U N Pulse Reading Excludes Peking May Be Last One
United Nations debate over seating Red China with a 47 47 split hinted that Peking may soon win admission. US led bid to bar Red China faced dwindling support as Britain backed two thirds rule and France shifted ties. Indonesia's exit loomed as a potential tipping factor in shaping future votes.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Ted
Peking
Red China
Taiwan
Indonesia
China
United States
France
Mao Ze-tung
Britain
Two Measurements Disagree on Dollar Balance
Washington AP The U S balance of payments was a 485 million deficit in the July September quarter, after a prior surplus. A Commerce Department measure excluding dollars held by individuals showed a 260 million surplus in the third quarter. The department will publish results by both methods.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Department
Office of Business Economics
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
N H Publisher May Buy Conn Weekly
Bridgeport leaders approve sale of the Connecticut Sunday Herald to William Loeb of Manchester New Hampshire Union Leader Corp. A stockholder said only papers remain to finalize the sale while Leigh Dananberg Sr. called the report a rumor.
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Bridgeport, Conn
The
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Herald Corp
Connecticut Sunday Herald
William Loeb
Manchester
N.H
Union Leader Corp
Post
Herald Corp
Leigh Dananberg Sr
Knesses Israel Plans Sale of Wendell Avenue Property
Congrega tion Knesses Israel outlines plans to sell its Wendell Avenue synagogue site. President Dr. Morris Geller says a fundraising campaign by Lee Hirsey of New York will seek funds for a new synagogue on a yet unknown site. Sale authorization and fundraising approval await board action. An anonymous local lawyers group reportedly eyes the lot for a new building. The GSA plans were ruled out by Rep. Conte as inactive. The board has long sought expansion, with past talks in 1962 to buy part of the Wendell parking area. Disposal timing depends on a New York firm appraisal of fundraising capability.
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Morris Geller
Lee Hirsey
New York City
Geller
Wendell Avenue
Silvio 0. Conte
General Services Administration
Conte
GSA
Kenneth B. Goldblum
New York
Royal Opera Appeals For More Government Aid
The Royal Opera House in London seeks increased government support amid a fiscal crisis. In 1964-65 it received 2.153 million dollars in subsidies for opera and ballet, with government aid covering part of receipts. The 1966-67 deficit is projected at 679,020 dollars as costs rise, per board chairman the Earl of Drogheda.
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London
Royal Opera House
Opera House
Earl of Drogheda
FDA Seeks Hazard Label On Birth Control Pills warning doctors
The FDA asked contraceptive manufacturers to send an interim warning to physicians and pharmacists about potential vision hazards from birth control pills. The move cites studies noting eye and circulatory injuries, including strokes, but says causation is not proven. The warning mirrors Lilly’s labeling from 1963 and covers millions of users in the United States and overseas.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Joseph F. Sadusk Jr
FDA
United States
The
Archives of Opihalmology
Canada
Australia
Frank B. Walsh
Johns Hopkins University Medical School
Baltimore
Walsh
Ely Lilly
Sadusk
Lilly’s
Massachusetts Teachers Gain Collective Bargaining Rights
Gov Volpe signed a law allowing public school teachers in Massachusetts to be represented by collective bargaining agents with local authorities. The measure forbids strikes and starts elections in 144 communities, led by the Massachusetts Teachers Association to choose bargaining agents among MTA and MFT groups.
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Boston
Valpe
Massachusetts
State Board of Education
State Labor Relations Commission
Labor Relations Commission
Pittsfield
Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
Massachusetts Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
MTA
MFT
Afl-Cio Federation
Amesbury
Chelsea
Chicopee
Gloucester
Lynn
Malden
Methuen
Peabody
Salem
Somerville
Springfield
Independent Teachers’ Union
Boston Teachers Alliance
Lawrence
Lowell
Massachusetts Federation of State
Showdown Around the Corner in Massachusetts Tax Vote
Gov. Volpe’s sales tax program survives a 122 to 111 House vote as supporters brace for afternoon amendments. Opponents argue the plan lacks funding for veterans services and court costs, while a dinner for Sen. Philip A. Graham paused debate.
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Boston
Volpe
Philip A. Graham
Bull
Sidney Q. Cureiss
Sheffield
GEAA Elects Five Directors and Local Court News
GEAA elected five directors in annual balloting. Enzo Oppidi and Edward P. Skowronski were re elected for three year terms from hourly rated employees. Dominic J. Spagnola and John Majehrowski were the salaried directors plus Mrs Charlotte E Meile elected a woman director for two years. Detectives have arrested two local juvenile boys in a theft case involving about $20 from Mrs Herman Perlman’s home. Frank J. Melle was rushed to St Luke’s Hospital after illness. A theft of plumbing tools was reported from Nesbit's garage with an estimated loss of $167. A car grave compartment was pried open while parked near City Hall. House debate featured Davoren stumping, with Volpe program criticism and labor pressure shaping potential ballot issues. Rhodesia faced a UN Security Council showdown with African states urging force and an embargo.
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General Electric Athletic Association
Enzo Oppidi
Edward P. Skowronski
Dominic J. Spagnola
John §. Majehrowski
Charlotte E. Meile
Herman Perlman
Strong Ave
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Amherst
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American Numismatic Association
Lote
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Neil Bartlett
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