Fragmentary 1939 Hoover era bureau note surfaces
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a Hoover era internal inquiry or security matters. Names, offices, and dates are unclear but reference to a president, Ike, the bureau, and a 1939 context appear, with scattered phrases about directives, espionage, and security.
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Dallas
Senate set to vote on Nixon tax cut plan
Washington AP report: Senate opens voting on a 15.5 billion tax cut bill to spur growth and jobs. Democrats push for more individual relief while House and Finance Committee versions stay close to Nixon proposal. Final action hoped mid next week amid numerous floor amendments.
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Senate
Nixon
House
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
Red Skelton seeks divorce after love letter vow
Indio California AP Comedian Red Skelton has filed for dissolution of his 26 year marriage to Georgia Maureen Davis. They separated Aug 4. California law gives her 30 days to contest. Skelton once said he wrote daily love letters for over three years and gave valentines on the first 14 days of February and Christmas gifts on the first 25 days of December.
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Calif
Red. Skelton
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Superior Court
Georgia Maureen Davis
California
Continue Work On County Budget In Chautauqua County
County treasurer staff ongoing effort to finalize the 1972 budget, with final figure near 26 million dollars. Wednesday’s adjourned supervisors meeting cut social services levy by 175 thousand and countywide levy by 202 thousand, influencing supports for Jamestown’s welfare district.
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Chautauqua
Board of Supervisors
Elaine Hart
Jamestown
Pope Won't Sell Vatican Art to Aid the Poor
The Vatican newspaper L Osservatore Romano said Pope Paul VI has no plans to sell Vatican art treasures to aid the poor. Cardinal Heenan of London proposed such a move at the World Synod of Bishops, but the paper called reports false.
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Paul VI
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
John Cardinal Heenan
London
World Synod of Bishops
L’osservatore
Dwyer seeks Titusville in 50th Senate district
Senator R Budd Dwyer protests the move to remove Titusville from the 50th Senatorial District arguing it violates the one man one vote principle. He warns the change could force districts east of the 49th and 50th to overrun by Titusville’s population and vows court action if Titusville is excluded. He urges inclusion in the 50th and notes Crawford and Mercer counties face reapportionment concerns.
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A. Leo Levin
Titusville
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Mercer
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Erie
Crawford County
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Crawford Counties
Mercer County
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Vernon Township
Meadville
Would-Be Tar Victim Rescued By Irish Army
A girl in Londonderry was rescued from a gang of hooded women by an Irish Army TRA squad after they abducted her to tar and shear her for fraternizing with British soldiers. The incident follows other brutal acts by the Women's Revenge Group in Bogside and Catholic areas. Across Belfast, British soldiers masked themselves for protection and arrested 23 suspected terrorists after two policemen were killed during a liquor-store robbery probe.
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Pvt
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Ebrington
Belfast
Loor
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