Licensing Board Hears 18 Package Store Licenses
The Licensing Board opened hearings on 18 all-alcoholic package-store license applications with no objections. Tomorrow 23 more applicants will be heard and the board hopes to decide on both licenses early next week. A single objection from 13 signers against Haughey and Fraser faded as five withdrew. Shelsy’s petition, supported by 225 signatures for a Tyler Street store, highlighted public support.
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City Hall Annex
Haughey
Fraser
Fraser's Market
Hancock Road
Burns
George B. Crane
Crane
Park Square
Patrick Shelsy
Tyler Street
She
Four U S Aides Mobbed and Restricted in Russia
Four U S military attaches were mobbed and harassed by Soviet crowds in two incidents in Leningrad and Tula. They faced temporary restriction to Moscow for several days, with the embassy noting the moves as a highly unusual punishment. Officials questioned the legality of the alleged property trespass claims and protested the limits on movement.
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Moscow
UPI
U.S
Cmdr
Stuart Savage
Alma
Kans
Leonard A. Bracken
Philadelphia
Leningrad
Savage
Bracken
Edgar Smith
Edmund J. Zvetina
Dayton
Ohio
Tula
Young Communist
Ilegally
United States
Who's Administering? Clash Over Teacher Assignment Policy
A School Committee clash erupts as Scullary moves to assign teacher transfers to assistant superintendents with superintendent approval. Quinn criticizes the move as a rules change and it is tabled pending next meeting while the executive committee studies the proposal.
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Sparks Quinn
Quinn. Scullary
William E. Harris
Quinn
School Department
Scullary
Harris
Maryland Negro senator grazed by ambush shots
Verda Welcome, the state senator from Baltimore 4th District and a noted civil rights advocate, was shot at as she left her home. Five cartridges were found from a 32 caliber weapon. she was grazed on the back and heel but otherwise unhurt.
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Baltimore, Md
Bunman
Verda Welcome
Maryland Senate
Bill
Welcome
Baltimore
House of Delegates
Wallace Announces Campaign Schedule
Gov. George Wallace will fly to Indianapolis next Wednesday to launch his anti civil rights campaign in the Indiana presidential primary. He will spend one day there for a news conference and a talk at Butler University, and he is also a candidate in the Maryland primary.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George Wallace
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bill Jones
Wallace
Butler University
Maryland
Johnson Presses Talks as Rail Strike Delay Reaches 15 Days
President Johnson urges an honorable solution to the rail strike threat after persuading five railroad brotherhoods to postpone the nationwide walkout for 15 days. He meets labor and management leaders at the White House and in the Rose Garden, signaling possible congressional action if talks fail.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
W. Willard Wirtz
Rose Garden
Congress
U. S
Illinois Central Railroad
United Front
Laborites Surge In British Voting
Britain voters favor Labour as 22 counties report gains and London council falls to Labour. Labour wins 53 of 100 London seats, 21 for Conservatives. results seen as sign of a national swing. George Brown predicts a possible 90 seat Commons majority. Douglas-Home delays election to fall, Wilson cites October victory risk.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
Greater London
Lancashire
Northumberland
George Brown
Labor
Alec Douglas - Home
Harold Wilson
Douglas-Home
House of Commons
Crisis Troops Return to U S
Washington announced the withdrawal of 7,500 U S troops from Germany beginning in May marking the final reinforcements sent during the 1991 Berlin Crisis. The units include three artillery battalions one armored battalion and one armored cavalry regiment totaling 5 100 men as part of NATO commitments.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Germany
Defense Department
Berlin
NATO
Rhode Island House defeats housing bias ban 2-1
Civil rights leaders vow to keep fighting after a 2-1 House vote rejects a housing discrimination ban in Rhode Island. A 61-32 roll call kills the watered-down measure amid threats against Rep. Frank A. Martin Jr. and a shaken security scene outside the chamber.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R.I
Senate
Frank A. Martin Jr
D-Pawtucket
Martin
Burns balks at pledge to Kennedy for veep
Massachusetts delegate candidate James Burns cannot run as pledged to Robert F. Kennedy for vice president. Burns says he still hopes Kennedy becomes the nominee and notes he never spoke with the attorney general about the vice presidency. He cites civil rights stand, ticket balance, and Kennedy’s political skill as reasons for support.
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Burns
R. Kennedy
Boston
UPI
James McGregor Burns
Robert F. Kennedy
Williamstown
Massachusetts
U.S
Norman Gleason
Kennedy
Johnson
Five Day Forecast Signals Warmup Then Showers
Temperatures through Wednesday average about 44 degrees, two degrees above normal. Expect rising highs into the weekend and cooler conditions Monday through Wednesday. Showers are possible late Sunday or Monday into early next week.
Picketing Slows Up Restoral
Chicago and New York rail unions resisted post truce reopenings triggering widespread delays. Picket lines formed midnight at rail centers in Pennsylvania Illinois New York and Missouri slowing commuter service for tens of thousands. Some lines resumed slowly while others faced lingering disruption as crews returned after the Washington agreement.
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Chicago
UPS
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Missouri
Washington
Midwest
New York Central
Harlem
Hudson
Ilineis Central
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
CST
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union
Albany
North White Plains
Poughkeepsie
Croton
Brewster
N.Y
Buffalo
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Rock Island
Wabash and Frisco
Columbus
Ohio
Pennsy
Redskins Acquire Linebacker Huff From Giants
Washington completes a trade for linebacker Sam Huff as part of a two deal in 19 days. Huff, eight years in the league, is a top middle linebacker for a Giants unit that has won Eastern titles the past three seasons. In return, the Redskins send defensive end Andy Stynchue la, halfback Dick James, and their next No 5 draft choice to New York for Huff and rookie defensive lineman George Seals of Missouri.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Sam Nuff
New York Giants
Huff
Andy Stynchuela
Dick James
Redskins
Giants
George Seals
Missouri
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Harry J. Burns
Harold W. Ruel
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Hampstead
John H. Chafee
John J. Wrenn
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