First Surtax Test Is Due Wednesday With A Yes Or No Vote
A KC4 cargo plane crashed near Miami International Airport, killing ten on impact and injuring many more as it plowed through busy streets and damaged buildings. The Dominica Air Lines craft, en route from Miami to Santa Domingo, carried auto parts. four crew members died and about a dozen others were injured or missing. Rescue teams searched rubble for additional victims as fires burned, with property losses estimated around $1 million.
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Nuclear Missile Production Halted for Remainder of Year
Washington reports an unpublicized government finding that missile production may pause for months due to a fire at an Atomic Energy Commission plutonium facility. The blaze at Rocky Flats May 11 threatens testing of warheads and could delay Safeguard deployment, though officials deny broad setbacks. Senate aides say a $45 million repair request is urgent, with decisions pending a House review this week.
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Senate House At Odds On Breathalyzer Issue
RALEIGH AF The Senate Monday night watered down and returned to the House for concurrence a bill dealing with breathalyzer tests for suspected drunken drivers The bill would suspend driving licenses for 60 days for those who refused the test The Senate amended the measure to allow a person who refused to take the test to keep driving under certain conditions
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Judy Garland's Death Investigated as Inquest Ordered
London coroner orders inquest into Judy Garland death amid reports of sleeping-pill overdose. Police say pills found in her home during autopsy review. organs sent to Scotland Yard lab for tests. Garland, 47, had liver cirrhosis and a history of heavy drinking. doctors noted she had little time left years earlier.
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Series On 6A Series On 6A Reading Series on Child Education
The Gazette presents a reading series by Dr. Roth Strickland on page 5A focusing on helping slow readers. It argues against later blame and urges giving a head start now to aid reading development. Readers are advised to clip installments for future reference in the Women's Section.
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FBI Wiretap Log Changes Tie Clay Case to King Phone Call
The FBI altered wiretap records on the Clay case, failing to inform the Justice Department of changes. Documents show a September 5 1964 phone call between Cassius Clay and Martin Luther King Jr. was redacted, with agents later claiming notes were added for memorandum. Attorneys for Clay challenge the transcripts, arguing credibility and discovery issues in Houston.
Nixon surtax extension faces first floor test in House
Washington sources report Nixon's surtax extension bill set for a Wednesday floor vote with both parties signaling a close rule. Democratic leaders aim to defeat the measure while Republicans estimate 120 to 1 rules support, as leadership pushes for inflation containment and broader tax reform actions later.
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North Carolina senator weighs soft drink tax vs corporate hike
Jack White speaks for the little man against a proposed two cent per pack cigarette tax and a soft drink levy. He argues a higher corporate income tax would shift the burden to the federal level and protect smaller businesses. Revenue officials project varied gains from the plan while lawmakers debate tax mix. The National Council of Churches weighs reparations talks with a major Black economic group.
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