City Readhes Police Fund Investment Agreement
City officials pursue a draft pact between the city and Marine National Bank to invest about 155000 of police pension funds, aiming for higher returns while keeping money local. The plan would draw eight to 23 percent depending on chosen investments, with current funds earning four percent at Marine as the agreement awaits council approval.
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Douglas Rozelle
Trust Department
Marine National Bank
Marine
Marine Bank
William A. Peiffer
Marine’s Trust Department
Gerald Staples
Corry
Firemen’s Pension Board
Ronnald G. Imboden
Marine's Trust Department
Dodd Ethics Battle Blocks Senate Action on Censure
In a tense Senate showdown over Sen. Thomas J. Dodd charges, lawmakers rejected a bid to soften possible action and adjourned in a heated, largely silent chamber after rejecting a Tower amendment to reprimand rather than censure. The ethics committee recommends censure for funds misuses and travel billings.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Connecticut
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Senate Ethics Committee
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Bipartisan
Ethics Committee
Dodd Censure Vote Sparks Senate Chaos and Debate
A chaotic Senate session halted Thom as J. Dodd's censure judgment after eight days of debate. Republicans and Democrats shouted, calling for a roll call while Vice President Humphrey rapped the gavel. The procedural dispute centered on whether to act on charges before deciding punishment.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Dodd
Mike Mansfield
John Tower
R-Tex
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ground Action Light Missile Site, Rail Yards Get Further Pounding
U S pilots report successful attacks on two trains northeast of Hanoi and a missile site northwest of Hanoi, plus the Nam Dinh power plant southeast of the capital. A Navy Skyhawk was downed west of Haiphong. the pilot is missing. A civilian cargo plane and an Air Force jet collided near Saigon, killing seven.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Red Capital
Nam Dinh
North
Vietnam
Navy
Haiphong
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Thailand
Phu Xuyen
Two Hour Session at NJ Campus Between Johnson and Kosygin
United Nations diplomats held intensive private talks on the Middle East crisis ahead of Johnson Kosygin talks in Glassboro New Jersey. Delegates expect a long bargaining period before the UN emergency session adopts a resolution needing a two thirds majority. Romania's Ion Gheorghe Maurer urged a compromise while supporting Arab interests.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Middle East
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
Ion Gheorge Maurer
Romania
Soviet Union
Johnson Kosygin Meet in Glassboro to Discuss Global Tensions
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin began a historic summit at Glassboro State College to examine major tensions threatening world peace. The leaders arrived separately, greeted by Gov. Hughes and a police guarded route as crowds waved flags in the New Jersey town.
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Glassboro
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
New Jersey College
Thomas E. Robinson
Glassboro State College
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Dr. Robinson
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
Robinson
Sosygin
Hig Limou
Drop Quota For Red Cross Blood Donation
Zorrys quota for diooa for the Buffalo Bloodmobile visits here is cut from 310 to 279 for the year. The first visit is scheduled for July 1. James Howard Red Cross blood program chairman said the lower quota reflects more visits to new chapters and the 120 units per visit rule. After July, two more visits are slated for December 18 and May 29, 1968.
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Zorry
Buffalo Bloodmobile
James Howard
Red Cross Blood Program
Sait
Buffalo Red Cross
Red Cross
Howard
Corry
Shriners Host Circus Day For CHEER Group In Erie
Shriners entertained 37 handicapped youngsters from CHEER Overcomers Club at the annual Shrine Circus in Erie for the third straight year. After the show, the group enjoyed lunch provided by the Shriners amid supervision by William Johnson J Donald Watson and others.
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Corry Wou
CHEER
Overcomers Club
Erie
Norman Tarbell
Shriners
Shrine
William Johnson
J. Donald Watson
George Hegger
Wallace Young
Elizabeth Powers
Tarbell
Freddie Walsh
Quentin McCray
Alfred Swackhamer
Peck Named Democratic Candidate In Wayne Supervisor Race
Morgan C. Peck of Corry will run as the Democratic candidate for Wayne Township supervisor in November after four write-in votes certified by county commissioners. Opposition includes Republican Jack Dundon who won the GOP nomination, with no Democratic candidate on the May slate. Follett’s write-in status was invalidated after courthouse checks showed no record, leading Peck to secure the party nomination.
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Morgan C. Peck
R. D
Corry
Wayne Township
Jack Dundon
Richard Querreveld
Dem
Querreveld
Ledger
Peck
Roger Follett
Follett
Wagner
Democrac
Supervisory Post
Three Women Die in Ammunition Plant Blast in Iowa
An explosion at an Army ordnance plant near Burlington Iowa killed three women and injured four others. Seven workers were in the same area on line No 9 when the blast occurred about 1050 pm. The cause remains under investigation as the building suffered extensive damage and ceased production.
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Burlington, Iowa
Army Ordnance
Iowa City
Jessica Gilman
Fort Madison
Dorothy Groves
Montrose
Ida Koett
Burlington
Mary Kester
Denise Chenoweth
Macomb
Fair
Agnes Schultz
Patricia Elrod
New London
George Mathis
Mathis
FCC Grants Second Approval for ABC ITT Merger
The FCC approves the 2.8 billion ABC ITT merger for the second time, citing strong financial backing to help ABC compete with NBC and CBS. The Justice Department has yet to decide if it will challenge the consolidation in court amid a 138 page dissent alleging improper conduct by ITT and ABC officials and witnesses.
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FCC
Abc-It&t
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
American Broadcasting Companies Inc
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Justice Department
Robert E. Lee
Lee Loevinger
James d. Wadsworth
Risel H. Hyde
At&t
ABC
National Broadcasting Co
Colurbus Broadcasting System
ITWT
20 Marines Killed In Mid Air Copter Crash
In a catastrophic collision at New River Marine Air Facility near Jacksonville North Carolina two large Marine helicopters collided in flight. The Sea Stallion carrying troops was landing while the other craft practiced touch and go. Twenty Marines were killed and a dozen injured and the dead were not yet identified pending relatives notification.
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Jacksonville
N.C
New River Marines Air Facility
Huel
Ela ‘Tives
New River
Camp Lejeune Marine Station
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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