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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1961
Page
4
Hollywood Runaways Stir Debate Over Foreign Filming Trends
The House Ways and Means Committee hears a Hollywood craft unions spokesman on production abroad by American studios. Of 163 Hollywood financed pictures last year, 47 were shot outside the United States, with films like Cleopatra shifted back to Hollywood but filming still abroad in Egypt and Italy. Economic incentives and tax considerations, plus television’s impact, fuel the trend, raising concerns for Hollywood unions and artisans about future jobs and production locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Ways and Means
Hollywood Craft Unions
Italy
Hollywood
Kennedy
United States
20Th Century Fox
Egypt
Fox
Tahiti
Athens
Israel
George Stevens
Arizona
Holy Land
Variety
Pocketbook Guide to Gaining New Skills for Jobs
A New York bank column argues that growth and more jobs hinge on workers learning new skills and mobility. It notes unemployment rises from skill gaps, longer terms of training, and rapid tech change, urging parents to guide children toward specialization and jobseekers to explore new regions or fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National City Bank of New York
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Distinguishing Hawks and Demographics Quiz Lines
Readers asked how to tell harmful hawks from harmless ones. Answers describe wing shapes and prey. Other questions cover DC Black population 53.9 percent, Rhode Island as most densely populated state, and cow milk is about 87 percent water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Union
Rhode Island
Beckley Newspapers announces subscription rates
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists home delivery options and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions. The notice outlines annual, semiannual, and monthly prices, tax addition, and carrier responsibility limits. It cites multiple offices and advertising representatives and notes address change procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Beckiey Newspapers Corporation
Washington readers clash with 20 percent withholding plan
Washington readers oppose the Kennedy tax reform plan to withhold 20 percent on interest and dividend payments. Dillon cites a $2.8 billion tax gap from unreported interest income, with 92 percent collected on dividends but only 8 percent evading. Proponents argue for better IRS data to curb cheating. critics fear investment impact and misunderstandings persist about taxable interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Kennedy
Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Proposed tax withholding on interest payments under new law
The piece discusses a potential withholding system for interest on savings and investments amid a draft law. It considers applying withholding on $10 or more at 4 percent, covering accounts of $250 or more, while noting concerns for low income groups, children saving for college, retirees, and small investors. Officials seek rapid refunds for hardship cases and apply to tax free educational and charitable groups, with Congress to decide feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Dana Latham
Eisenhower
Internal Revenue Service
Savings and Loan Associations
Treasury
Congress
Variety of Glasses Replace Drinking Cup in Kitchen
UPI reports that households moved from a single shared drinking cup to a variety of glasses. Jeanette Glass Co surveyed 33 962 responses across 15 metro areas 12 suburbs 10 large rural and 9 industrial zones to learn preferences. The study notes many owners and a trend toward multiple glassware sets and colorful patterns among newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bogue
UPI Financial
New York
UPI
Jeanette Glass Company
Jeanette
Maurice L. Stonehill
Jeanette Company
Growth in numbers of glass types on display
The survey shows housewives' glassware trends with water and juice glasses owned by all. Over 75 percent owned cocktail and jigger glasses, 64 percent had wine glasses, under half owned old fashioned glasses, and about one in five owned brandy or cordial glasses. Stonehill predicts continued growth for machine glassmakers in a mass volume business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonehill
Kennedy trims 58 interdepartmental committees report
Dick West reports that President Kennedy during his first 100 days travelled through bureaucracy and used executive orders to eliminate 58 committees including obscure groups on grain protection and negative scribing. Budget Director Bell claims potential taxpayer savings though skeptics doubt future budgets shrink. Andrews notes air weather spend outstrips Weather Bureau spending, suggesting new committees may be created to manage the fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick West Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Joint Committee
House Appropriations
David E. Bell
Bell
George W. Andrews
Dela
Andrews
Air Force
Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau funding sparks air force clash
A columnist notes Rep John F Shelley faulting the Weather Bureau for inferior civilian forecasts to the Air Force. He argues Congress must fund civilian meteorologists or let the bureau buy bombers to level the field, calling the situation intolerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
John F. Shelley
D-Calif
Air Force Base
Weather Bureau
Shelley
Congress
Tax Delinquent Employers Face Crackdown Calls
The article argues many employers fail to remit withholding taxes, with 270000 owing about 237 million as of Jan 1 1961. It notes delays and secrets use of funds, urges rapid enforcement, potential 3300 new agents, and strong stance against tax delinquents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Revenue Service
Congress
Revenue Bureau
Prayer Statement from St Paul Lutheran Church
A Portland, Oregon church member Erna E Hoefs offers a prayer praising open church doors and seeking peace for those who come to hear salvation. The prayer asks for divine reach to those who fail to act and begs that church doors remain ever open in Jesus name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Jesus
Erna E. Hoefs
Portland
Ore
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Nancy Kwan backs tai chi for balance and calm
Hollywood interview highlights Nancy Kwan promoting 1 000 year old tai chi chuan to stay slim and relaxed. She demonstrates a circular, balanced routine as she explains Yin and Yang and the need for disciplined practice. A Texas Abilene ordinance prompts MPAA classification debate, with industry figures weighing voluntary classification and public responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
NEA
Nancy Kwan
Suzie Wong
Hong Kong
Nancy
25 Years Ago From The Raleigh Register Item
Rogers Escolono, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Escolono, of Raleigh, has been discovered in Baltimore where the city claims him. Baltimore paper features Rogers with a photograph and notes his voice, via Har vey Hammond, Loews Century theatre organist. Owen C Meadows, local barber, will work as barber and beauty shop inspector for the state board of health. James M Hayes Jr, who won a state oratorical contest at Morgantown for Woodrow Wilson High, will attend the national debate tournament at Oklahoma City, May 4 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Escolono
Charles Escolono
Baltimore
Rogers
Beckley
Harvey Hammond
Loew's
Century Theatre
Owen C
Hi) Meadows
State Board of Health
James M. Hayes Jr
Morgantown
Woodrow Wilson High School
Oklahoma City
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Federal Aviation Agency
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
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