Shot Down At Service Rabbi Adler Dies in Detroit
Rabbi Mor ris Adler 59, spiritual leader to about 85 000 Detroit area Jews, died after complications from a coma following gunshot injuries at Shaarey Zedek in Southfield. The assailant, Richard Wishnetsky, killed himself days later. Adler, active in education, race relations, and labor issues, was born in Russia in 1906 and served as army chaplain in WWII. He is survived by his wife and daughter.
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Public Review Board
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Rabbi Adler
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House Appropriations Panel OKs 13.1 Billion for Vietnam War Funds
The House Appropriations Committee approved President Johnson s request for 13 135 719 000 in emergency funds to cover the last three and a half months of the fiscal year mostly for military and economic operations in Southeast Asia. Most money targets beefing up Vietnam war activities. The panel backs the plan and expects swift passage after a brief foreign policy debate.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
House
Banks raise minimum rate on short term loans to 542 percent
A nationwide AP survey shows major banks increasing the minimum rate on short term business loans from 5 to 52 percent, the second rise in three months. Morgan Guaranty Trust led the action, with others in Atlanta Indianapolis Minneapolis Milwaukee Richmond Norfolk and Los Angeles following.
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Associated Press
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D. C. Sutherland
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Norfolk
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Conferees Restore Phone Excise Boost to Tax Bill
Negotiators reach a compromise on President Johnsons Vietnam tax package providing 6 billion dollars for social security elderly benefits and 35 a month extensions for 300000 Americans. The plan also reinstates Jan 1 auto and telephone tax cuts raising 1.2 billion and speeds corporate tax collections for 4.8 billion while banning deductions for indirect political contributions.
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UPI
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Senate
Johnson
Sen. Prouty
R-Vt
Sen. Williams
R-Del
Williams
Tax Forms Move To New Exemption For Withholding
IRS demands new exemption forms from taxpayers with employers under the bill now before Congress. The proposal includes graduated withholding to fund Vietnam and curb inflation. House Senate conferees, racing President’s deadline, restored $315 million after dropping Hartke’s local call exemption.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Senate
Johnson
Vietnam
Sen. Hartke
Indiana Democrat
Plane crash near Kirksville with seven aboard
FAA reported a seven person plane crashed about 15 miles north of Kirksville Missouri after the pilot said both engines failed at 16 000 feet. Initial word said one killed and two walking nearby. Flight originated Roanoke Virginia and was bound for Omaha. Weather included rain and fog. Authorities were at the scene.
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Kirksville, Mo
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Here
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Greencastle
Centerville
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Omaha
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Kirksville
Women in disguise rob beauty parlor in Louisville
Two women dressed as men entered a Louisville beauty parlor on Thursday. One drew a revolver and the pair escaped with about $20 from the operator in a brief robbery.
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Louisville
Daring Pilots Pluck Survivors from Trap
U S Marines raced into a North Vietnamese trap near the Laos border to rescue 69 wounded defenders from an Ashan camp during a 39 hour battle. Helicopters faced heavy fire. two ships were shot down as Maj. Clifford Rees and Col. George Bauman led daring rescues and evacuated wounded to Phu Bai.
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Highland
Saigon
Five Survive After Ashan Camp Rescue Flight
U S marine helicopters braved communist fire to rescue 59 survivors from Ashan base near the Laotian frontier. The rescue included five crewmen from two downed choppers and Lt Col Charles House, commander of the helicopter squadron, who was last seen fleeing with a machine gun. Viet Namese and Montagnard troops, including three women, were among those saved as attackers nearby killed and wounded civilians.
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Saigon
Charles House
Burlington
Iowa
Ashan
U.S
Binh Duong
Space Dogs Extend Flight in Cosmos 110 Mission
Moscow reports Soviet space dogs Blackie and Breezy remain healthy aboard Cosmos 110 as they near 16 days in space. The Tass agency notes their flight surpasses the 1965 Gemini 7 record of 13 days 18 hours by men Frank Borman and James Lovell.
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Moscow
Blackie
Breezy
Tass
Frank Borman
James Lovell
Coe Rejects Open Dorm Policy at Cedar Rapids College
Coe College President Joseph E. McCabe announces in a Cosmos letter that an open dorm policy will not be instituted. He notes campus division and cites the Gage Memorial Union opening as addressing social needs while defending academic freedoms and privacy standards.
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Coe College
Coe
Joseph E. McCabe
Cosmos
McCabe
Gage Memorial Union
Open Dorms Debate at Coe Board Meeting
The Coe College president states eight years of student budget input and policy gains but warns that open dorms on weekends for senior women is a different issue. He notes student participation through Inter-Com and credits responsible student involvement.
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Coe
McCabe
Scalise to Appeal Studded Tire Ruling in Iowa
A Polk County District Court judge ruled metal studded snow tires legal on Iowa highways. Attorney General Scalise announced an appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court and declined further comment. The decision held that the prohibition against protruding cleats does not apply to these tires.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Polk County
Gibson C. Holliday
Lawrence Scalise
Iowa Supreme Court
Holliday
Shelton's Trial Set for June 13
Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton and six other Ku Klux Klan leaders pled innocent to contempt of congress. Federal Judge Burnita S. Matthews set June 13 for Shelton's trial, with the others to be tried individually a week apart starting Oct. 3 in the District of Columbia.
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Washington
UPS
Robert Shelton
Ku Klux Klan
Congress
Burnita S. Matthews
Shelton
District of Columbia
Floods Claim 45 Lives in South Jordan
In Amman, Jordan, Interior Minister Abdulwahhab Majali announced that torrential rains have caused floods in the south, resulting in at least 45 deaths. Rescue crews searched for victims amid continuing bad weather and rising water levels.
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Amman
Abdulwahhab Majali
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