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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1964
Page
5
Washington reports House and Senate conferees expect a tax reduction compromise in about three days next week. Aims include about 11.5 billion in personal and corporate cuts, with votes likely by February 24 and possible signing by end of February. Major disputes center on capital gains treatment and deduction of state and local taxes.
The Criminal Law institute held a two day session with about 100 attendees. Moderator A A Semaan presided as director of the workshop for prosecutors and defense attorneys. Friday panel discussions covered court jury communication, principals and accessories, and Texas search and seizure laws. The event began Thursday.
Fidel Castro called the mass dismissal of hundreds of Cuban workers at the Guantanamo Bay base illegal and inhuman. He said the government will form construction brigades in Guantanamo City Santiago and Oriente Province to use workers for Cuba’s economy and welfare rather than earning dollars at the Yankee base.
Floyd A. Edens 53 remained unconscious in hospital after his car plunged about 1000 feet down a near vertical cliff in the Sierra Nevada foothills. Rescuers said a groan led them to his body 200 feet from the car at the bottom of the remote canyon.
Premier Khrushchev, addressing the Central Committee plenary, says the Soviet Union will cover farm lands with chemical fertilizer in seven years using capitalist methods and machines. He asserts the plan is within socialist capabilities and urges studying foreign science and farming practices, including those from capitalist countries.
Washington AP reports the two day US British summit yielded mutual goodwill as Prime Ministers Johnson and Douglas-Home pledged to continue dialogue with President Johnson. They agreed on visiting. discussed Southeast Asia trade, Cuba, and disarmament, stressing that trade is essential to living and backing efforts to ease East West tensions.
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