Tax Credit Law Poses Problem for Gas Pipelines
The investment tax credit creates a dispute over whether savings should lower rates or be treated as a deductible cost. The Federal Power Commission delays hearings awaiting Senate confirmation of David Black while Congress considers a bill to bar regulators from forcing tax savings to lower consumer prices.
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Magnuson
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House
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
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At&t
Ways & Means
Clark Thompson
D-Texas
United Gas Pipeline Co
Shreveport
United
Frederick R. Kappel
Kappel
Glack
Bureau of Public Roads
AFL Council Plans Endorsement of Capital March
AFL CIO Executive Council moves to back the August 28 Washington civil rights march. Backing could include money and manpower from affiliates. Meany favors endorsement while Meany's allies push for strong support. Leaders foresee participation by unions from New York Philadelphia Detroit and Chicago. Walter Reuther urges full support.
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Afl-Cio
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Chicago
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United Auto Workers
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George Meany
Air Search For Family of Five Pushed
An air and land search resumed across Indiana Ohio and Kentucky for five members of a Muncie family after their plane disappeared Friday. Authorities said survivors seemed unlikely though a CAP spokesman kept hope alive for one or more may be found.
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Springfield
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Aberdeen
Dauggters
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France complains over tank agreement with West Germany
French officials said Paris was not informed about negotiations leading to the U S West German joint tank development deal reached during Robert McNamara’s Bonn visit. France and West Germany are obliged to consult on military matters under their cooperation treaty. The article notes the Alaska highway cost 138 million dollars.
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France
U. S
Paris
West Germany
Robert McNamara
Identity sought for headless man found in Maumee River
Fort Wayne police traced a social security card to identify a headless body recovered Sunday by two Fort Wayne fishermen, Belle Lawson 23 and William Nelson 31. The body was found snagged two decades from shore, and an autopsy was planned to determine cause of death.
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WPI
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Extra Patrols Kept on Duty in Jersey City
Police kept extra patrols in a Jersey City neighborhood after a white man killed a Negro girl during a racial disturbance on Saturday. The suspect faced arraignment today for the shotgun slaying as officials documented alleged police brutality claims and counterclaims from CORE witnesses.
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Mississippi
Plaquemine
Ronnie Moore
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Lexington
N. C
Charles Poole
Goldsboro
Chicago
The
American Bar Association
Man Finds 4900 Dollar Counterfeit Stack While Fishing
Lousy luck at Brooklyn fishing ends with Michael Rampino 28 his son Frank 4 and brother in law Richard Malfitan 12 discovering a wad of 49 counterfeit 100 dollar bills. Rampino reports to police and detectives confirm the bills are fake.
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Frank
Richard Malfitan
Brooklyn
Rampino
Siamese Twins Separated by Surgeons in 3-Hour Operation
In Glendale California two teams of doctors separated newborn Siamese twin boys Daniel Clifford and David Eugene within 36 hours of birth. The operation at Children’s Hospital lasted three hours and left both infants in incubators in satisfactory condition.
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Calif
Children’s Hospital
Daniel Clifford
David Eugene
Glendale Sanitarium
Rebecca Bartley
William
Bartley
Dwight Galloway
Wirtz Drives Rail Talks Toward Final Climax
Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz pressed railroads and unions toward a midweek agreement on work rules in the diesel era. He held weekend talks to end the deadlock over crew size and firemen on diesels. The firemen's panel meets Tuesday to decide on any settlement while management refuses to talk without decision power.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Island Controversy Shrouds Assateague Seashore Move
Assateague Island near the Maryland Virginia coast faces a clash as Interior Secretary Udall pushes to convert the barrier island into a national seashore. Owners resist, arguing private ownership and funding costs, while officials note the island’s potential for recreation and wildlife viewing and plan to build bridges and dunes to protect its 35 mile oceanfront. Local officials and Maryland state officials largely back federal plans, fearing private development would fail to fund necessary infrastructure.
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Stewart L. Udall
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Udall
Interior Department
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Czechoslovakia
Maryland
Fire at Adams Hotel in Flint Claims One Life
Authorities probe cause of blaze at the Adams Hotel in downtown Flint that killed 84 year old Fred Whittley and injured 15 others. Rescues included 84 year old Alice Everett and 68 year old Frank Torrey the blind accordionist who prayed during six hours of entrapment as flames and plaster filled the room.
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Mich
Fred Whittley
Hurley Hospital
Alice Everett
Frank Torrey
Torrey
Oregon Beaches Remain Public Highways After Defeat
The Oregon Legislature defeated a proposal to convert the coast from state owned beaches to state recreation areas. Public access to beaches would remain as a state policy.
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Ore. Pi
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