Secret Talks Yield Tax Loophole To Aid Canada
Washington and Ottawa reached a joint understanding during secret talks led by Douglas Dillon to exempt new Canadian securities from the Interest equalization tax while U.S. dollar inflows to Canada stay within Canadian needs. Canadian Finance Minister Walter Gordon expressed relief as Ottawa and Washington hope for unlimited exemption without harming the U.S. balance of payments.
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UPI
Kennedy
Canada
U.S
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
United States
Walter Gordon
Ottawa
Congress
Suspect Held In Slaying In Phoenix Area
A 22 year old Phoenix man, Robert Charles Tirey, was arrested for murder in the death of John Paul Guertin. Guertin's decomposed body was found south of Phoenix near the Gila River Indian Reservation after missing reports. Witnesses say Tirey and Guertin left a north Phoenix tavern together and Tirey stabbed Guertin in the chest and multiple times in the back before dumping him.
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Phoenix
UPS
John Paul Guertin
Here
Maricopa County
Robert Charles Tirey
Ralph Lake
Guertin
Gila River Indiana
Robert Metz
Lake
North Phoenix
Tirey
Rejection of Race Track Plans Sparks City Clash
Phoenix promoter Mel Martin accused the Planning and Zoning Commission of politics after it recommended denial of his request to operate a race track at the state fairground. He offered to pave the track and install safety rails and guarantee 14000 dollars yearly. Commission chair Allyn Watkins said neighborhood objections drove the denial and denied political motives, stressing protection of citizens' property rights.
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Phoenix
UPI
Mel Martin
Phoenix Planning and ‘Zoning Commission
State Fairground
Fair Commission
Fairground
Martin
Watkins
Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
Fannin Predicts Goldwater Victory and Civil Rights Stance
Arizona Governor Paul Fannin said Goldwater has an excellent chance to win the 1964 GOP nomination and lead a new era of responsible government. He praised Goldwater's civil rights amendments and cautioned against coercion in desegregation while noting Arizona's desegregation progress.
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Fla
UPD
Arizona
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Barry Goldwater
GOP
Fannin
Goldwater
Kennedy
White House
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Tucson
Richardson
Kansas
Florida
Chicago
Richard Daley
Cook County
James Forman
Congress
Intestinal Upset A Vacation Hazard Emeritus Consultant
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant warns digestive upsets can disrupt travel plans. He notes common causes include food, stress, and altered routines, advising travelers to maintain hydration, choose safe meals, and seek medical care if symptoms escalate.
Travelers fall ill with brief intestinal virus outbreaks abroad
Doctors note that many travelers develop a short lived severe diarrhea after reaching foreign lands or parks. Studies of exchange students show a common illness with no single proven cause, suggesting contagion from unfamiliar viruses rather than a lone parasite.
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Republic
Rio Grande
New York
Rockies
Mexico
Europe
Mediterranean
Norway
Sweden
Hawaii
Mesa High Leads ASU Freshman Enrollment Again
An ASU enrollment study by Alfred Thomas Jr. shows Mesa High School produced the most entering freshmen for the fourth straight year with 211 in the 1962-63 first semester. Other top feeders include Scottsdale 196 Tempe Union 136 Phoenix Union 119 Camelback 119 and Arcadia 95. Among 13,765 first semester students 11,889 were Arizona residents with 449 from California and others from Illinois New York Ohio Pennsylvania Colorado and Michigan.
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Alfred Thomas, Jr
Mesa High School
ASU
Arizona
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Scottsdale High School
Tempe Union High School
Phoenix Union
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Arcadia
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Washington
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Chandler
California
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Colorado
Michigan
Negro Leaders Debate Actions After Prayer Ban
United Press International reports unrest as Brig. Gen. Gelston bans daily prayer meetings at Cambridge courthouse lawn. Negro leaders, led by Gloria Richardson, warn of possible demonstrations and a potential presidential visit to avert civil conflict.
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George C. Gelston
Cambridge, Md
Gloria H. Richardson
Washington, D.C
Cambridge
Kennedy
Norwegian tanker Honnor crippled after collision at sea
The 13,490 ton Norwegian tanker Honnor and its 17 crew fight to keep the ship afloat after a collision with the San Juan 250 miles off the Virginia coast. The Honnor, damaged by a 15 by 8 foot gash, has pumps operating as a salvage tug nears. One crewman injured, ship’s fate uncertain as Coast Guard monitors weather and seaworthiness.
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UPS
Atlantic
Vilpiina Coast
Honnor
San Juan
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Oslo
Norway
Eli Abrahamsen
Puerto Rico
Coast Guard
Personal Income Sets Record Peak
The Commerce Department reported a record annual personal income rate of $462 billion in June, up $2 billion from May. Wage and salary gains added $1.2 billion to the rise, with the remainder from higher corporate dividends.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Commerce Department
Record of births for three families
Mr. and Mrs. Rodrigo Pema announce a girl born July 21 at Rt. 1 Box 890. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Courier report a bov born July 21 at 4226 E. Buenaterra Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Marion R. Gaskins state a girl born July 22 at 6838 E. Latham.
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Rodrigo Pema
Rt. 1
Ralph Courier
E. Buenaterra
Phoenix
Bov
Marion R. Gaskins
E. Latham
Sweden Clears Smallpox Pox Scare After Outbreak
Health authorities in Stockholm said the capital would soon be declared free of smallpox after a virulent outbreak that killed four people and infected twenty five, believed to have been imported by a sailor.
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Cambridge
Stockholm
UPS
Cardinal Valeri Dies At 79 In Rome
Cardinal Valeri, prefect of the Vatican Congregation, died at his Rome residence at age 79 after several days with a throat infection. He had been mentioned as a papal candidate in the 1958 and 1963 conclaves and underwent surgery in a Rome clinic last April.
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Cardinal Valeri
Vatican City
UPI
Valerio Cardinal Valeri
Vatican
Sacred Congregation of the Religious
Rome
Valeri
John XXIII
Paul VI
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