Ball Defends Policy Of Embargo on Cuba
Roanoke Virginia AP Undersecretary of State George W Ball defends a narrow embargo policy toward Cuba insisting war and negotiation are off limits He urges strengthening Latin American resistance to counter Havana and argues for economic denial rather than talks or invasion Key concerns include avoiding locomotive sales to Cuba and limiting Western spare parts shipments to cripple the island's economy
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NAM Poses New Tax Cut and Steps Against Poverty
The National Association of Manufacturers opposes President Johnson's antipoverty program and proposes a genuine alternative. It calls for deeper tax cuts to spur growth, balanced by higher revenue from expansion, plus economy in spending, dollar value preservation, curbing union powers, and targeted public assistance financed by states and localities. The NAM delivered these points to the House Education and Labor Committee amid Johnson's welfare plans.
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Senate Approves Sept Primary Date Change to Thursday
The Senate concurred on a bill moving the state primary to September 10 a Thursday to avoid conflicts with Yom Kippur and another Jewish holiday. The original date September 15 a Tuesday would have clashed with observances and required adjustment.
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Connecticut Redistricting Creates Six Equal Districts
Connecticut lawmakers completed a bipartisan redistricting plan signed by Governor John N. Dempsey, replacing a 1911 era map. The new law divides the state into six districts with nearly equal populations and ends at large representation. At the New York World's Fair 8000 visitors toured the New England exhibit, with a JFK tribute drawing crowds from 20 states and several nations.
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Boston businessman launches GOP Senate bid against Kennedy
Peter Edgerly a 44 year old Boston businessman and World War II Navy veteran announced Thursday night his candidacy for the Republican nomination to oppose Senator Edward M Kennedy. He said he will use a sound mind to study Massachusetts concerns and fight socialism, despite being new to politics. Edgerly lives in Jamaica Plain with his wife and two children and is a partner in Blodgett & Edgerly Co a food brokerage firm.
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Hanford and Savannah River reactors eyed for power use
The Atomic Energy Commission says two plutonium producing reactors, one at Hanford Washington and another at Savannah River, could be converted to commercial electric power. Utility groups in the Pacific Northwest and Southern states have begun feasibility studies, with estimated investments of 300000 to 400000 dollars at Savannah River and interest shown for Hanford. The plan aims to replace nuclear production with peaceful energy and may affect local employment in Richland Pasco and Kennewick as curtailed AEC activity reduces jobs.
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Cardinal Cushing Retracts Birch Hoax Criticism
Boston Archbishop Cardinal Cushing says a hoax telegram led him to denounce the John Birch Society on radio. He retracts some statements, withdraws a 1960 endorsement of the Birch Society and its founder Robert Welch, and notes he was deceived by a false message. Welch plans to publish the cardinal’s letter in the May Birch bulletin.
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Auto Sticker Thefts Surge Across Massachusetts
Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles reports a spike in auto inspection sticker thefts. Registrar James R Lawton calls for tighter station security and warns of immediate suspensions for missing stickers. Through April 1 to May 15, thefts total 309, about four times the same period last year. Equipment supervisor Charles R Gotgart says typical yearly losses range 40 to 100, far below current levels.
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