Paragraf: Plate losses rise as owners report thefts
Police report a surge in lost or stolen license plates with mis-matched returns piling up at the station. Yesterday, Fred L. McChesney of Pittsfield and Mrs. Virginia Diemer reported losses. plates noted include BOS-240 M22-205 b49-80 and NY 670-887.
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Fred L. McChesney
RD. 2
Pittsfield
Virginia Diemer
East
Columbus Avenue
Pennsylvania
New York
Park Moses Gets Rod Back In Albany Park
A female caller asked a reporter to meet in Washington Park after dark to return a rod to Moses. She cited fear of going to the police and urged discretion. The report notes the caller’s concern and pursues the reader’s understanding of the incident.
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Rod
Albany
Washington Park
Moses
Viet Cong assault repelled. Allied forces clash near Saigon
US Navy river patrol boats and a helicopter gunship, with Vietnamese troops, attacked a Viet Cong outpost 69 miles south of Saigon in the Mekong Delta. Guerrillas killed: 19. In a separate engagement 35 miles northwest of Saigon, allied troops aided by gunships and Gatling gun aircraft found 18 enemy dead after a two hour fight. Monsoon clouds hindered North Vietnam strikes, but Yen Bai airfield and central North Vietnam targets were bombed. A spokesman cited poor weather for lack of damage assessments. James C. O'Brien named political action director of the United Steelworkers after resigning to lead the National Democratic Senatorial Committee.
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Mekong
U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
Air Force
Yen Bai
Hanoi
Dmz
Foreign Aid Fight Shapes Up Over Weapons Purchases
Washington faces a holiday season clash over a $500 million weapons purchase by underdeveloped nations and a $2.7 billion Senate outline for foreign aid. House leaders push to hold the line near $2.196 billion, while the Senate lags with a higher figure as conference talks loom. The dispute centers on tying economic aid to military buys and presidential discretion, with exemptions debated for Greece, Turkey, Iran, Israel, the Republic of China, the Philippines, and Korea. The fight mirrors a long, bitter budget battle as adjournment nears.
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House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Otto E. Passman
D-La
George H. Mahon
Tex
House Appropriations Committee
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Frank T. Bow
Ohio
COP Committee
Bil Alter
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Israel
Republic of China
Philippines
Korea
Senate Committee
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