotiations until year end. Delegates plan to meet twice weekly to draft a report for the U N General Assembly in New York in September.
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U.S
Charles C. Stolle
Wna Senor Tsatapkin
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Long Beach Post Office Notice Mixed With Misc Fragments
Fragmented OCR text from a Long Beach post office notice describes mailing charges and delivery details. The readable items mention a street and avenue in Long Beach and reference delivery amounts, but the record lacks coherent dates or full names to establish a complete event.
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Ping Avenue
Nine Men Accused in Manila Killings
Murder charges were filed today against government employees after two more deaths near Manila's port area as a customs bureau official and his aides attempted entry, with protesters shot along the picket lines.
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