No Compromise on Antipoverty Bill Sparks House Fight
In Washington supporters of the administration antipoverty program press for the full 2.06 billion dollar request as Republicans push an 860 million dollar cut. Democrats abandoned a plan to accept a smaller cut after weekend strategy talks and Johnson's denunciation of standpatters. The House may face further GOP amendments as final action isn’t expected until midweek while the Senate has already approved 2.2 billion and a possible compromise could reach 18 billion.
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Three Underage Youths Cited After City Car Stop
Three youths under 21 were found drinking in a car with 13 beer cans after running a red light on East Columbus Avenue near North Center. They were questioned at the scene, then told to drive to the station but left town. Police plan to interview the others.
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Wayne Street
Young Father Killed By Train Endicott NY Story
Timothy Leonard aged 21 of Maine, near Endicott, was struck and killed by a freight train Saturday night while walking along railroad tracks in the village near Binghamton. Police said he was married with one child and was en route to his mother in law’s home for assistance after his car broke down.
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Johnson faces questions on Vietnam policy at church
President Johnson defended Vietnam policy over the weekend and was challenged by Virginia clergyman Rev Dr Cotesworth Pinckney Lewis to explain America’s war role publicly during services at Bruton Parish in Williamsburg. Weeks later, a separate Corry police report noted two motorists escaped injury after a high speed crash on the Corry-Clymer road, with $1,500 in damage and possible charges pending.
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William McFadden
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Black
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Delta Chi panel accuses administration of deliberate deception
A Delta Chi report to its national convention in Minneapolis accuses top officials of lying and distorting facts through selective statistics. It singles out State, Defense, and NASA as worst offenders in public information. The piece notes President Johnson golfing in Virginia and continuing his Veterans Day trip, while defending Vietnam policy and urging unity.
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Three men arrested in snowmobile theft near Columbus
Lawrence Sperry reported a stolen snowmobile on January 15 at the Scicta Inn. Trooper Joseph Basile linked three men to the theft after the vehicle was found abandoned in a wooded area north of Columbus. Richard Keppel, Robert Cornish, and George Christensen were charged with larceny and released on $100 bonds pending a November 15 preliminary hearing.
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Carl Carlson
Richard Keppel
Robert Cornish
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George Christensen
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Christensen
Norbert Bach Olner
Molten Metal Blast Injures Workers at Alabama Plant
An explosion at American Cast Iron Pipe Co in Birmingham released molten metal over a dozen workers. Most injured, four critically. eight to two dozen injured overall. Ambulances treated victims, some clothing burned. Director B B Warren said no known deaths.
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Melnnes Steel workers walk out over wage dispute
About 180 hourly paid members of the Melnnes Steel Employees Association halted work at 12 30 PM amid a wage dispute with McInnes Steel. An independent association official said base pay is unsatisfactory and needs boosting. Negotiations have stalled. A Bruce Smith was unavailable, while Robert Kubiak indicated an announcement would come later today.
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A. Bruce Smith
McInnes
Robert Kubiak
Newsman Cleared In Disturbance on Pittsburgh South Side
Pittsburgh Post Gazette photographer Bill Levis had loitering and disorderly conduct charges dismissed by Magistrate John Fiorucci for insufficient evidence after seven people were arrested in a post game melee tied to the city championship high school football game. Similar charges against another person were dismissed. five others did not appear and forfeited $10 bonds.
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Bill Lévis
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
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