Democrats Plan Tax Cuts Tied to Budget Reductions
Dem leaders lay groundwork for a 1958 income tax cut tied to deep spending cuts in Eisenhower’s budget. Speaker Rayburn and others weigh a bill that could reduce individual taxes about 90 percent for some, with corporate levies extended and Republicans seeking surplus signals. White House says budget study continues.
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Judge orders return of funds to bankrupt LA Daily News
UPI reports Judge William C. Mathes ruled former publisher Robert L. Smith must repay $40,312 to the paper s estate. The amount includes $16,500 borrowed and $23,812 he received as public relations counselor to Clinton Tr. McKin who succeeded Smith as publisher.
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All-American sex preoccupation confuses youth says expert
Dr Schaustler, Syndeologist, told the American Academy of General Practice that America’s excessive focus on sex is distorting children. He warned parents and doctors to correct the distorted all-American sex perspective as young girls confront sex education early and become confused by symbolic detail.
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Calif Banking Dept Kept Jap War Moves Secret Knight Told
Former California banking chief Burkett testified the state banking department withheld war move details from the governor and military authorities before Pearl Harbor. He cited secret records showing Japanese banks in California moved documents and ledgers to Japan a year before World War II escalated, and noted high attorney fees in bank liquidations.
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Pole Asks U. S Pacts YOU JUST CANT BEAT TOKYO
Fragmentary ad style item listing a Polish premier Josef Cyrankiewicz appeal for pacts and trade terms with the United States and Asia. Mentions renting buying and selling with trade agreements and a contact string HE 2-5933.
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Demo Committee Office Ransacked in Washington
Police investigate a break in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters at 1001 Connecticut Ave. The building’s second floor offices were found ransacked during the night with doors pulled open and flags disturbed. The incident prompted a police response and ongoing inquiry.
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Night of Political Turmoil and Boat Tragedy Reported
In Sacramento Knight ventures into a Republican governor bid while a fishing boat sank off Ensenada after a submerged object struck it. Three men drowned including two Americans William Fahey and W A Garza, with seven aboard and four saved. Survivors from Ensenada and Pasadena faced a long night in the water before rescue.
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