Indiana faces constitutional crisis over sales tax plan
Gov. Welsh rushed back to Indianapolis after Circuit Judge John L. Niblack condemned Indiana s 2 percent sales tax as conceived in confusion and written in haste. The ruling threatens a $94 million cut in the general fund and possible higher property taxes as schools rely on state funds. The Atty. Gen. backed the judge, complicating the administration s defense of the act.
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UPI
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Indiana
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Interstate Oil Compact Commission
New Orleans
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Niblack
TEX-COTE Exterior Coating Promises 20 Year Paint Replacement
An advertisement touts TEX-COTE as a thick exterior coating that eliminates painting for 20 years. It highlights waterproofing insulation and fire retardant features with a 10 year factory guarantee and FHA financing. Major users include Shell Oil, Pacific Telephone, and Thunderbird Hotels.
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United States
Shell Oil Company
Pacific Telephone Company
Thunderbird International
Texcote
Tex-Cote
FHA
Tex-Cote Coating Information Sought in Arizona Ad
Free information offer from Textured Coating of Arizona at 1002 South Plumer, Tucson MA 2840. Caller urged to request details via collect call for Tex Cote coating.
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Arizona
South Plumer
Tucson
UA Film Chosen for Venice International Documentary Fest
The UA produced color film A Portrait of Mexico directed by Harry Atwood will represent the United States at the 14th International Festival of Documentary Films in Venice, July 10 to 20. The film, made during a 1961 student Mexico tour, won travel category first place at the American Film Festival earlier this year and was selected by the CINE committee.
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University of Arizona
Mexico
United States
Venice
Harry Atwood
UA Radio-Fv
Reese Will Not Seek Reelection to City Council
Councilman William Reese announces he will not run again from Ward 4 and praises a future capable candidate. He cites economics and factors noted by a Citi zen article, with no comment on a mayoral bid while other ward races and the mayoral future remain unsettled. Reese has served since 1961 after a GOP sweep created a Republican administration.
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William Reese
G. Freeman Woods
Marvin Linner
Lew Davis
Reese
Belgians jailed for forging Tshombe signature
Two Belgians began prison sentences in Brussels for swindling Katanga President Moise Tshombe out of 95000 dollars by forging his name. The Brussels correctional court also ordered 23000 dollars in compensation to Tshombe.
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Belgium
UPI
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Washington Demonstration Quiet but More In Offing
Washingtons largest racial protest ended quietly yet left the city wary of rising Negro militancy. About 3000 marchers plus spectators moved along Pennsylvania Avenue after prayers near the White House, with a housing bias pledge and an end to hiring discrimination hailed as gains. Medgar Evers burial in Arlington set for Wednesday sparked solemn calls for bells and memorials. A later scene at the Justice Department saw chants of we want Bob as Kennedy spoke after delays and leaflets denouncing department discrimination circulated.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Nazi Party
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Tobriner
D.C
Jong
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
Arlington National Cemetery
Evers
E. Franklin Jackson
Washington Naacp
Justice Department
Bob
Robert F. Kennedy
Man Sought In Shooting Surrenders
Charles D. Clemens, 21, of 5038 Elst Street, surrendered at police headquarters after admitting the shooting of Edward Robert Dawson, 24. Clemens is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and held on $1,000 bond, with a preliminary hearing waived for Superior Court trial. Dawson, wounded in the incident near West Lincoln Street and South Lundy Avenue, survived after several days at St. Mary's Hospital.
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Elst’ St
Clemens
Justice Court
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W. President St
Dawson
W. Lincoln St
S. Lundy Ave
William V. Molina
W. District St
Molina
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kennedy defends Civil Rights, says DOJ hires by merit
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy told about 2,500 demonstrators outside the Justice Department that no race discrimination exists there, but he would not hire a Negro merely for being black. He noted gains in civil rights, but urged better progress while stressing hiring by ability and integrity. The crowd challenged him on FBI action and Negro representation in DOJ. Kennedy said only 60 of 900 attorneys were Negroes when Democrats took office, a figure the audience disputed. He asserted the department hires on merit and that the hiring chief is a Black man. The peaceful march began at the White House, moved to the DOJ, then along Pennsylvan ia Avenue.
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UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Kennedy
Julius Hobson
Congress of Racial Equality
FBI
Jackson
Miss
Department
TBI
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District of Columbia Administration Building
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dope Violator Gets 8 To 10 Year Term
Howard Daniels with four narcotics convictions received an eight to ten year sentence in Superior Court. Judge Lee Garrett ordered five to six years for illegal heroin possession and three to four years for marijuana possession, to be served consecutively. Daniels was convicted by a jury on June 7 after police found heroin bundles and marijuana cigarettes at his home.
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Daniels
Lee Garrett
S. Convent Ave
Crisis Looms as Danville Negro Demonstrators Vote
In Danville Virginia a new crisis looms as demonstrators face a vote on continuing mass protests against a city ordinance. About 200 adults are urged to meet and decide if marching downtown is the next step amid threat of jail and fines.
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High Street Baptist Church
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