Blessed by Clergy Bids In Boston School Board Fight
In Boston a bitter clash over racial balance spurred heavy voting as Louise Day Hicks faced strong challenge from Citizens for the Boston Schools. Clergy groups backed the anti-busing slate while incumbents led by Hicks pledged unity on race issues amid a broader municipal election across 37 Massachusetts cities including Springfield Cambridge and Fall River.
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Boston
UPI
Louise Day Hicks
School Committee
Hicks
Citizens For the
Boston Schools
James K. Mathews
Methodist Church
Citizens For the Boston Schools
Committee of Catholics For Better Schools
Joseph Lee
William , O’connor
Thomas 5
Eisenstadt
Arthur J. Gordland
Velia di Cesare
John F. X. Gaquin
Melvin H. King
George Parker
GM Declares Big Dividend and No Stock Split
General Motors announces a year end dividend of 2.25 dollars per share totaling 640 million for 1.27 million stockholders, bringing the 1965 payout to 5.23 dollars per share the largest in its history, with no stock split despite Wall Street expectations. Dividend payable December 10 to holders of record November 10. prior quarters paid 0.75 plus a June 0.75 and 1964 included multiple components. The move comes amid record profits and similar actions by Ford and Chrysler.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Wall Bucet
GAM
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Exchange
Chrysler Carp
Bellini Canvas Worth 350000 Stolen from College Library
In Rensselaer Indiana a Bellini painting titled The Virgin and Child with St Nicholas of Bari and a Donor worth 350000 was reported missing from St Josephs College library. Rev Charles H Banet the college president found the work missing from his office in the same building as the library. The painting was donated in October 1961 by Bohumir Kryl a Chicago musician conductor and art patron who valued it at 350000.
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Rensselaer, Ind
UPI
Giovanni Bellini
St. Joseph's College
Charles H. Banet
St. Joseph’s
Bohumir Kryl
Medford High School Fire Devastates Main Building
A general alarm fire ripped through Medford High School Monday night destroying the 70 year old main building and injuring eight firefighters. Classes for 2,150 students were canceled with possible use of Tufts facilities and double sessions if heating can be restored.
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Medford High School
Medford
John 4. McGlynn
McGlynn
Tufts University
William McCormack
Teo McCabe
Melrose
Schine Kin sue over 15 million stock deal
In New York, widow Martha R. Schine and her children sue former magnate J Myer Schine and relatives for 15 million alleging the 1963 sale of 37.6 percent stock in Schine Enterprises was arranged to force their sale for 3.33 million. The suit details offers of 64.4 and 69.5 million for assets including 11 hotels, 60 cinemas, Florida oceanfront real estate, WPTR Albany, and a Massena CATV system.
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New York
J. Myer Schine
Martha RR
Schine
Schine Enterprises, Inc
Donald G. Schine
Schine Enterprises
Wilhelm Realty Corp
Realty Equities Corp
Florida
WPTR
Albany
N.Y
Cannon Recovered In Brink's Robbery Case In Syracuse
FBI arrested Jack Frank of Freeport New York and sought Joel Singer of Quebec for conspiring to steal property in Syracuse. Authorities recovered the 20mm antitank cannon used to blow open the vault and identified it as the burglary weapon. Loot totaled 416,028 dollars including cash and checks.
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New York
FBI
Syracuse
N.Y
Jack Frank
Freeport
U. S
Brooklyn
Joel Singer
Chomedy
Que
Albany
Singer
Quebec
Navy
Coast Guard
Meadowbrook Parkway Bridge
Jones Beach
Long Island
Brink's
Aluminum Stockpile Could Be Released Amid Price Rise
Washington sources report a White House review of releasing part of the 1.4 million tons of government stockpiled aluminum after an industry plan to raise prices. Officials say up to 700 million dollars in ingots could be freed, potentially lowering domestic prices and affecting imports while defense needs are reviewed.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Texas
James H. Moyers
Texas White House
Joseph S. Califano Jr
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Franklin B. Dryden
Office of Emergency Planning
Defense Department
23 Bookies Charged In Boston Raids
Twenty three people were arrested in coordinated IRS and police raids in Boston for taking bets without federal bookie tax stamps. Defendants included Michele and Donato Angiullo, linked to rackets boss Jerry Angiullo. About $9,000 in cash was seized. a disturbance involving about 100 people occurred outside the arrests.
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Boston
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Francis H. Farrell
Michele and
Donate Angiullo
Gennara
Jerry” Angiullo
U.S. Senate
Arthur Garrity
IRS
Donato Angiullo
Michele
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Boston Board
Massachusetts
Springfield
Charles V. Ryan
James L. Grimaldi
Cambridge
Fall River
Bellini
Berkshire Eag
Focal Post Office
Berkshire Eagle
Pittsfield
Au. Hotel
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kin
Brink
America
International Silver
England
Lois
North St
Riseberg
Vna
Oldsmobile
Ue Gu
Dalton Garage, Inc
Main St
Dalton, Mass
Berkshire Auto Co., Inc
South Street
Pittsfield, Mass
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