State Dept Security Aide Quits
Abha Selewarta, a longtime State Department security aide, resigns amid disagreements over a broad reorganization plan. Schwartz, critic of the plan, says he learned of the changes only after a trip and plans to submit his resignation to the President for approval. The department declined to comment on Schwartz or the reorganization.
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Wasiington
State Department
Selewarta
Johnson
Txistenes
Schwartz
Air Throne
Rain
BA Tie
Schwarts
Congress
Hiefrau
Uniter
Ghd
Secrelaty
State Tre Administration
William .J. Crockett
JFK Schwarlz
Jona
Kennedy
Woon
Pas
Breaks Include Theft by City Official at Home
A string of burglaries over the weekend targeted the home of Rohner C. Certe, vice-chair of the Civil Service board, with jewelry valued at unknown amounts taken from three rooms. Detectives Beardsworth and Kidsman said intruders also hit an A and P store on Stratford Avenue and a display window at Speetor’s Jewelry, while a portable radio belonged to John Hemthorn disappeared. Weather shows windy, cold, with possible snow flurries and a high near 33.
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Civil Sevice Commission
Tiowes
Rohner C. Certe
Wade Terach
Chil Service Board
Raymond Beardswort
Charles Kidsman
A and P
Stratford Avenue
John Jhemthorn
Marsh
Stratford
Speetors Jewelry
Boston Dailies Struck as Globe Charges Vandalism
Boston papers suspend publication after a strike by printers. Pickets block Globe and others at their buildings. A Globe photographer was punched. 75 cases of type were smashed in the composing room. Strike aims for wage and fringe benefits. publishers refuse.
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Avenig Globe
the Herald
Traviier
Record American
William Davis ‘Taytor
the Globe
Taylor
Globe
John Sheehan
Globe Building
Sheehan
Sunday Globe
The
Sunday Herald
Sunday Advertiser
Maiiers
Boston Inca
American Newspaper Guild
Conservatives Score Gains in Austria Elections
Conservative People's Party wins an absolute postwar majority in Austria’s seventh parliament, with about 96 percent turnout from 4.8 million voters. They gain 83 seats while the Freedom party loses ground, Socialists win about 8.23 percent, and unions report declines amid a general swing amid political turmoil. The results set the stage for Chancellor Josef Klaus to lead for nine years, as splinter parties collapse and a deal with the Socialists remains uncertain.
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Vifnna
Auserii
Austria
People's Party
Som
Itt
People’s Party
Josef Klaus
Freedom Party
International Typographicals
Union
TTU
Hospital bound police car collision injures seven
A police radio car speeding to Vincent's hospital collided with a mayor at Main Street and Old Town Road. Seven people were injured including Mrs Agnes Boger and her sons Fred and Robert, Irene Stevens and her passengers, with ambulance crews transporting all to area hospitals.
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Pete Mastronardi
Trumbull
SC Vincent's Hospital
Main Street
Old Town Road
Bridgepo
Agnes Boger
Lillian Drive
Ler Hand
Fred
Robert
Irene C. Stevens
Midland Streo
Mary Heth Stevens
Harlls Stevens
Christopher Stevens
Explosion Rips National Center Of DuBois Clubs
A mysterious blast hit the W E B DuBois Clubs of America headquarters in San Francisco early Sunday. No one was inside. six Brooklyn club members were later arrested after a street fight. Police suspect communist front activity linked to the clubs. The two incidents occurred within 48 hours of a police action.
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San Francisco
W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of
America
Brooklyn
N.Y
San Francisca
New York
Vnhim
Nicholas Katzenbach
Communist Party of the
United States
San Irancisco
Candy Victims Family Tends To New Life After Acquittal
Candace Mossley and nephew Melvin Lane Powers were acquitted in the murder of her husband Jacques Rossier after a seven week trial in Miami. The verdict ended a high profile case that drew hundreds to the courthouse. Mossley, 40, and Powers, 23, faced charges tied to a $33 million business empire, while they expressed relief and plans to return to their lives and children. They spoke at a news conference at the Du Pont Plaza Hotel and prepared to travel, with Powers saying he would return to Houston.
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Miami
Fla
Candace Messler
Melvin Lane Powers
Lorida
George Schulz
Massier
Powers
Seth
Johnson Tax Plan Faces Senate Vote Amid Viet Nam Debates
Congress shifts focus from fighting to domestic policy as the Senate prepares to vote on President Johnson's tax program. The plan would raise revenue, adjust social security collections, and speed up corporate taxes, with House approval and Senate debate on a $415 million Viet Nam aid measure forthcoming.
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Wasseingtoan
Congress
Senate
Johnson
Kely
House
Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Uni
CIA
Armed Services Committee
Nétion
Supersecatt
Central Iteligence Agency
Civil Services
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Inter
Vereign Affairs
Southeast Asia
South Afrea
Hartke Seeks Elimination of Viet Nam Excise Taxes
Senator Vance Hartke of Indiana claims broad Senate backing for stripping 1.2 billion in excise taxes from President Johnson's Viet Nam funding bill. Administration foes plan votes on bids to remove tax increases including auto and telephone levies while a close fight is anticipated.
