Slayer of 5 Wants Cash or Details
Stephen Nash, jailed in California for five killings, demands cash for further admissions. He quoted prices of 50 per sentence and 1000 for confessions, while denying more details about the Sacramento hobo jungle murder. He previously admitted a killing and implicated others. Nash's hostility and claims are noted by officials and detectives. A separate Sacramento report cites a UC specialist warning of up to 125 billion people by the year 3000, threatening scarce land per person.
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San Francisco
Stephen Nash
Kenneth Wells
Sacramento
Sacramento County
August R. Edie
Wells
Nash
Floyd Leroy Barnett
Burns
William C. Burns
Richmond
Calif
Inner Harbor
Lawmakers Eye One Third Cut in Small Business Taxes
Albany Republican leaders Mahoney and Heck propose a 33 percent cut in corporate income taxes under 25 000 for small business at the 1957 session. The plan mirrors Eisenhower cabinet recommendations and calls for a new small business advisory council to bring problems to the Legislature. The move follows Governor Harriman's 1955 veto of an unincorporated business tax reduction, which lawmakers say cost small firms about 13 million dollars in the past two years.
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Albany
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Assembly
Oswald D. Heck
Eisenhower
Harriman
Heck and Mahoney
Blind Bridge Master Achieves Life Master Rating
Dr. Arthur Dye, a 60 year old Charlotte osteopath who lost vision at 17, becomes the first blind man to earn American Contract Bridge League life master status by reaching 300 points in New Orleans. He plays with Braille-marked cards and praises the sportsmanship of opponents and partners.
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Charlotte
N.C
Arthwr Dye
Ito
New Orleans
Dye
Dances Hosted By Italian Group Each Friday Night
Round and square dancing sessions run from 9 p m to 1 a m every Friday staged by the Italian club with Bob Wright providing the program.
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Bob Wright
Retired Tin Expert Dr Monture Joins Private Mining Firm
OTTAWA reports Dr G C Monture aged 60 a world expert on tin production has retired from Canada's Mines and Technical Surveys Dept to join a private mining company. Monture is a great grand son of Capt Joseph Brant noted Iroquois leader.
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Ottawa
G. C. Monture
Canada
Mines and Technical Surveys Dept
Monture
Capt
Joseph Brant
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Slayer of
Los Angeles
Larry Rise
Santa Monica
John William Berg
Bay
Robert T. Ecie
Eche
al Nelder
Herman T. Spieth
University of California
Associated Press
Santa
Three Sisters
S. Salina St
Syracuse
N.Y
Associated Press Wirephoto
Arthur Dye
Scotland
William IV Reteg
Serror Eerry
Renfield Importers Ltd
New York
New York City
Commodore Leeberd Hoan
Commodore
The
Midtown Manhattan
Lexington Avenue
Cadillac
W. Genesee St
Spector Genesee Motor Sales, Inc
Syracuse, N. Y
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