Import Duty On Button Blanks May Be Raised
Washington reports the House considered a bill to tax button blanks nearly like finished buttons. If the holes are drilled abroad before import, duties could reach about 140 percent. undrilled blanks would face about 36 percent. The measure seeks to tax blanks as buttons.
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Washington
Japan
Italy
Massachusetts Remembers Battleship Massachusetts Memorial Move
The battleship Massachusetts departs its mothballed status to join the Lay Let Dew War Memorial project. It will be towed north to Fall River Massachusetts with 26 Memorial Commission members aboard, including eleven former World War II crew members.
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You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet Space Official Foresees Moon Visit
Space agency officials praised Gemini 4 as a milestone and outlined an accelerated schedule leading to longer space walks, orbital rendezvous, and future manned missions to the moon and beyond. They discussed Gemini 5, 6, 7 plans, Apollo prep, and hopes for Mars and space stations within years.
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McDivitt
Alexei Leonov
Gemini Project
Charles Mathews
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Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Stafford
Mathews
Earth
Apollo
Joseph Shea
Mars
Venus
Solar System
Broderick takes command of New York police force
Vincent L. Broderick, 45, a Princeton graduate, was sworn in by Mayor Wagner to lead New York City's 27,000 member police force. Broderick previously served as chief assistant U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York.
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Vincent L. Broderick
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Robert F. Wagner
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Southern District of New York
States Counter Attack In Traffic Death Fight
State legislatures push new laws to reduce highway deaths as traffic fatalities rise nationwide. Front-seat belt mandates pass in Montana North Dakota and Oklahoma governors sign belt laws while New York requires dealers to install belts in older cars starting 1967. Nebraska bans street drag racing and Maryland cracks down on defective autos with inspections and license suspensions. Nevada adds unsafe-vehicle bans for motor carriers. Iowa boosts road patrols. Georgia funds 40 extra patrolmen with pay raises.
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North Dakota
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Iowa
Ohio
Nebraska
Maryland
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Nevada
Georgia
Fire destroys old officers club at Kirtland AFB
Firefighters from Kirtland Air Force Base and Albuquerque battled a large blaze that consumed the old officers club building. The structure, recently vacated, was contained with eight decades of firemen preventing spread to nearby structures.
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Officers Club
Kirtland Air Force Base
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