Malden Girl Survives Strangling Attempt Near Home
A yearold girl, Georgia Ellis, was nearly strangled in a Malden residential area when nylon stockings were tied around her neck. She was treated at Malden Hospital in fair condition. Police note a string of unsolved Boston area stranglings since 1962, with victims aged 19 to 75 and usually no forced entry.
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Malden
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Georgia Ellis
Salem St
Walter Saal
Central Avenue
Malden Hospital
George Ellis
Boston
Oscar Lindgren
Saal
Lindgren
Jumes
Mary J. Sullivan
Beacon Hill
Anna Vic, Slossers
Back Bay
Desalting, Ships Resorted To Cubans' Payroll Penalty Set
Johnson ordered Guantanamo Bay to become self sufficient in water by converting sea water and by shipping in water. Defense says Cuban workers’ wages will be reduced to cut Cuba’s $5 million yearly foreign exchange. Castro cut off Cuban water to the base, provoking U.S. sanctions and international attention.
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Johnson
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Defense Department
U.S
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Florida
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OAS
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White House
Soviet urges UN role to settle Cyprus crisis
Soviet Premier Khrushchev called for a UN led settlement of the Cyprus crisis and asked major powers to stay hands off the island. He sent a message to President Makarios as NATO forces countered the notes, with talks of partition and federation amid long standing Greek Turkish tensions.
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Cyprus
Khrushchev
U.N. Security Council
United States
Britain
France
Greece
Turkey
Makarios
United Nations
Pavel Yermoshin
NATO
Moscow
Kyrenia
London
Mountain area high school basketball scores report
Mount Greylock 75 over St. Josephs 71 Wahconah 49 over Pittsfield 43 Drury 6 over Adams 59 SEL Lee 91 over Mount Everett 58 Lenox 74 over Searles Williams 92 Chester 68. College results Massachusetts 88 Rhode Island 75 NBA Boston 133 over New York 112 Cincinnati 126 over Philadelphia T14.
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Wahconah
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Drury
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Sel Lee
Mount Everett
Lenox
Searles Williams
Chester
College Massachusetts
Rhode Island
NBA
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Senate Approves 14.6 Billion Tax Cut Bill
The Senate passed a 14.6 billion tax cut, the largest in U.S. history, by 77 to 21 after seven days of debate. The measure, backed by 56 Democrats and 21 Republicans, promises an average 20 percent tax cut for most individuals and businesses, with execution set to raise take home pay starting next month.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House Defeats Southern Move to Weaken Civil Rights Bill
The House rejected a Southern bid to drop a provision allowing withholding of federal funds over racial discrimination. A bipartisan bloc kept the enforcement mechanism, while other milder options were debated. Amendments to strengthen or remove parts of the bill were defeated as leaders aimed for a final vote by Saturday night.
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Washington
Roland V. Libonati
D-Il
Oren Morris
D-Ark
Pres
John F. Kennedy
Harris
George Meader
R-Mich
Tho
Basil Whitener
D-N.c
House
Milwaukee Teacher Unionization Testing Ground
Milwaukee teachers prepare a February referend um vote to choose union representation among Milwaukee Teachers Union affiliated with AFT Milwaukee Teachers Education Association aligned to NEA or neither About 4200 teachers will decide next week with major campaigns led by Donald Soucie and Eileen Cantwell While national labor groups push for broader organizing figures include Walter Reuther and officials from AFT and NEA continue to monitor the outcome and its national implications
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Umion
Milwaukee Teachers Union
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Milwaukee Teachers Education Association
National Education Association
NEA
Pittsfield
Donald L. Soucie
Amecio
Wisconsin Federation of Teachers
Eileen Cantwell
National Labor Movement
Labor
Walter Reuther
Fed
Carl Mogel
Chicago
William G. Carr
Glen E. Robinson
Elman Ousley
Bellevue
Wash
Robinson
Oussey
Federation of Teachers
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