Rockefeller Budget Push Prompts Tax Hikes Plan
Albany report outlines Governor Rockefeller to unveil a record 2 billion dollar budget with a broad tax package. Proposals include income tax withholding, a two cent cigarette tax, a five cent sales tax rise, and a gas tax jump to six cents a gallon. Democrats decry the plan as a poor burden while some Republicans resist, and assembly opposition is tempered by Speaker Meek.
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FTC Seeks Retail Food Data Across Major Merchants
Washington AP reports the Federal Trade Commission orders over 1,000 large food distributors to supply detailed data on mergers acquisitions interlocking directorates distribution trends and growth as the commission begins a broad study of the industry seen as concentrated and pricing concerns arise. The inquiry, announced in October, targets the nation’s largest food retailers with about 47 billion in annual retail sales.
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Two Nabbed In Police Shooting
Joseph Lynel 22 and Shelinde Klapprolt 18 were arrested by New York State Police linked to the Englewood police shooting. Lynel held in Deposit hotel, accompanied by a young woman who left before troopers arrived. Police recovered details amid a widening probe with Bergen County officials naming others involved.
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Bergen County
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Gerald Wisniewski
Edward Ekold
Bergaty County
Edward Post
Aort Lee
Guy W. Calissi
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Edward Most
Calissi
Kennedy Labor Bill Too Weak in Push on Hoffa
AP report quotes Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell criticizing Kennedy's plan as insufficient to crush Hoffa's influence. Mitchell says the bill does not curb secondary boycotts, blackmail picketing, or union fund disclosure, and would leave management and labor actions largely unchanged. He argues stronger measures are needed to curb racketeering and coerce reforms.
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James R. Hoffa
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Congress
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Moiin
Pledge Auto Legislation by Democrats to curb auto finance ties
Washington (UPI) Two Democratic senators pledged to push a bill banning automakers from running their own finance and insurance arms. Sen. Joseph G. O Mahoney plans to introduce legislation to avert monopoly tendencies in the industry. Sen. Estes Kefauver, who has introduced a bill on I financing, argues that financing and insurance should be the business of those with price concerns.
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UPI
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D- Wye
Wstos Kefwyver
D-Tenn
Gale
Tennessee
Special Honus Label Worth $90 For Coinword Fans
The Times Record and TRE Troy Record publish a special Honus label worth $90 for readers who solve the paralteory puzzle. The prize hints at a cash reward and contest rules appear in Saturday editions, with a deadline for entries and a note about weekly prizes.
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School Integration Faces Big Test At Norfolk Today
Washington report notes Dulles plans and Fulbright talks shaping a new foreign policy approach as Berlin and Soviet issues loom. The piece highlights Dulles meeting with Fulbright in London and anticipated discussions with MacMillan, de Gaulle, and Adenauer to coordinate Western responses to Berlin and Soviet moves.
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Joan Moightownt
Washington
Dulles
J. William Palbright
Ud-Ark
Loy Geeman
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Berlin
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Britain
Charles de Gaulle
France
Konrad Adenauer
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Hulles
Aged Benefits Increase to Hit Social Security Checks
Washington AP reports Social Security payments rise as 42 percent of recipients begin receiving higher monthly benefits. The 7 percent increase adds about 50 billion dollars to annual outlays, with a typical retired worker aged 65 to receive about 54.93 more per month, and family maximums climbing to 541 per month.
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John L. Lewis Sicks Ill in Washington Hospital Visit
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers was described as quite ill by his physician after an attack earlier yesterday He entered Georgetown University Hospital for observation and treatment.
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Proposal for a Economic NATO faces mixed support abroad
Reports say a movement to create an economic NATO to counter Soviet pressure is gaining attention in some governments. The plan would relax export controls and broaden trade, with officials noting Moscow’s economics and foreign influence as motivators. A Danish ship search near Greenland reportedly sighted a lifeboat in rough seas, complicating the broader geopolitical narrative.
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Foreign Car Market Discussed by Auto Leaders
Chicago, AP. Members of the National Automobile Dealers Assn convened to weigh a foreign car market that could reach 740,000 sales abroad and 550,000 in the U.S. They warned against a gravy train, noting new domestic car sales near six million and a shift in consumer demand. Dealers debated service income from foreign cars and cautioned against price cutting to spur sales.
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Arctic Storm Grips Nation Turning Roads Into Slush
Arctic chill spreads from Bemidji Minnesota to Kansas and Oklahoma, with subzero readings near forty below at Bemidji and snow in the Midwest and South. Clouds linger east to South Carolina as rain drizzled in the south while fog and scattered showers touched the coastal plain. A highway association board elected George Marks of Mast Northport as president, succeeding a longtime leader in the state department.
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Pot Of Gold Heist Brings Nearly $10,000 Loss
Authorities say the stolen money, found in a paper bag, was property. Investigators identify missing cash as part of a long running theft tied to a local crime.
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Norfolk Faces Integration Amid School Reopening Tensions
In Norfolk Virginia riots and demonstrations feared as 17 Negrons seek entry to white schools, with plans for peaceful integration at three high schools and three junior highs. Police readiness, superintendent calls for cooperation, and local leaders urge orderly progress as the city braces for the first day of desegregation since previous upheavals.
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Keating to introduce news bill on protecting journalist sources
Senator Kenneth Keating said he will introduce a bill to shield reporters from revealing source identities in federal courts, with exceptions for national security. The move follows criticism of Marie Torre who faced jail for not disclosing a source, and cites state laws that already protect sources.
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