Massachusetts House approves first test vote on sales tax
In a razor thin 117 to 114 first reading vote the Massachusetts House backed Governor Wolye’s sales tax plan, with 116 to 115 on a second roll call. The issue, unresolved, heads for another reading Monday as Democratic and Republican factions brace for weekend lobbying and strategy.
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Boston
Wolye
Iause
Berkshire County
Thomas C. Wojtkowski
William S. Kitterman
Pittsfield
Joel S. Greenberg
D-Pittsfield
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
Warren A. Turner
Lee
Edward S. Zelazo
Volpe
House
John F.xx. Davoren
Peter G. Asiaf
Brockton
Thomas A. Sheehan
Davoren
Rep
Zelazo
Adams
Sukarno in Hiding for Safety After Coup Collapse
Jakarta radio reports collapse of the coup led by a palace guard officer with Sukarno in protective custody. Nasution neutralized the revolt and Sukarno and Nasution reported in sound health, leadership temporarily with Maj. Gen. Shuharia. Indonesian government radio linked arrests to a CIA backed “30th of September operation” and warned calm, normal life as security tightens.
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Tokyo
Radio
Jakarta
Sukarn
Sukarno
Abdul Haris Nasufion
Indonesia
Nasution
Shuharia
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Col. Untung
Sive
Council of Generals
West
Java
Untung
Tas
Soviet Moves To Bolster Sliding Economy
MOSCOW AP The Supreme Soviet opened a session to approve the industrial reform program aimed at boosting a faltering economy. First Deputy Premier Kirill Mazurov said that despite rising total industrial production, the growth rate of national income had fallen in recent years.
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Subandrio
Omar Dani
Air Force
Adm
E. Martadinata
Navy
Johannes Leimena
Sutjipo Danukusumo
Suskamo
Indonesia
Communist Party
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Kirill Mazurov
Ky reshuffles Saigon government for new society
Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky announced a twofold government shakeup to pursue a "new society" in South Vietnam. He named former Defense Minister Brig. Gen. Nguyen Huu Co to head a "super ministry" of war and rural reconstruction, deploying thousands of officials into the countryside to win peasant loyalty as battles raged in the Mekong Delta and air raids continued.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
Defense
Nguyen Huu Co
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Teachers Back Viet Cong Marxist Tenets at Teach In
James Melien of Drew University in Madison New Jersey voiced support for a Viet Cong victory saying he openly professes political views in class Rutgers professor Eugene Genovese also supported Marxist ideas but did not state them in class Governing officials and gubernatorial candidates weighed in with varied responses while Rutgers Board of Governors maintained Genovese’s views did not justify dismissal or removal from tenure status
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New York
James Melien
Drew University
Madison
N.J
Methodist Church
Viet Nam
Mellen
Rutgers University
Eugene Genovese
Rutgers and
State University
Rutgers
Genovese
New Fight Erupts in Kashmir Conflicts Escalate
Radio Pakistan and rebel sources report fresh clashes along the Kashmir cease-fire line north of Chhamb. Indian troops reportedly attacked with artillery and mortars Thursday night, Pakistan accusing India of ultimatum pressure to withdraw. Guerrillas claimed four Indian army camps were set ablaze and 14 soldiers killed in Rajauri area clashes.
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My Tho
U.S
Guam
Quang Ngai
Saigon
Peking
New China News Agency
Hanoi
North
Viet Nam
Karachi
Pakistan
Radio Pakistan
Kashmir
Chhamb
U.N
U Thant
India
Rajauri
Stasiun Trial For Bribery Set Oct 25
The retrial of former Executive Councilor Stasiun and two others on bribery and conspiracy charges is scheduled for October 25 in superior court. Stasiun faced allegations of soliciting a bribe to lease a Registry of Motor Vehicles office space in New Bedford.
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New Bedford, Mass
UPI
Ernest Stasiun
Richard B. Rymiewicz
Merchant's National Bank
New Bedord
Michael J. Manning
Boston
Stasion
Paul Vermette
New Bedford
Vermette
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Frank E. Smith
Taunton
Stasiun
Executive Council
Anthony DiNatale
Five Day Forecast Cools with Rain Showers Ahead
The forecast calls for temperatures 2 to 7 degrees below normal 54 this week with cooler weekend. Expect cooler conditions Sunday and Monday with rain around Tuesday and a cooler spell on Wednesday.
Welfare Rates Rise for Welfare Patients In Pittsfield
Mayor Del Gallo says a state order to raise welfare patient rates may be illegal and will combat the increases effective today. Pittsfield General, Hillcrest, and St Luke's hospital rates rise 6 to 14 percent, costing city taxpayers about thirty thousand more dollars this year.
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Pittsfield
Remo del Gallo
State Department of Administration
del Gallo
Charles H. Hodecker
Hodecker
Edward W. Brooke
Department of Administration and Finance
Brooke
Webster's Dictionary
James J. Scullary
Attorney General's Office
Johnson urges new look for international monetary system
President Johnson told finance ministers and central bankers that the international monetary system needs a new and imaginative approach. He proposed that the World Bank and IMF might join an American effort to combat ignorance and illiteracy by expanding educational programs and funding living expenses for students in developing nations. The plan could draw funds from member nations to support teachers, engineers, economists, and administrators where most needed.
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World Bank
IMF
Congress
Washington
International Monetary System
Jook
World Bank and
International Mone
Tary Fund
United States
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