Mayor Dillon Sees 12.20 Tax Increase Ahead
Mayor Dillon warned of a looming 12.20 rise in the tax rate to support city budgets for schools welfare and debt. He criticized council plans for multi step pay raises, suggesting a two step plan may cost 245000 and raise the rate 1.09, while the three and two step option could add 2.35. A council vote on pay raises is pending after a Finance Committee recommendation affecting about 600 workers.
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David Cullen
John J. Norton
George A Purnell
Remo del Gallo
Edward L. Dobbins
Purnell
Donald G. Butler
John H. Rice
del Gallo
Ivan Lord
Dobbins
Lawrence J. Healy
The
Police Association
Raymond F. Coakley
Beckwith Hearing Ends in Mistrial After 11 Hours
In Jackson Mississippi an all white jury reported deadlock after 11 hours of deliberation in the Byron De La Beckwith murder case over Medgar Evers. Judge Leon Hendrick declared a mistrial and Beckwith was remanded to jail awaiting a new trial.
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Fred Pickett
Acquittal and suspensions in Olympian trial shock Innsbruck crowd
INNSBRUCK Austria AP two U S Olympic team members received suspended sentences of three and 344 months after a clash with police. Bill March 20 Aspen Colorado and Tobogganist George Farmer Seattle were convicted of attacking police and given suspended sentences three and 30 months respectively. Mike Hessel Eugene Oregon acquitted on all charges.
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Hesse
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Marolt
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Buddy Feltman
Idaho Falls
Idaho
U.S
Tunsbruck
Bill Marcht
Colo
Mike Hescel
US Skiers Qualify as Hockey Team Falls in Olympics
Four American skiers qualified for Saturday's men's slalom in Innsbruck boosting hopes for more medals while the U S defending champions lost a fifth straight game 3 2 to Finland. Team stars include Jean Saubert Scotty Allen and Terry McDermott with hopes centered on Werner Cole Kidd Heuga among others.
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Scotty Allen
Terry McDermott
Vic Emery
Igte Chule
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Russia
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Werner
Steamboat Springs
Cole
Kidd
Stowe
Heuga
Tahoe City
Calif
Conservationists pick raccoon as water symbol
The National Association of Soil and Water Conservation voted to adopt the raccoon as its emblem in an antipollution campaign. Smoky the Bear will join the effort, with the raccoon representing clean streams and safe water for the nation.
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National Association of Soil and Water Conservation
Rights Unit Extension Voted by the House
The House extended the Civil Rights Commission life to four years and empowered the Justice Department to file desegregation suits. It tentatively approved five of nine bill parts, blocked some amendments, and set up a $19.7 million aid program for districts facing desegregation. The vote follows bitter debates and advances a push to curb racial discrimination in education, employment, and public services.
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Johnson and advisers meet on Cuban crisis
President Johnson conferred with top military and diplomatic advisers on Cuba for nearly two hours regarding the water cutoff at Guantanamo and possible U S actions. Officials said a second session was planned to discuss concrete steps, amid fears of a wider Cold War confrontation with the Soviet Union.
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Caribbean
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Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Soviet Union
Castro
New York
State Department
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Port Everglades
Fla
Barry's Solution: Call Out Marines
Salem New Hampshire reports Senator Barry Goldwater proposes sending Marines to Cuba to compel Fidel Castro to restore water at Guantanamo Bay. He asserts the policy should demand turning the water on or a Marine detachment will deliver the message. The comment ties to the Cuban water crisis and U S interests.
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