Senate tax bill debate splits as dividend relief faces clash
Lawmakers struggle over a proposed tax cut with Democratic amendments seeking broader relief and a shift away from dividend income relief. Senators predict votes from several Republicans and Democrats could push the measure to conference after heated exchanges. Meanwhile a large wildfire endangers Japan’s prized lumber regions as firefighting units respond.
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Forest Fire in Japan Spreads in Hokkaido Amid Dire Loss
A week-old forest fire in southeast Hokkaido rages with renewed intensity burning more hardwood forests. Officials report expanding area as firefighters battle the blaze and try to protect valuable timber stands.
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Japan
Tokyo
Hokkaido
Haymes Hearing Ends with No Ruling Yet
Los Angeles reported that singer Dick Haymes saw conflicting testimony as hearings concluded. Key dispute centered on whether explicit instructions warned him about possible deportation following a Hawaii trip. Haymes left with wife Rita Haroworth for Lake Tahoe after the five day session. an earlier deportation order was set aside by the Immigration Board of Appeals.
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Dick Haymes
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Haymes
Rita Haroworth
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Argentina
Ioreener
Immigration Board of Appeals
Tulsa bans licensing of phrenologists in new ordinance
Tulsa officials voted to outlaw licensing for phrenologists to curb fortune telling practices. City commissioners said phrenologists have been breaking laws by offering fortune telling services.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jarseem
Congress Debates Tax Revision Amid Budget Talks
Today in Congress reports continued debate within the majority on the administration tax revision. Republican senators meet in closed conference to discuss the tax bill as committees hear about irregularities in federal housing programs and probe defense hearings. The House votes on foreign aid and starts farm bill debate while the Senate Atomic Energy Committee meets in a closed session to consider amendments to the Atomic Energy Act. President Eisenhower holds a news conference.
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House Atomic Energy Committee
White House
Eisenhower
Bolivia Buys TV Sets Bogota
A Colombian government representative heads to the United States to buy 10,000 television receivers to expand local broadcasts. The report also covers the Guatemalan crisis with Monzon’s purge of Communists, arrests, and censorship lifting, plus Castillo Armas pursuing a truce with the junta.
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Bogota
Colombia
United States
Fernando Gomez-Agudelo
Chile
Monzon
Juan J. Arevalo
Arevalo
Aronzon
Castillo Armas
Col.Castillo Armas
Prefers Jail to Alimony Payments
Rich Owogso case in Chcuit Court features John Penviska who, after three interruptions, is sentenced by Judge Michael Carland to 90 days in jail unless he pays alimony to his wife Sally. Penviska protests as the judge insists the longer sentence to enforce support.
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Owogso
Rich
John Penviska
Chcuit
Michael Carland
Sally
Penyisea
Penyiska
Guatemalan unrest lashes out at exiles near embassies
Hundreds of angry Guatemalans surrounding foreign embassies hurled insults at the defeated Arbenz government officials seeking sanctuary. Former police chiefs Col. Rogelio Cruz Vier and Major Jaime Rosenberg sheltered in the Argentine embassy after a chaotic scene at a refugee gathering.
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Communist Party
Arbenz
Monica
Commant Party
Cereral Juan Manuel Fortuny
Rove
Augusto Charnanud MacDonald
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Eded Actenz
Nigh
Qathin
Col
Rogelio Cruz- Vier
Jaime Rosenberg
Cruz-Wer
Rosenberg
30th Birthday For FBI Division
The FBI identification division marks 30 years with over 131 million fingerprint cards on file and about 17 000 added daily. Founded in 1923 it received initial cards from the International Association of Chiefs of Police and Leavenworth Penitentiary Bureau. Director J Edgar Hoover notes the files split into criminal and noncriminal sections.
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Washington
Wholesale food price index rises slightly in week to June 29
The wholesale food price index edged up for the week ended June 29, with a 1.26 percent year over year rise. The report tracks costs for basic items such as flour, rye, sugar, coffee, eggs, and meat, noting slight gains across several staples while some meats and fats eased. Institutions and suppliers monitor changes in the Dan and Bradstreet wholesale index as a gauge of everyday grocery costs.
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