Levies on Cars Proposed to Curb Traffic Problems
Kingston Rhode Island. A University of Rhode Island professor proposes two taxes to slow traffic. A levy on vehicle size and a separate levy on speed aim to reduce city congestion and traffic problems.
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Liz Taylor Resting but Miserable After Surgery
Elizabeth Taylor, 36, lay in a London hospital under care after fibroid tumor and womb removal. Secretary confirmed she is resting but miserable, with Richard Burton at her side. doctors say no cancer, and Taylor remains one of the era's most admired stars.
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Mike Todd
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Tottering Tot Disappearance Ends as Child Found in Nearby Flat
Twenty month old Stacey Walpole of Addington, England vanished for almost two hours before rescuers located her in a neighboring flat while occupants were away. She had drunk most of a bottle of sherry.
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Popular Vote Urged To Avert Possible Electoral Deadlock
United Press International reports governors consider a plan to back the candidate with the largest popular vote in November to avoid an electoral deadlock. Gov. John Chaffee calls it morally incumbent. Nixon backs the Capitol Hill idea. Humphrey and Rockefeller show mixed support while Reagan sees no meeting with Rockefeller.
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Tornadoes Slam Midwest and Heat Wave Across Nation
A weather day across the United States featured four states hit by tornadoes near Springfield Ohio Prescott Ark Jetmore Kan and Sarasota Fla with damaged buildings downed trees and no injuries reported High winds and heavy rain at Mount Vernon Ohio flattened tents while a farmer died near Elyria and a 45 minute storm dumped 325 inches of rain near Filley Nebraska Heat scorched the Southwest with temperatures above 100 while Kennedy and Wallace campaigns moved through Des Moines and Hyannis Port amid storms and memorial talks.
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Watson Predicts Trouble From Postal Cutbacks
Postmaster General W. Marvin Watson warned before the Senate Post Office Committee that personnel reductions ordered by Congress will cause mailboxes and post offices to overflow. He cited likely October or November as Saturday deliveries end and Monday mornings become impossible, urging firm action before adjournment.
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UPI
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Caverly Open House Invites Vermonters to Visit Center
A public open house at Caverly Child Health Center in Pittsford will be held July 28 from 1 to 4 p.m. Theresa Bashaw says Vermonters should learn what Caverly does for physically handicapped children. The program includes a film shown at 2:15 p.m., tours of cottages, and staff explanations of services.
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Theresa Bashaw
United States
Caverly
Smith Sees Nixon Missed Missile Gap Plank Clash
UPI report notes Sen Margaret Chase Smith charges Nixon could have won 1960 by exposing JFKs false missile gap claim. Smith tells reporters a 1968 Republican platform should highlight overextended military commitments and other Democratic missteps, while Adm Burke calls for a tougher Vietnam approach. Gen Gavin endorses a large troop buildup and pullback strategy.
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