Filibuster Fight Deepens Over Tax Bill in Senate
In Washington, a heated Senate debate erupts over repealing federal taxes on local telephone service and telegrams, risking adjournment before the Democratic National Convention. The bill would extend the corporate tax and various excise taxes, with a potential $2. billion revenue impact if ignored by June 30. Senate leaders face threats of a filibuster as amendments loom, including closing tax loopholes and reconsidering dividend credits.
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Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Japan
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D-Pa
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Jeanlers
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Ssecretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Ing
Finance Committee
Djourn
Atldight
Johnson
Anderson
Ite
Hel
Paul H. Douglas
Seale
James Pirone Rite Scheduled Monday Funeral
James Pirone 78 a tailor at 1st St and Locust Ave for 36 years. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday at All Saints Episcopal Church. Survived by wife Mary and daughter Agnes L. Pirone was a native of Italy and member of All Saints Church Long Beach Lodge 888 BPOE and the Pacific Coast Club. He resided at 257 Grand Ave.
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1St St
Locust Ave
All Saints Episcopal Church
Thursaay
Mary
Agnes L. “Pirone
Italy
All Saints Church
Long Beach Lodge
BPOE
Pacific Coast Club
Kennedy Seeks Resource Plan at Colorado Demo Convention
In Durango Kennedy urged a Council of Resource and Conservation Advisors to guide national planning. He attacked Nixon over resources and urged a tougher stance toward Soviet efforts, while courting Colorado’s 21 delegates ahead of Los Angeles. He criticized Eisenhower era waste and pledged a new approach to development and conservation.
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D-Mo
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Fike
Council of
Richard Nixon
East
Boston
Derailment Near Salinas Ties Up Line
Salinas area reports a 51 car derailment three miles south of town on the Southern Pacific. No injuries. track blocked Friday while cars jackknifed across the right of way and Highway 101. Coast Daylight passengers faced bus transfers and trains were diverted or canceled. Freight cars derailed after an axle break at about 50 mph.
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Salinas
Here
Southern Pacific
King City
San Joaquin Valley
Los Angeles
Rockefeller vows bold civil rights plank for GOP drive
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller sharpened his push for national civil rights action in Buffalo, pledging a detailed GOP platform to win Negro votes. He argued Democratic gains are fractured and urged Republicans to carry forward Eisenhower era civil rights progress while noting a Tokyo crisis that affected U.S. foreign policy.
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UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
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Eisenhower
Tokyo
U S Probes Activities of Yockey in Passport Case
Investigation continues into Francis P. Yockeys multiple passport activities after his suicide in city jail. Assistant U S Attorney William P. Clancy Jr notes a warrant for arrest of Yockeys last known associate Alex Scharf, an Oakland teacher. Bail set at 5000 dollars. Yockey had left notes claiming unknown help within ranks. sister denies neo fascist links. a psychiatric exam was ordered for Yockey.
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FBI
Scharf
Oakland
Yockey
Clancy
Orson
Detroit
Wilam P. Coyne
Bethesda
U. S
Dist
William P. Sweigert
Five French Arrested in Greece for Subversion
Athens reports police arrested five French nationals over alleged Communist subversion. A government spokesman said the group included two married couples and a relative, who allegedly came to Greece to relay Communist Party instructions to Greek comrades.
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UPI
Greece
Tiva
Communist Party
Senate Battles Aid Plan in House and Senate
The Senate Appropriations Committee and Sen. Allen Ellender faced a battle over military aid funding. The House passed a bill 258 to 124 after trimming Eisenhower’s request, with support from 105 Democrats and 107 Republicans and opposition from 139 Democrats and 34 Republicans. The chamber capped defense support at 600 billion dollars, below the president’s 724 million target.
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Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
House
House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Dirksen
National Institutes of Health
Ike Day Highlighted by Taiwan Golf Club Governors
The board of governors of the Taiwan Golf Club designated Sunday as Ike Day at the course overlooking the Formosa Strait. The announcement celebrates a named event on the island's golf calendar and invites members to participate in activities and ceremonies.
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Taipei
Board of Governors of
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Taiwan Golf Club
Formosa Strait
Barricaded Doors Open for Hermit in New Jersey
PENNSAUKEN New Jersey police and welfare authorities removed Ethel Mae Reideman 52 from a home where she had lived five years behind barricaded doors. Neighbors heard her scream she told officers many nights that fools brought her. She denied being held prisoner, was sent to Ancora State Hospital for observation.
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N. J
UPI
Ethel Mae
Beideman
Albert Bealer
Edward Hurley
Pay Hike Voted Dirksen to Ask Veto on Federal Rates
Senate battles over federal workers' pay raise and an $M46 million health fund increase ended with passage. Dirksen urged vetoes and amendments failed, while a separate water project bill and tax cut talks progressed. The pay rise targets 535000 postal workers and about 1 million other federal employees with modest boosts.
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U.S
Dirksen
Washington Jr
Senate
Everett, M
Eisenhower
House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor Department
Khrushchev Attends Romanian Communist Party Congress
In Bucharest Khrushchev arrived to attend the Romanian Communist Party Congress as Moscow radio confirmed the Soviet premier's visit to Romania today.
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London
Moscow
Nikita] Khrushchev
Bucharest
Communist Party
Predicted New Vote in Japan After Security Pact
Washington officials predict new general elections in Japan after the revised security treaty becomes law. Observers expect the Liberal Democratic Party to retain power, with conservatives winning and socialists gaining seats. A caretaker government led by Shigeru Yoshida may oversee a new vote.
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Japan
Kishi
Sunas
Senate
Lare
Liberal-Democratic
Nerhape
Shigeru Yoshida
Premiier
Eisenhower
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