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Washington
UPI
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Senate
Sunany
Johnson
Viet Nam
Benale Democrate Leacher
Mike Maistieht
Civilian Leads In Guatemalan Voting
In Guatemala City Julio Cesar Mendez Montenegro led a three way presidential race with early scattered results from 136 polling places. No violence was reported as ballots were counted, with Mond Cal Miguel Angle Pone and Victor Col. Juan de Dios Aguilar among other candidates showing lower returns.
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Guatemala City
LIP
Julio Cesar Mendez Montenegra
Guatemala
Mond Cal
Miguel Angle Pone
Tor
Juan de Dios Aguilar
Fulbright Calls Red China Quiz and War Fears
Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Fulbright urges exploring China to avert fatal expectations of war with the Red regime. He predicts open conflict could erupt if Vietnam draws the two powers together, as defense officials warn of dangerous potential. Secretary Rusk warns that wavering U.S. will could trigger wider communist aggression if Vietnam policy fails.
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Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Viet Nam
China
Southeast Asia
Fulbright
United States
America
Worth & Uy
Kennedy backs direct talks with Viet Cong in South Viet Nam
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy urged on Meet the Press that the United States open direct contacts with Viet Cong guerrillas in South Vietnam. He argued the Viet Cong are a separate entity from Hanoi and should be included in negotiations, contrasting the administration stance which ties talks to North Vietnam. Kennedy called such direct engagement hopeful and constructive.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Washington
National Broadcasting Company
UPI
Johnson Schmistras
United States
South Viet Nam
Massachusetts
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.v
Edward Kennedy
Meet the Press
NBC
Hanoi
Johnson
Features and Oddments in the Daily Page Slice
The page lists features across sections from editorials to comics and obituaries. It includes daytime topics such as Dear Abby, Sylvia Porter, theater news, bridge by Jacoby, and Pallys pointers with various columns and sports notes.
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Ice
Abby
Brandstadty
Verger Jacoby
Pally
Sylvia Porter
Women's News
Northford Pilot Hart In Woodbridge Crash
A 19-year-old pilot from Northford named Carris crashed a Champion 7AC in a field near Seymour in Woodbridge due to a rain squall. He was returning solo from Ansonia airport when poor visibility forced the hard landing. his forehead was lacerated and the plane heavily damaged.
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Woodbridg
Erly
Charles Enegar Carris
Northford
Seymour
Foe Chooses To Stand Fight It Out In Vietnam Clash
Saigon reports 8,000 enemy attacked near Quang Ngai, with 5168 North Vietnamese dead from body counts and about 450 killed in air strikes and artillery. U S 1st Infantry Division near Saigon says 185 Viet Cong slain. Jets fly four missions against targets in North Vietnam, hitting a railroad near Noi and supply routes. Westmoreland says American forces struck four Communist battalions in days, near Quang Ngai a tense duel unfolds in a rice paddy valley while Allied casualties remain light overall.
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Ileavy Red
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Saigon
U.S
Navy
Viet Nam
Noi
Saap
Lai Khe
William C.westmoreland
Jet Fighter Pilot Given Gun That Downed Him
Lt. P. O. Callum of La Marque Texas flew a bombing run with the 46th Tactical Fighter Squadron from Tan Son Nhut. His F-104 Starfighter was hit by Viet Cong fire after dropping anti personnel bomblets, killing five aboard and forcing a crash landing.
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Las Joe
South Viet Nam
Young
U.S. Air Force
Capi
P. O
Paty
la Marque
Tex
McCallum
Lil Khe
46Th
Tan Sao Nhut
U.S. 1St Inantry Division
City Marine Dies in War in Vietnam Loss of Lance Corporal Lester Atherden
Lance Corporal Lester R. Atherden III of Bridgeport, 21, a member of the Seventh Marines, was killed in action in Quang Ngai Province Vietnam. A 1962 graduate of Marding High School, he had been in Vietnam since June 1965 and was due to be discharged in September. Survived by his parents, three brothers, five sisters, and grandparents, he previously worked in the circulation department of the Post Publishing Company.
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Lal
Abyerten Boverrment
Atherden
Imarine Corps
Fost Publishing Company
Marding High Schoo
Milford
Viet Nam
Marines
Mark Ai. Atherden
Robert T. Atherden
Bridgeport
David A. Atherden
Marine Corps
Cuba
Theresa Atherden
Claire Atherden
Bridgeporc
Susan L. Atherden
Estelle B. Bucktey
Skilled GIs to Get Bonus Millions For Re-enlisting
About 186000 highly trained servicemen will receive roughly 43 million dollars in special reenlistment bonuses. Enlisted personnel with critical skills signing up for a second hitch qualify. bonuses vary by job importance and are paid over 16 months. Top potential payouts reach to about 19110 per person, with up to 8000 for a second hitch and up to 2000 standard bonus per re enlistment. The Defense Department expects more funds in next year’s budget for similar bonuses beyond 1987.
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Fred
Hofeman
Washington
Man Cole
Army
Navy
Marine
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