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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1966
Page
5
Burns Jed a field of four candidates for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination but not by a comfortable margin. Wallace faces a fierce contest May 24 with Mayor Raymond King of Miami for second place. Claude Kirk, who showed strength as a U S Senate candidate two years ago, easily won.
Britain's budget flags a 40 percent levy on company earnings, a 24 percent on bookmakers, and a phased end to the import surcharge. Callaghan keeps personal and beer and tobacco taxes steady while urging voluntary capital restraint. Western Europe greets the plan with cautious optimism. opposition critiques payroll tax as insufficient for agriculture. UK finance moves ripple into markets and provoke mixed political reactions across nations.
Senator Joseph D. Tydings of Maryland urged federal action to fight cigarette bootlegging into New York with low state taxes. He introduced a bill requiring reports from sellers who move 5,000 or more cigarettes to unlicensed distributors for transport, citing organized crime links in the Northeast.
Steve West, a longtime coal miner at a Dover, England mine, retired Tuesday and was presented with a watch during a ceremony held in an underground shaft, marking his decades of service.
Eight denominations in consultation on church union report progress toward a 24 million member united Protestant church. Delegates show broad consensus on theology and worship while minor snags remain on ministry structure and organization.
Rep Barber Conable appealed for 25 000 dollars to plan an Oakly Orchard Creek lake harbor seeking congressional approval after New York state pledged cooperation and began site planning. Lt Col Margaret G Clarke, Arab Alabama, first woman officer to win the Legion of Merit for Vietnam service, named U S Army Nurse of the Year 1965.
A Playboy official testified that L Tudson Borhouse pressed for stock concession rights and 100000 cash in exchange for a New York liquor license. The six count indictment charges Morhouse with conspiring to obtain licenses and bribes through Epstein, Morton, and Berger, with testimony detailing a demanded 50000 for the license and 100000 in stock.
Two of the United States largest banks Bank of America and Chase Manhattan win permission to set up banking facilities for American servicemen at Saigon bases. The plan aims to curb black market dollars by offering checks and money orders, possibly extending to about a dozen sites including Da Nang. No GI paychecks will be deposited with interest. service charges may be eliminated and a checking option with interest discussed.
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