Peabody Collins Feud Polls Washington Talks
In Boston Gov Peabody and Senate President Powers traveled to Washington to discuss federal matters amid a continuing feud with Mayor Collins. Peabody seeks a space center site and tax reform responses while urging state city cooperation to solve taxation and transportation issues.
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UPD
John F. Collins
F. Collins
Powers
Collins
Peabody
Collins-Powers
Pope Paul VI Felt Well After Holy Land Pilgrimage
The Vatican says Pope Paul VI remained in good health during his three day pilgrimage to the Holy Land and did not require medical attention. Doctor Mario Fontana, writing in the Vatican weekly Sunday Observer, praised the pope for handling the demanding trip with strength.
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Paul VI
Holy Land
Mario Fontana
Sunday Observer
Vatican Weekly
Goldwater Romney Delegates File in New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire two convention delegates aligned with Barry Goldwater and Michigan native George Romney filed for the March 10 presidential primary. John P J Chandler of Warren entered as Goldwater delegate at large while Alan N Pope of Concord filed as Romney delegate. Pope, 41, is the only announced Republican candidate for New Hampshire governor, and filing closes January 29 for individuals, February for delegates. Rockefeller and Goldwater have indicated will file next week.
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UPT
Barry Goldwater
Michigan
George Romney
New Hampshire
Secretary of State
John P. J
Happy Jack) Chandler
Warren
Goldwater
Alan N. Pope
Romney
Pope
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
DPU Blocks Outback Reduction of Boston Springfield Trains
The Massachusetts DPU rejected the Boston and Albany division of New York Central Rail road petition to discontinue two weekday passenger trains between Boston and Springfield. The decision followed public hearings and strong opposition from legislators civic groups and commuters. The proposed cuts would have sharply reduced Boston Framingham Worcester service and nearly wiped out Boston Springfield commuter trains.
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Mass
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Newton
Five Day Forecast Near Seasonal Norm With Snow
The forecast through Wednesday shows average temperatures near 22 degrees. Expect colder conditions over the weekend, slight warming on Monday, then cooler on Tuesday and Wednesday, with snow developing late Sunday and Monday.
New ICC Chairman Finds Roads Healthy
Washington AP says Abe McGeger Goff Idaho Republican, 64, new Interstate Commerce Commission chair, declares the rail industry healthy and sound. He notes long haul traffic up and cites no firm future predictions though railroads are in better shape than a year ago. He explains mergers arise from changing patterns not anticipated when rail networks were laid out.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Abe McGeger Goff
Idaho
Goff
Young Republicans Favor Limited State Sales Tax
Boston report from the Massachusetts Council of Young Republican Clubs outlines a proposed 3 percent limited sales tax and a broader platform. It calls for a sustained war on corruption, four year terms for top executives, and governor appointments for secretary of state and treasurer, with the governor and lieutenant governor running as a team and abolition of the Governor's Council with power restrictions.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Young Republican Clubs
Piano drops on London street sparks impromptu jam
In North London an old upright piano dropped onto a street. Passersby began to hammer out a tune, with a bus conductor, two girls, and three lads joining in. A nearby resident joked that Scotland Yard did not see it as an emergency as the piano remained and was still being tinkled.
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London
UPI
Scotland Yard
Peace Meet With Chiari Sought In Canal Zone Crisis
Washington sought a meeting with Panamanian President Chiari to ease the Canal Zone violence. Three American soldiers were killed while panamanian rioters clashed with authorities. Martial law was declared and the U.S. embassy reported recalling ambassadorial staff as turmoil intensified in Balboa and Panama City.
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Wallace W. Stuart
Stuart
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United States
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White House
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Johnson
Balboa
Augusto Guillermo Arango
Panama City
Dean Rusk
National Press Club
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
American Canal Zone
David S. Parker
U.S. Army
Andrew P. O'Meara
U S Report To Blame Cigarettes for Health Risks
A U S government study on smoking to be released Saturday will blame cigarettes as a health hazard. The 14 month effort by a 10 member nongovernment science committee covers lungs heart and circulatory effects, with Surgeon General Luther L Terry outlining next steps and actions. The report will be mailed to physicians osteopaths and state health officials and considers air pollution and auto exhaust as factors.
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Luther L. Terry
Public Health Service
Terry
Leroy E. Burney
Health Service
Johnson Enters Crisis Over Panama Canal Violence
President Johnson spoke by telephone with Panama's Chiari to curb rising violence in the Canal Zone. He announced a high level U.S. diplomatic delegation led by Thomas Mann and ordered the military command to restore order and safety.
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Johnson
Chiari
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Panama Canal Zone
Thomas Mann
White House
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Canal Zone
Riots at Canal Zone border kill, injure Americans
Heavy fighting between Panamanian mobs and U S Army troops at the Panama Canal Zone border leaves about 14 dead and 224 injured, including 34 American soldiers. Rioters burn American property, attack the U S embassy, and clash with troops as martial law is imposed and the zone sealed.
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Republic
Colon
Robert F. Chiari
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Argentine Plane Crash Is Probed
Air experts searched the scattered wreckage of an Argentine DC3 airliner that crashed near Zarate killing 29. Four Americans aboard were Mary Bruce Goldie Ryan Thelma Ryan and Tom Jewel. Survivors were in serious condition and a German engineer died. The plane was en route from Santa Fe to Buenos Aires with a Rosario stop.
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UPI
ALA Airlines
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U.S
Mary Bruce
Sunnyvale
Calif
Goldie Ryan
Albuquerque
Nal
Thelma Ryan
Playa del Rey
Tom Jewel
Rosario
Santa Fe
Salem Man Says He Was Set Afire
Salem police investigate claims by William Duchesne 31 that four young men abducted him last night, bound him in an old cemetery, poured lighter fluid and set him ablaze before he wandered out and collapsed. He remains on Salem Hospital’s danger list as details emerge. A passing motorist Bruce Bloomberg 20 aided him by wrapping in a blanket and getting him to hospital. police found two empty lighter fluid cans at the scene.
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Duchesne
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Bruce Bloomberg
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