Earl Warren Quits Chief Justice Post After 15 Years
Washington AP Chief Justice Earl Warren resigns from the Supreme Court after 15 years amid debate over liberal rulings on race and police powers. White House would not comment. Warren had floated compulsory retirement but did not set a age. The article notes federal judges can retire at 70 after 10 years and collect a lifetime pension. The usual process is for a justice to notify.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Supreme Cort
White House
Warren
Supreme Court
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
California
University of California
Budget, Students Down ESEA Summer School Opens Here Monday
The Corry Area School summer session, funded by ESEA, begins Monday for six weeks with a budget of 48300 and 355 students enrolled. Elementary classes meet at Concord School, secondary at the high school, reflecting declines from prior years due to lower enrollment and equipment needs.
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Corry
Moss Ann Baressi
Watson
Senate approves tax hike and $6 billion spending cut
The Senate passed a bill adding a 10 percent surcharge to personal and corporate income taxes and ordering a $6 billion federal spending cut. It marks the first federal income tax increase since 1951 and goes to President Johnson for signature. The surcharge retroacts to April 1 for individuals and January 1 for corporations and expires June 20 next year unless extended. Johnson supports eventual signing despite concerns over social program cuts.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Tax Hike Details and Fiscal Provisions
Washington AP tables show extra income tax under a 10 percent surcharge and standard deduction options. The measure adds about 15.5 billion dollars in revenue to improve the federal fiscal outlook. It also delays the welfare matching freeze for dependent children to July 1, 1968.
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Bute Washington
Senate House
Senate
Maverick diesel roared 98 miles through Kansas countryside
A locomotive started by a mysterious malfunction sped off without its engineer. It reached 90 mph, crossing nine towns in 84 minutes before being derailed near Kinsley to end the run. No injuries reported amid crowds of onlookers as investigators launch a full probe.
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Kinsley, Kan
Kansas
Kinsley
J. R. Fitegerald
Hutchinson
Pair Hurt Slightly In Gas Blast
A Columbus man and his son escaped serious injury yesterday when a defective furnace exploded while attempting to light it. I Love Edwards, 62, and his son John, 24, of Youngsville were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for a head laceration and facial burns, then released. The family said no fire occurred and they would replace the furnace.
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Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
I Love Edwards
John
Youngsville
Edwards
Radar errors blamed in sinking of patrol boat
AP dispatch from Saigon reports misreading radar signals may have caused reports of enemy helicopters near the DMZ leading to mistaken U.S. attacks on allied ships. A patrol boat was sunk and an Australian destroyer injured by missiles amid ongoing night reconnaissance. U.S. command held fire pending investigation. Civilians died in Saigon rocket attacks as U.S. forces hit storage points north of the city.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Command
Air Force
Tan Son Nhut
Creighton W. Abrams
Pentagon East
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Youth Pays $200 To Prove He's Not 4F Fit For Army
Cincinnati native Dan Bertram paid 200 to undergo induction physicals claiming to be healthy. Doctors found diabetes, deeming him 4P permanently physically unqualified, though he disputed the result after paying for tests over two days. Bertram had long prepared for military life through ROTC training.
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Army
Cincinnati, Ohio
Dan Bertram
Cincinnati
Bertram
Testa
Bertham
Church Also Benefits In Local Will
The Erie County register of wills lists Carl Gustafson of Corry with total assets of 107812. Bequests include Corry Memorial Hospital and St. Pauls Lutheran Church. He left 85552 to relatives and split 42771 among hospital, church, Lebanon Lutheran of Bristol Connecticut, Bethesda Lutheran of Forestville Connecticut, a brother in law, a niece and four nephews in Connecticut and Vermont. The hospital received 4344 and a patient room in the long term care addition will be named for Gustafson.
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Erie County Register of Wills Office
Carl Gustafson
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lebanon Lutheran Church
Bristol
Conn
Bethesda Lutheran Church
Forestville
Connecticut
Vermont
Gustafson
Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Dunkirk Teenager Wife Missing Since June 10
DUNKIRK N Y A 16 year old married Dunkirk girl has been listed as missing since June 10 by her husband Stewart Thomas He told police Becky has been gone since 730 am June 10 She is about 5 feet tall 100 pounds with a dark complexion and dark brown hair She was last seen in white jeans a white blouse and a blue sweater
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Dunkirk
N.Y
Stewart Thomas
Becky
Pueblo affair becomes campaign issue in GOP push
Washington reports near five months after North Korea seized the Pueblo the incident is a campaign talking point. A Republican document frames it as proof of U.S. weakness and seeks support for a hard-line response. Pentagon says patient negotiations will win back the vessel and crew.
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U.S
Pueblo
America
Remember the
Pueblo Committee
Clark Clifford
Hubert H. Humphrey
Panmunjom
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