Federal Taxes Near Record High As 51 May Hit 50 Billion
Washington reports federal tax receipts next year could reach nearly 50 billion dollars, about 12 billion more than this year, with a Senate plan adding 7 billion to fund the armed forces. The measure would raise the annual tax take well above the 44.8 billion record of 1945 and set provisions for hardship discharges for service members with three or more dependents.
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Leader Slain Triggers Belgian-Wide Strike Action
Communist Party spokesman vows revenge for the assassination of Julian Lahaut 65, the party chairman, as thirty thousand Belgian workers strike from mines and factories nationwide. Security sources tie the killing to political turmoil surrounding King Leopold’s abdication arrangement with Crown Prince Baudouin.
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Shortage Forces Five Day Week at Rome Copper Works
Rome division of Revere Copper and Brass cuts schedule from six to five days due to a serious copper shortage. Raymond P. Winberg, vice president, says the move hinges on material supply while demand remains high. Other local firms like Rome Cable Corp and General Cable Corp operate hand to mouth as supplies permit.
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Daily newspaper page index and features list
The page index lists sections such as Crossword Comics Horoscope Dr. Dean and other features on page 14 with editorial and letters on page 4. It notes deaths sports and TV radio on pages 6 and 10 plus a photography feature on page 36.
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Hurricane MMI heads north past Fernandina toward Cape Hatteras
The Miami Weather Bureau warned Cape Hatteras NC to expect gale to hurricane winds as a tropical storm with 440 mile winds moved northward at about 10 miles per hour. The Russell R Jones steamed toward Jacksonville under escort as flames burned in a paper cargo hold. Tulane escorted the freighter, both 400 miles northeast of Jacksonville early today.
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Clouds Lift Tomorrow with Fair Weather Ahead
Syracuse forecast says rain will ease tonight with a move to fair skies tomorrow. Two low pressure systems over Ohio and Lake Superior caused unsettled conditions and about 0.08 inch of rain overnight. Temperatures will hardly change with light variable winds tonight. cooler air is expected Monday, though readings nearby reach into the 20s and 30s.
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Lithium Deposit Reported in Canada at Lake Lamotte
Amos Que. a rich lithium deposit has been found near Lake Lamotte. Lloyd Almond owner of the property says the area has been sold to the American Lithium Corporation and calls it one of the largest lithium deposits in Canada.
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Inseparable Pals Handcuff Mischief in Detroit
Gordon Hardy aged 17 and Jack Kadrowski aged 14 were taken to a police precinct to be separated after they locked themselves together with a pair of handcuffs. It is unclear who lost the handcuffs.
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French Socialist calls Britain to state stance on European unity
In Strasbourg the French Socialist Guy Mollet urged British Labour delegates to declare their Europe unity position. He charged that British Labourites show one view in committee and another on the Assembly floor and insisted that any European union include Britain or risk an England-led bloc.
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Taegu Out Of Danger For While By Relman Morin
Tokyo dispatch reports Allied observers note Taegu is temporarily out of danger as North Korean Red forces shift to sea traffic. They warn Reds may use small craft along the west coast to slip materiel and attack supply routes, with Inchon 35 miles away as a potential danger point. MacArthur officials offered no air base plan but cited terrain on the island as possibly suitable for forward air strips as guerrilla activity persists.
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Press Strike Pact Reached In New York
Negotiators end a near 15 hour talks in the CIO American Newspaper Guild strike against the New York World Telegram and Sun at 5 AM. Terms to be reviewed by the local executive board Monday and voted on by members Tuesday. Principal issue a stronger job security clause with pay. nine of ten Guild shops supported. Guild walked out June 13. 400 strikers. Details withheld until after the membership meeting. Walter A. Maggiolo commented as a federal relator.
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Quadruplet Births Span 3 Days in New South Wales
In Bellingen New South Wales the fourth quadruplet boy was born ending a three day birth series. The second baby weighed five pounds and was born about 26 hours after the first. A daughter weighing three pounds nine ounces arrived earlier. Father Percy Sara 22 ambulance superintendent paced the room smoking as the staff prepared oxygen and hospital incubator equipment from Sydney.
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Smog coats New Yorkers with soot in mid Manhattan
A heavy soot layer blanketed mid Manhattan last night, staining cars, pavements, and pedestrians between Fifth and Third Avenues and 42nd to 59th Streets. Police fielded many inquiries but offered no explanations, speculating nearby power plant chimneys as possible sources.
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Lawyer Called In Hiss Case
Washington reports the House Un-American Activities Committee subpoenaed attorney Lee Pressman to clarify the Hiss-Chambers spy case. Representative Nixon said Pressman, who broke with the American Labor Party, may answer questions about his connections and knowledge of Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss.
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Fourth City,2 Official Quits in Hudson Police Board Shakeup
Two vacancies open on Hudson's three member police commission after resignations by Police Commissioner John J. Fardy and Dr. Alex J. Hutchison. Fardy said the offices did not work together and denies raids were linked. John Kelly appointed to succeed Klein until Dec 31. a mayoral election is in November.
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Navy Planes Flee Storm Off Coast
Navy planes sought refuge along the coast and in Albany area ports as a hurricane threat approached the east coast. Reports indicate several aircraft diverted to Schenectady and Albany facilities with arrivals noted yesterday.
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Snow of contraband cigarettes shocks Windsor woman
Customs officer found 62 packages sewn in contraband cigarettes hidden on Mrs. Liliam Sumilin as she returned from Detroit. She was fined $106 after the slip she wore was checked and revealed the contraband.
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Cabbies Strike Rochester Taxicab Firms
About 150 of Rochester's 250 taxicabs in two major firms, Green Taxi Co. and Town Taxi Service Corp., walked out early seeking a guaranteed daily minimum of $7.50 instead of $6.50 plus other demands.
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Army estimates 50,000 North Korean losses in Korea
An Army spokesman estimated North Korean forces have lost about 50,000 men in the Korean conflict so far. He noted casualties and roundups are withheld from public release to avoid aiding the enemy and cited the Taegu attack as evidence of weakened, poorly trained foot troops.
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