Police Partners Help Calm New Rochelle Streets
In New Rochelle New York fifty young men aged 15 to 25 serve as police partners paid 2.25 dollars an hour to patrol business districts and neighborhoods. They mingle with youths to deter trouble and report to authorities, having helped quell a disturbance after a Community Action program dance.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
New York City
Jerry Calnek
Roy Tucker
Mark Briley
Briley
Tucker
Fom
Temporary Taxes Linger From War Eras in U S Plans
President Johnson proposes a temporary 10 percent surcharge on individuals and corporations to run until June 30 1969 or as long as the Vietnam War lasts. Past wartime taxes show many excises lasting years beyond their stated end dates and complicating planned reductions in early 1969 and 1970.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Nny
Woman Kills Girl in Pittsburgh Facing Bond Review
A Pittsburgh woman charged with murder in the July 5 death of 4 year old Marian Kresnick may be released on $5,000 bond. Judge Ralph H. Smith set the bond, expressing doubt the case involves a capital crime. The coroner reports say the girl died by scalding with disputed accounts of the cause.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph H. Smith
District Attorney's
Joel Shearer
North Side
Miss Shearer
Marian Kresnick
Allegheny County
Felice
Mise Gheerer
Inter
Marlan
U.S. Jets Hit Hanoi Area As Saigon Clashes Continue
U S warplanes flew 1 145 missions after a record 197 strikes the day before targeting antiaircraft batteries near Kep and airfields around Hanoi. A Navy Skyhawk was shot down with the pilot missing. Ground fighting persisted in the Mekong Delta as three US installments near Saigon faced Viet Cong mortar and rocket attacks.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Air Force
Kep
Hanoi
Mekong
Iwo
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Lai Khe
Sai- Bon
Romney Calls Carmichael Traitor Urges Arrest in NY
Gov George Romney told about 10000 at Chautauqua Institution that Carmichael is guilty of treason for his Havana speech calling for violent revolution. He said the United States should treat activists like Carmichael as traitors and stressed it was not a racial statement.
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Chautauqua
N.Y
Michigan
George Romney
United States
Stokely Carmichael
Romney
Chautauqua Institution
Carmichael
Havana
America
Senate Fight Over Poverty Program Faces Rough Road
Senate critics warn poverty programs are endangered by unproven charges linking aid to racial strife. Senator Eastland chairs the Judiciary Committee scrutiny while Senator Hart condemns the inquiries as unhelpful. A Nashville anti poverty official defends funding and pledges to cut any program teaching race hatred.
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Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Johnson
Congress
Hart
J. Paschal Davis
Nashville, Tenn
Office of
Ecnomic Opportunity
Judiciary Committee
Nashville
Junk mail rate fight grows as Johnson proposal shifts
A pending House measure to raise third class mail rates faces opposition from a tax plan aimed at junk mail subsidies. President Johnson’s 10 percent surcharge on postal rates complicates the bill, and a controversy over a lobbyist’s presence at closed sessions fuels delays as lawmakers seek a compromise more aligned with the administration’s broad rate hikes.
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Washington
Johnson
House Subcommittee
Capitol Hill
Ken Hecjes
D.w.va
House
Congress
Hechler
Post Office
Washington Post
Jerry Kluttz
J. Don Kerlin
Boy, 9, Killed Playing With Father's Pistol
In Pittsburgh an off duty Allegheny County officer's nine year old son died after a 25 caliber automatic pistol discharged while he and his 18 year old brother played with the weapon. Frank Serra, son of John E Serra of Library, died on arrival at St Clair Memorial Hospital. The coroner's office said the boys and other Serra children were alone in the home at the time.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Frank Serra
John E. Serra
Library
St. Clair Memorial Hospital
Serra
Justice Dept Answers Carmichael Inquiries
The Justice Department says Stokely Carmichael has not faced deportation under federal law since he derives citizenship by his father’s naturalization. Officials note more than 1,000 letters in four months seek whether he could be jailed or deported and whether he violated any federal laws. The department defends his rights while warning against calls to disobey laws and to foster racial conflict.
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U.S
Patoon
South
da Nang
Washington
Stokely Carmichael
Justice Department
Carmichael
Trinidad
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Department
Corry Rubber seeks CAIDC 100 percent financing for Climax Building
Corry Area Industrial Development Corp will meet at 8 30 Monday to discuss CAIDC funding for Corry Rubber Corp to buy the Climax Building for 40 000. The firm plans 12 000 in make ready costs and a 15 year lease purchase while expansion runs 25 percent yearly. Ernest Ferro, the president, noted past CAIDC loans of 25 000 and 18 500 with retirements in coming years.
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Climax
Corry Rubber Corp
Corry
CAIDC
Ernest Ferro
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Long Tao River
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Bangor
Justice Dep't
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