Pay raise clash as city council battles over 204,000 package
Mayor Dillon and the City Council brace for a fight over a three-step pay increase for Police and Fire, and a two-step raise for other municipal workers. Dillon opposes the plan, citing inequities, and says he will study the matter after last night's Council approval. The ordinance heads to the Ordinance and Rules Committee with readings planned Feb 25 and March 10 amid possible special meetings.
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Dillon
Wpivyes
Council
Bank official pleads innocent in bribery case
Boston AP Martin J. Hanley deputy state commissioner of banks pleaded innocent to 15 indictments charging soliciting and accepting bribes. A special grand jury returned the indictments which allege counts of bribery. Judge Lewis Goldberg released him in personal recognizance and set 20 days to file special pleadings. State Banking Commissioner Mibe B. Hynes suspended Hanley from the post held since 1950. He is the first public official indicted under the state’s new conflict of interest law.
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Boston
Martin J. Hanley
Suffolk Superior Court
Hanley
Lewis Goldberg
Mibe B. Hynes
Hantey
Lincoln quotes used to push segregation draw mail
Segregationist ad in national newspapers quotes Lincoln to claim support for race separation. Citizens' Council officials say distribution spans all 50 states and has generated substantial reader response. Republican Rep. Fred Schwengel denounces the ad as ugly and unhistorical misquoting of Lincoln.
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Jackson
Miss
Citizens’ Council of America
Abraham Lincoln
Louis Hollis
Council
Lincoln
Hollis
Richard Morphew
Car.ried
Washington
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Five Day Forecast Picks Upward Temperature Trend
The outlook shows temperatures averaging near or slightly above normal over the next five days with mild conditions tomorrow. Colder spell arrives Friday and Saturday. Warmer again by Sunday or Monday. Light snow possible tomorrow with snow or rain likely late Saturday or Sunday.
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Permél
School Boycotts Accomplish Little
Racial integration disputes sparked boycotts in the North and South. In Boston Negro leaders defied a ruling calling the boycott illegal while White students in Macon I County Alabama faced school closures. Cambridge and Cincinnati boycotts were cited as dramatizing discrimination. Absences varied with weather, but officials claimed notable participation. A federal suit by the NAACP challenges school district actions, seeking desegregation and fair pupil placement.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
Boycot
James P. Breeden
Massachusetts Freedom Movement
Macon I County
Ala
Cambridge
Cincinnati
Gloria Richardson
Williamston
N. C
Cincinnati School Board
Congress of Racial Equality
U S and British envoys press Makarios over Cyprus plan
U S Undersecretary George Ball and British high commissioner Cyril Pickard met Archbishop Makarios in Nicosia amid fresh communal fighting as they pushed the revised Anglo American peace force plan. Ball aimed to persuade Makarios and Turkish Cypriot leader Fazil Kuchuk to accept the plan and avert civil war, with reports of casualties in Limassol unconfirmed.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPHC
United States
Britain
Makarios
George Ball
U.S
Cyril Pickard
Mediterranean
Ball
Ankara
Turkey
Fazil Kuchuk
Pickard
Kuchuk
Limassol
Johnson and Douglas-Home hold wide talks at White House
President Johnson and British Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home met at the White House for a far ranging discussion of world issues including Cyprus Cuba Berlin and Southeast Asia. Douglas-Home traveled with Lady Douglas-Home Foreign Secretary Butler and other aides arriving by helicopter after a flight from Ottawa.
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Washington
Johnson
Alec Douglas-Home
Cyprus
Cuba
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Lady Douglas- Home
R.A. Butler
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Royal Air Force
Ottawa
Douglas-Home
Soviet Union
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Germany
Western Alliance
France
Asia
NATO
East Africa
Pres
F. Kennedy
Tong
R. A. Butler
Dean Rusk
Nyerere Proposes Standby African Security Force
Tanganyika President Julius Nyerere urged the 43 nation Africa Unity conference to form a temporary security force to prevent repeat mutinies in Tanganyika Kenya and Uganda. He said training native troops would take time and British help may be needed meanwhile. Nyerere dismissed outside Communist influence as a motive and emphasized national humility.
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Dar ES Salaam
East Africa
Nyerere
Tanganyika
Kenya
Uganda
Africa
Tangayika
London police station to feature luxury amenities
London officials unveil a 13 story police station plan with a canteen library assembly hall two squash courts and a sauna bath as part of upgraded facilities for the force.
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London
UPI
City of London
Soviet Demands Return of Nossenko After Disappearance
The Soviet Union demanded the immediate return of Yuri I. Nossenko, a Soviet defector from the 17 nation disarmament conference, accusing Switzerland of harboring foreign agents. The United States said Nossenko defected and sought political asylum. Soviet Ambassador Tsarapkin urged Switzerland to use its sovereign rights to restore Nossenko to his work and family, noting he is believed to be in U.S. custody.
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Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
Yuri I. Nossenko
Switzerland
Nossenko
United States
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Moscow
Tsarapkin
Bot
Soviet defector Nossenko could aid Western disarmament talks
Western officials said Yuri Nossenko, a Soviet defector and former state delegate in Geneva, may possess crucial information on Kremlin aims for general and complete disarmament. Knowing Moscow's thinking could help Western negotiators adjust positions and seek areas of agreement in the 17 million talks.
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Geneva
UPS
Yuri Nossenko
Noussenko
Kremlin
Somalia Orders Cease Fire Amid Border Clash
MOGADISHU Somalia AP reports the Somali government, urged by UN Secretary-General U Thant, has ordered an immediate ceasefire in its border clash with Ethiopia. The move follows a peace plea from the UN chief and aims to halt fighting along the frontier.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
U.N
U ‘Thant
Ethiopia
Hoffa Defense Admits Use Of Wiretap In Trial
In Chattanooga the Hoffa jury tampering case reveals defense used a professional wiretapper to spy on government agents. Bernard Spindel filed an affidavit stating he spied on officials and learned the government was monitoring the defendants. Hoffa and five others face conspiracy charges from the 1962 Nashville trial.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Jacques Schiffer
Frank Wilson
Bernard ‘Spindel
Spindel
Hoffa
Teamster
Nashville
Schiffer
Cleanup Deadline Set for Nashua River Pollution Case
Federal official urges Massachusetts and New Hampshire to start cleaning human and industrial wastes from the Nashua and Merrimack rivers by spring 1967. Massachusetts seeks delay, New Hampshire favors gradual abatement to begin by 1971. The report notes health threats, odors, cloudy water, and debris. officials debate timetables while the issue moves to federal officials for action.
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Boston
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Nashua
Merrimack
Massachusetts Health Department
Albert H. Zabrieskie
Newburyport
U.S Public Health Service Division of Water Supply and Pollution Control
Worthen H. Taylor
Massachusetts Department of Health
Herbert Rogers
U.S. Health, Welfare and Education Department
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