Democrats demand full explanation before Scranton budget action
Harrisburg AP Democrats refuse to rush approval of Gov Scranton s 1965 66 general appropriations bill and an $292 million highways plan. House leaders want detail on a predicted 102.7 million surplus and argue stopgap funding could hurt future operations.
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Harrisburg
House
Bea
Toy
Scranton
Joshua Bilberg
Philadelphia
Bilberg
Hilberg
Senate
Ernest P. Kline
Heaver County
Bude
Thetroie
Martin H. Blackbill
Eilberg
11 Erie Milk Dealers Cited in Kickback Probes
The Milk Control Commission cited 11 Erie area milk dealers for resale price violations rebates and false information in investigations tied to alleged kickbacks with cooperatives. The total involving these cases amounts to 1 608 097 dollars from 1957 to 1964.
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Harrisburg
Milk ‘Control Commission
Erie
Gov. Scranton
Pittsburgh Area
Pittsburgh
Erie Area
Calvin Dairy
Erie Dairyland, Inc
Golden Crown Dairy
Golden Glow Dairy
Meadow
New Sewage Hookup Program Expands to Residents
The city unveils a $120000 sanitary sewer plan with hookups available on North Center West Columbus Avenue Worth Irving Oakley Avenue Wayne Street south of the bridge and others. residents may connect now or wait for the health department after septic systems fail. City Engineer Dave Johnson outlines steps to obtain permits hire contractors and ensure proper fall to sewer lines. Sidewalks may be used for trenching during tearing up streets to save repaving costs though bookkeeping will be required until connections are completed.
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Erie County , Department of Health
Dave Johnson
Raymond Avenue
Wayne Street
North Center
Columbus Avenue
Worth
Irving
Oakley Avenue
Johnson Street
Ohio Street
Urges Retention of 5 Percent Auto Excise Tax
Washington sources report Treasury officials urging Senate to maintain a 5 percent excise tax on new automobiles. Assistant Secretary Surrey told the Finance Committee it would be unwise to end the tax despite a House move to abolish it. President Johnson's tax plan seeks broad cuts with gradual reduction of the auto tax from 6 percent to 3 percent by 1968.
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Washington
Senate
House
Treasury
Stanley
Surrey
Senate Finance Committee
Sutter
Henry H. Feisler
Johnson
Corry Youth Fined Twenty Five For Firecracker
Donald L. Johnson an 18 year old of West Church street paid 25 dollars after police on West Main street investigated a loud report and found him after he set off a firecracker within city limits. An alderman noted the 1930 city ordinance allows fines up to 100 dollars.
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Jack
Donald L. Johnson
West Church Street
West Main Street
Johnson
Dominican Rebels To Free 3 Americans
Dominican rebels said they would release three captive American soldiers to the OAS. The three men Lt. Henry Leforce Spec. 4 Alton Blakely and Pfc. Nelson Belengeri were captured after entering rebel territory by mistake during a patrol. Caamano denounced an interim government and warned against outside mediation. A Bosch ally claimed a Communist revolution could follow unless the 1963 constitution is restored. Millsaps College disclosed it enrolled its first Negro student in its 91-year history.
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Santo Dominica
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Henry Cephas Leforce
Nash
Okla
Alton P. Blakely
Richmond
Calif
Nelson Belengeri
Pepnyian
Belleville
Leforce
Santo Domingo
Francisco Caamano Deno
OAS
Caamano
Juan Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Jose Francisco Pena Gomez
Bosch
Great Rewards Why Shoot For Moon
The United States and the Soviet Union race to reach the moon first. Astronauts McDivitt and White advance the U S lunar program with a four day flight and a space walk. Apollo plans target manned lunar landing with two month intervals. The piece weighs arguments for and against the moon effort and notes the high cost, with NASA officials defending the spend.
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Houston, Tex
United States
Soviet Union
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
White
Russians mum on Luna 6 moon mission progress
Moscow reports Luna 6 sped toward the moon with Soviet officials silent on purpose and goals. Britain’s Jodrell Bank said signals from the satellite were detected as observers expect a soft landing attempt on the lunar surface Friday night.
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Moscow
Luna
Ap- Beer
Britain
Jodrell Bank Serretory
Moon
U S Army Engineers Land at Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam
About 2 500 U S Army combat engineers arrived at Cam Ranh Bay to build an airfield port and supply center. The move coincides with Saigon reports of heavy war casualties but officials say it was planned earlier. The base may link harbor facilities to roads and rail, and more engineers are expected. The total U S forces in South Vietnam near 54 000. Casualties for the period include Ten Americans killed six missing and 35 wounded 530 South Vietnamese killed 710 wounded 635 missing or captured. Viet Cong losses 1 291 killed or captured. Additional American advisers killed and 158 South Vietnamese killed or missing north and south of Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cam Ranh Bay
U.S
South Viet ‘Nam
Viet Nam
Gia Ray
Xuan Loi
New York Moves To Curb Smut Books
Governor Rockefeller signed a measure to bar pornography from minors under 17. It makes selling pornographic books or pictures to youths a misdemeanor with up to $500 fine and one year in jail.
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New York
Albany
Rockefeller
Byrd criticizes LBJ tax cuts as too large amid deficit worry
Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia, head of the Senate Finance Committee, says the Johnson administration is cutting taxes too fast and building a future deficit. He cites the $4.8 billion tax cut bill as excessive for the current period, noting no clear spending reduction.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Johnson
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
U.S. Expands Role in Viet Nam War Efforts
Washington reports a shift from static defense near Da Nang to active patrols and planned battle actions. Marine and Army paratroopers may be used as fire brigades to reinforce South Vietnamese forces, raising the possibility of battalion size operations. About 51,000 U.S. personnel are in South Vietnam, with 20,000 in combat units and 4,000 more in a brigade scheduled to land later this month.
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Washington
U.S
Army
Sion
da Nang
Viet Nam
State Department
Pentagon
Fepces
South Viet Nam
Stock Market Dips Further As Confidence Weakens
New York AP reports a steep market downturn over four weeks with the Dow Jones average down 15.10 to 999.05 and the 80 stock average down 4.4 to 323.7. Traders cite weaker investor confidence and cautious trading amid global tensions, while noting the decline still lags the 1963 assassination shock.
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New York
Dub
Kennedy
Associated Press
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Dwight D. Fisenhower
James Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Celestial Fire Scene
Hammond, Ind
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Federal Reserve Board
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William McCheshey Martin
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