Closed Sessions On Tax Cutting Plan In Senate
The Senate Finance Committee met in closed sessions to hear experts on a controversial tax cut bill. The House passed the measure 27 to 155 eight days earlier, proposing $11 billion in relief for almost all taxpayers starting Jan 1 with a staged rollout and retroactivity if enacted late.
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Vincent J. Burke
Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
House
Congress
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Albert Gore
Harry F. Byrd
D.va
Gore
Gere
Curs
Levey
Kennedy
America
Mouse Wass Means
Ukiah Area Redistricting and Airport Plans Debated
In a fragmented report, officials discuss Mendocino and Monterey County redistricting and Ukiah municipal airport data. The joint Senate Assembly Transport Committee considers airport operations timing while city leaders address potential annexations and district boundaries ahead of upcoming elections.
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Ey Lyell Cash
Ukiah
Senate
Tattan
Dwell Cash
Hho Trish
Monterey County
Mendocino County
Gangland chatter finds tangled tale of crime and clues
Fragmented OCR notes name Cosa Nostra, Terra Hewatie, and New York figures amid disjointed references to graft, detectives, and warrants. The garbled text hints at gang loyalties, leadership names, and criminal networks, but clarity is limited.
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Amastasit
Frank Sealise
Cosa Nostra
Teopster
Mendocino County Official Vows Continued Public Service
Joe Hartley continues as First Director supervisor, dedicating spare time to fishing but prioritizing ongoing service to Mendocino County residents. Hartley and Mrs Hartley are noted in attendance at a school event, with mention of Wegorson children.
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Hartley
Claupehe
Algerian Leader Seeks Powers to End Kabylia Uprising
President Ahmed Ben Bella urged the National Assembly for full powers to quell the week-long revolt centered in Kabylia about two hundred miles east of Algiers. He promised the army would target only rebels, not civilians, as insurgents led by Col Mohand Ou el Hid and Hocine Aït Ahmed have kept the conflict bloodless with no shots fired from the government side.
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UPD
Ahmed Ben Bellaw
Af Berbes
National Assembly
Kabylia Vecdan
Aliwiers
National People’s
Kabylia
Col
Mohand Ou el Hid
Hocine Aii Ahmed
President Kennedy praises water projects at Greers Ferry dedication
President Kennedy, speaking at the Greers Ferry Dam ceremony, argued water developments pay for themselves and boost homes, firms, and factories with billion-dollar benefits. He highlighted the Arkansas swing as part of a two-site trip, with a Little Rock stop likely to touch on racial issues and his tax cut program steered by Wilbur Mills.
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Greers Ferry
Arkansas
Little Rock
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways & Means Committee
Honduras Shifts Amid Military Tension In Tegucigalpa
The State Department noted long rising tensions in Honduras as soldiers controlled key areas in Tegucigalpa. Armored units patrolled streets around the presidential palace with weapons visible while the coup’s outcome remained uncertain.
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Cortes
Vela
Provreso
Washington
State Department
Tegucizalpa
Honduras
Tegucizilpa
Cay
Judge Sentences Teens in Juvenile Court Burglaries
In Ukiah and nearby towns, Pavel and associate suspects received 60 days in county jail and two years probation for burglarizing the Talmage Store. Other defendants from Redwood Valleys and Fort Bragg were convicted of morals offenses and ordered to further court supervision.
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Pavel
Alex Warden Jr
Ukiah
Wis
Talmage
Low
Vansen
Redwood Valles
Kenneth
Fort Bra
da Vireaville
Angies Nude Sun Draws Heavy Helicopter Traffic
Suburban Brentwood residents blame Angie Dickinson for frequent helicopter traffic as the actress enjoys nude sunning sessions in her yard. She defends the practice, jokes about towels, and hints at seeking a new home with a pool and high fencing. Dickinson also discusses upcoming TV and film work while noting she loves hot weather and sunshine.
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Vernon Scott Hollywood
Brentwood
Angie Dickenson
Angie
Sun
Mike
California
Coast Guard Plucks Navy Pilot From Ocean
A Coast Guard helicopter rescued Navy Lt. Francis J. Davis after his jet pilot ejection 34 miles west of the Garden Gate during a routine training flight. Davis, from Lemoore Naval Air Station with Attack Squadron 23, is surviving with his wife and two children. cause of the accident remains unknown. In Washington, the Senate approved a resolution to study debates during the 16th presidential election, suspending equal time rules for major party candidates. Al Jolson, born in Russia, came to the U.S. at age seven.
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Alameda
Senate
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