Britain Sends 2000 More Troops To Cyprus Amid Crisis
United Nations diplomats debate Cyprus amid Britain starting flights of nearly two thousand additional troops to the eastern Mediterranean island. The UN Security Council recessed until Friday with no clear path to an international force to enforce the ceasefire. U.S. Ambassador Stevenson urged Western unity and impartial mediation by U Thant, while Soviet delegate Fedorenko pressed for Cyprus integrity and accused Western powers of complicity in partition. Britain defended intervention as invited to help keep peace. Greek Cypriots fear partition and Turkish action. Also reported: Nationalist China’s last envoy to France leaves for Formosa after breaking relations with France on February 10.
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Patrick Dean
How Can These Things Be How Can These Things Be
Rev. Richard Hostetler offers a Lenten meditation on rebirth as described in John 3. He contrasts Nicodemus confusion with Jesus wind analogy and urges transformation through the Spirit. The sermon notes that visible changes in lives prove faith beyond signs and wonders.
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KC Leader Dies
New Haven Conn Luke Hart 83 supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus died yesterday.
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Christ Cleanses Temple in a Two Paragraph Sermon
Matthew recounts Jesus entering the temple, driving out sellers and moneychangers, overturning their tables, and declaring the temple a house of prayer rather than a den of thieves. The action underscores Jesus’ righteous anger and the sacred purpose of worship.
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Jamestown Debates Taxes as City Seeks Revenue
Jamestown weighs options to fund city operations amid budget strains. Mayor Frederick H. Dunn discusses a potential two percent county wide sales tax revival for 1965 after 1964 setback, while Council President Frank R. Franco rejects a one percent payroll tax and notes legal limits. Union City occupation tax proposals cited as contrast, highlighting tensions over local revenue strategies.
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Chautauqua County
Frederick H. Dunn
Frank R. Franco
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Autauqua County
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Board of Supervisors
Richard C. Evans
Boy Of Year Slain By Cop In Manhattan Street Fight
Patrolman Howard Meszaros in civilian clothes fired a warning shot then shot the fleeing youth Frank Rodrigues in the head after Rodrigues attacked him with a knife. Rodrigues previously earned a Boys' Club of America regional award in 1962 for service at home church school lab and community.
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Pa Woman Marks 107th Birthday In Lancaster
Mrs Charles Landis of Lancaster celebrates her 107th birthday with a fancy cake and visits from relatives. Born in Paradise, her life spans 21 presidents from Buchanan to Johnson, with much time devoted to writing the family history.
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Tax Slash Bill Nears Passage With Capital Gains Cut
The measure would lower the capital gains tax for assets held two years or more. If retained, the compromise would set the rate at 40 percent of the normal levy with a 21 percent ceiling on profits, risking Senate trouble.
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Tax bill changes cut rates and broaden taxes
The text outlines rate shifts in a tax bill affecting personal and corporate taxes, noting a present 50 percent top rate with a 25 percent max, a shift to 44 to 70 percent personal rates, corporate rates moving from 52 to 50 percent then 48 percent, and wage withholding cut from 18 to 14 percent. It mentions elimination of a provision saving revenue and retroactivity from January 1.
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