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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1957

Page

4

U S Chamber urges shifting tax sources to states

Washington briefs report Philip M Talbott head of the U S Chamber recommended the federal government turn gift and estate taxes over to states to restore local control and reduce federal overreach He urged study of other transferable tax sources as House hearings begin on federal state and local government relationships chaired by Representative Fountain Del NC and a national tour for public input is planned.

Washington U. S. Chamber of Commerce Philip M. Talbott U. S. Chamber Ries Fountain D-Nc

Yemen Protests RAF Planes Overflights, Foreign Ministry Says

Yemen lodged a protest in London alleging Royal Air Force planes have flown over Yemeni territory. The Foreign Ministry said it will investigate the complaint and seek clarification from UK authorities.

London Foreign Ministry Yemen Royal Air Force

Hotel Ad Offers Ocean View Deluxe Rooms

A damaged notice describes a boulevard hotel with two lobbies and private named rooms, wall-to-wall carpeting, writing desks, phones, and daily free service. It highlights a large dining room with meals priced at 74.50 weekly, includes breakfast and dinners, and advertises a prime dining option.

Diplomat Richard N. Meyer Dies at 47

Richard N. Meyer, a career diplomat and former first secretary of the American Legation in Budapest, died Monday in Washington. Born in San Francisco, he began government service in 1941 and served with wartime agencies before returning to the United States last December due to ill health. He was 47.

Richard N. Meyer Washington Rich Federal Bureau Norman Meyer Governent Service Budaj

Royal Coachman launches luxury aircoach service

The Royal Coachman from American Airlines begins nonstop DC-7 service from Los Angeles to Chicago with reserved seats lounge meals and luxury amenities. Depart LA 8 50 a m PDT arrive Chicago 4 30 p m CDT reservations via travel agent or American at Hemlock 58971 service starts August 20th.

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