Rap Brown Nabbed for N Y Exit in Latent Shuffle
Federal marshals and city detectives arrest H. Rap Brown in Manhattan on a New Orleans federal warrant for violating a no travel order. He allegedly attended a Los Angeles rally with Stokely Carmichael while free on bail in other cases. Brown faced extradition talks tied to Maryland and Virginia indictments over riots. creditors demanded $10,000 bail or jail.
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McNamara cites highly classified Tonkin Gulf proof before Senate
Secretary of Defense McNamara testified that U S intelligence contains unimpeachable proof of North Vietnamese attacks on the destroyers Maddox and Turner Joy on August 2 and 4 1964. He said the information showed no U S provocation and that both ships gathered intelligence during patrols without violating North Vietnam's waters.
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Auto Tax Extension Tails Through 1969
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee approved extending automobile and telephone excise taxes at current rates through 1969 and ordered a speedup in corporate income tax collections.
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Service Fee to Union Deductible
Internal Revenue Service said Tuesday that a service charge paid to a union by a non member as a condition to hold his job can be deducted for income tax purposes.
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$1.88 Billion Request For Military Construction
The military budget request seeks 1.88 billion dollars for new construction worldwide for the coming year. It includes 227.3 million for installations to support a 5-billion anti ballistic missile defense system. Projects are planned at 321 bases globally.
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Pearson Victory Maintains Liberal Hold In Tax Showdown
In Ottawa the Liberal government survived a motion to trigger a confidence vote after MPs defeated the proposed 9 percent income tax surcharge. The adjournment motion carried 84 to 82 as Conservatives and allies abstained amid Pearson vacation.
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Nuclear plant proposed north of Palo on 480-acre site
Iowa Electric plans a 550000 kilowatt Duane Arnold Energy Center two miles north of Palo on a 480 acre tract, employing up to 750 during construction. The project, to be built by General Electric cooled boiling water reactor, aims to start operation in December 1973, with a second unit contemplated.
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Marshall Hardesty
Florida Folk Taking Over As Teachers
Florida teachers strike continues as businesspeople and grandparents fill classrooms to keep schools open. About 23,733 teachers did not report in 55 counties, with 520,000 of 1.3 million students out of school. arson hit a Miami suburb high school office.
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Senate Votes Not To Halt Rights Debate
The Senate rejected a gag rule and failed to invoke cloture on the civil rights bill. A 55 to 37 vote blocked the motion as Dirksen and Southern members opposed ending debate, amid ongoing talks since Congress convened in January. Johnson urged moving toward equality in a letter to Sen. Hart.
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Battle Near Saigon as Viet Cong Press City Outskirts
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces massed west northwest and north of Saigon aided by US helicopter gunships in a broad assault seen as a potential prelude to a capital invasion. Intelligence cites 10 000 to 15 000 enemy within a day’s march of Saigon, while Hue battles continue with Marine losses and limited air strikes due to weather.
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Pueblo Crew Punished Expected by North Korea
North Korea signals punishment for the Pueblo crew after alleged crimes in one country. Embassy official Zang Ie Zoon warns retaliation could spark war, while US Secretary of State Rusk cautions Pyongyang against any punishment.
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Chaplain McGonigal Died With Marines in Hue Battle
Father Aloysius McGonigal, a 46 year old Jesuit chaplain, died from a forehead wound while accompanying the First Battalion of the Fifth Marines during the Hue citadel assault. He had insisted on fighting alongside field troops, traveling with advisory units and extending his Vietnam tour. His death came as he sought to be with the men he served, rather than remain at the Hue compound.
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Chuckle Wives Like Fishermen Bragging About One That Got Away
A humorous remark compares modern wives to fishermen who boast about the one that slipped away and gripe about the one they kept. The line reflects light social wit and playful gender humor.
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