Four Seek Brooklyn Congressional Seat in Special Election
In Brooklyn’s 13th District a special race tests Democratic split and Conservative challenge. Melvin Dubin backs McCarthy for president while Bertram Podell relies on machine backing. Gerald Held, endorsed by Rockefeller and Javits, seeks GOP victory with door campaigns. Polls open 6 am to 9 pm for about 65 000 voters in 68 percent Jewish district.
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Sick Husband Blamed In Scissors Murder
Hartford deputy coroner says Albert Shuetz of Hartford killed his wife Janet last November 22. Janet Shuetz died from more than 100 stab wounds with blood stained scissors found near the scene while Shuetz was arrested and later confined at a mental hospital.
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East German TV Boom Reaches Four Million Sets by 1968
East Germany will have about four million television households by year end as ADN reports the country now broadcasts 80 hours weekly. The growth reflects rapid expansion of state media access in Berlin and across East Germany.
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AID Boss Addresses 800 Officials Amid Turmoil
Washington AP Gaud, head of the Agency for International Development, spoke to 800 top AID officials amid two weeks of publicity. He defended the agency, noted four resignations over misconduct in Belgium, withheld 250000 from a Belgian contractor, and reported internal tightening of audits and controls. Great Salt Lake fact appears at end with Salt Lake remark.
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Mexico Life Expectancy Rises Yet Stagnates
A Bank of Mexico study notes life expectancy in 1940 was around 55 to 67 years for Mexicans, with averages near five decades. The report highlights gradual gains but widespread variation across regions and demographics in Mexico City and beyond.
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