Fowler Urges Prompt Action on Tax Hike
Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler urged Congress to raise taxes by about 13 billion dollars yearly to curb inflation and avoid a return to the boom and bust cycle. He warned deficits, high interest rates, and a growing balance of payments gap would worsen unless a 10 percent surtax is enacted and federal spending is cut.
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Washington
UPD
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
House
Senate Economic Committee
Fowler
Johnson
Joint Committee
U.S
Demonstration in Durham Amid National Negro Youth Protests
In Durham and eight other cities, more than 2 900 Negro youths rallied to protest three student deaths in Orangeburg. The Durham event turned violent with injuries to four, including officers. Howard Fuller was jailed on assault charges after police reported being struck. Demonstrations in Raleigh Charlotte Winston-Salem Greensboro Chapel Hill and other cities were peaceful, while Durham saw the clash with firemen and police, brick throwing and window smashing as coffins were burned.
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Durham
N.C
UPD
Orangeburg
S.C
Tobacco City
Howard Fuller
G.E. Lee
Fuller
North
South Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina State College
Chapel Hill
United Press International
Black Student Movement
Raleigh
Charlotte
Winston
William Julian
Lee
Missing car in Biggleswade baffling pickup
Cherry Robertson found her old car vanished from outside her office in Biggleswade England. The vehicle had no battery fuel water or working clutch and the gearstick was jammed. She fears police pursuit.
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Biggleswade
England
UPI
Cherry Robertson
Cherry
U S Forces Intercept Russian Bombers Over Greenland
Colorado Springs report cites five Bears bombers intercepted by U S Air Force near Greenland. Two reached view from Reykjavik as three more appeared on NORAD radar. Interceptors wagged wings and directed retreat with no panic reported.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
UPIN
Jim Lucas
Scripps-Howard
Greenland
Lucas
North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
Newfoundland
Don Middleton
United Press International
Washington
Pentagon
U.S. Air Force
Reykjavik
Iceland
United States
Boston Strangler Case Reopened by Massachusetts Officials
Massachusetts Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson reactivated the special bureau to review 13 stranglings from 1962 to 1964 amid new information about Albert DeSalvo. DeSalvo, serving a life term for assaults, remains a prime suspect as Bailey and Conn discuss potential grand jury confessions.
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Boston
UPI
Elliot L. Richardson
Albert DeSalvo
DeSalvo
Walpole State Prison
F. Lee Bailey
Conn
Middlesex County
Edward WW. Brooke
U.S
Red Guards Denounce Snoopy in Shanghai
Australian student observer John Pattison described Red Guards in Tungji University denouncing Snoopy as an insult to Chairman Mao. They forced the cartoonist to undergo self-criticism while chanting Mao quotations and warnings against erroneous ideas.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Red Guards
Tungji University
Snoopy
Mao
John Pattison
Red China
Newsmen
Shanghai Red Guards
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Pattison
United Features Syndicate
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Cole Slaw Beverage
Mon. Plaza Shopping Center
Bay State
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FDIC
Nate
Drysdale’s Free Parking
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Channel 3
Riley
Channel 2
Channel 5
Emond O’brien
Main St
Bennington
THE
Bennington Banner
Epnones
Banner Publishing Corporation
Vermont
Scatter & Bath
Bellemare
Bennington RD
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