Senate Votes Repeal for Travelers Tax
A long Senate debate led to repeal of the 10 percent tax on passenger travel and a proposed shift of highway financing. Eisenhower warned Congress must act to avoid a July funding gap, with discussions on earmarking highway user taxes to a dedicated highway trust fund.
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Heen
Senate
Washington
Sen
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
Mittee
Congress
Rafue Uevimue Avenue
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Congres
Johnson
Gore
Special Highway Trust Fund
Treasury
General Fund
Emergency funds enable LA police salaries to June 30
Los Angeles City Council voted to transfer 320000 from the reserve fund to cover police salaries through June 30 after the Police Department ran dry. The move follows a shortfall in state auto license fees hitting the 11960000 target, depriving LA of its 320000 share.
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San Francisco
John Clyius
Gerald Levin
State Department of Unemployment Office
Clytus
Greyhound Rocker
Edwin Waddell
Vernon
Veron
Los Angeles
UPI
Press-Telegram Daily Notice Misreadings
Fragmented OCR text from Long Beach newspaper mentions daily publication at Long Beach Pine Ave and alert to Bureau of Circulation. Details are garbled showing pricing and timing unclear. Contains no clear event or person names.
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Long Bi
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Pine Ave
Long Beach
Bureau of Circ
Huntington Hotel Offer Promises Ocean View Rooms
Advertised lodging at the Huntington Hotel on Ocean Boulevard describes two Wibles and all rooms with private balconies, ornate furnishings, and daily table service. A large dining room overlooks the ocean with meals priced at 3.90 weekly per person. Breakfasts offered. outside public access noted.
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Mason
Huntington Hotel
E. Ocean Blvd
Long Reach
Boulevard
Ocean
Brant
Long Says He's Sane and Aims for Freedom From Mental Hospital
Gov. Earl Long declares his sanity and predicts victory in a habeas corpus battle for freedom from a state mental hospital. He speaks in a radio interview from the ward, affirming his readiness to resign if unfit, as legal actions and court maneuvers unfold in Louisiana and Covington.
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Will Bride Held
Baton Rouge
Fart Long
Louisiana
Long
Jack Gremil
Ol-ction
Bartlett
Covington Court
Alfred J. Babin
Couinse
Ing. Joe Arthur Sims
Hammond
Gremillion
Robert D. Jones l
Covington
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Abate
Eanings
Raihance
com_ SIMS
Galveston
Tex
WNOE
Sen
Ruasellj
D-La
Lether Frazar
Death benefit questions rise after accidental death certificate
Police say the woman received between $30 000 and $69 000 from life insurance policies tied to the deceased. The accidental death certificate was issued as part of the case.
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Buffalo
Helen Rabb Bartlett
Wsband
Wright Bartlett
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