Reagan's 1968 tax plan seeks $946 million package
California Governor Ronald Reagan proposes a $946 million tax package tied to an $81 million paper surplus under accrual accounting. The plan includes income tax hikes, higher sales and cigarette taxes, corporate and bank taxes, and broad property tax relief to fund school and public services.
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Cold Snows Grip Midlands and Northeast Fronts
Cold spell blankets Midlands and parts of New England with heavy snow up to 20 inches in some areas. Temperatures plunge into the 20s as flood warnings persist across Pennsylvania. Reports describe ongoing battles in Vietnam with U S and Vietnamese forces holding positions and inflicting casualties while Communist shelling intensifies near the delta.
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Mao Reds Round Up 1000 Foes in Canton Mayhem
Hong Kong papers report more than 1000 opponents of Mao Tse-tung arrested by Communist troops in Canton. Many were workers or members of the August 1st unit. Authorities banished some detainees from the city. Posters urged workers to return to jobs amid counter efforts in Canton and Kwantung Province.
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D A slugs the judge cand wins his case
Madison Wis UPI reports District Attorney Robert de Chambon Shinrad the judge Tyese Cap aT or racing to peeve a point and win case in a muddled clip. the article presents a legal confrontation and outcome with uncertain details.
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Global Zabel of TV Travelogue Series Dies
Palm Springs officer Myron L. Zabel a 69 year old TV travelogue figure died after a claimed incident in Palm Springs Desert Hospital. His wife Patr was present as proceedings concluded with a judge declaring guilt in a related case.
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Marine units press Vietnam shelling reports and bridge loss
Military officials describe fast moving Vietnam actions with heavy shelling near the DMZ. A Paris based carrier airliner Carvair crashed into a bridge near Karachi killing crew and civilians as rebels shelled a key supply route.
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U S Air Force B52s Strike Vietnam Jungle Targets
U S Air Force B52 Stratofortresses roared in Tuesday night and blasted Viet Cong bivouacs and storage areas below Leatherneck positions as Marines scouted jungles in heavy rain for signs of a Communist push. Tense activity centered near Gio Linh and Camp Carroll amid mortar momentum. A separate town meeting in Sahn was struck by shells causing a chimney fire at the town hall that burned before officials could begin.
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Troubled GM Plant: UAW Hauls Strike Leaders to Detroit
Officials from an Ohio local were ordered to Detroit to explain why workers walked out at a General Motors plant amid renewed wildcat action. Local 549 in Mansfield faces possible trusteeship as UAW chiefs seek control. earlier Mansfield chaos sparked plant shutdowns affecting 196,000 workers across 86 company plants.
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City Seeks to Double Annex Site
The proposal expands the annexation area westward along Wilmington Avenue from 223rd Street to Greenleaf Boulevard, including Alameda Street rail right of way. Population is about 6,920 with 2,610 registered voters. area features single family homes, industrial plants, farms, a drive-in theater, park, vacant parcels and mixed facilities.
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Thugs Kidnap Couple Left Tied in Motel
Police report a kidnapping at a Long Beach motel ended with the couple found tied and the suspects gone. Rosa and his wife, both described as workers in local industries, were awakened by a commotion and later escaped as officers investigated a ransacked home and a broader annexation discussion tied to city expansion plans. The text also mentions tax area details and proposed district changes affecting local services and fire insurance costs.
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CAB Approves In-Flight Movie Fee for Transatlantic Flights
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a one-year international agreement allowing a $2.50 charge for in-flight motion pictures on transatlantic airliners. It also ruled out penalties exceeding 25 percent of the ticket fare for transatlantic passengers canceling reservations at the last minute.
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