Unborn Money Bill Delays Congress Adjourning
Washington AP report notes a final appropriation bill stalled awaiting administration estimates and legal status for poverty and education programs. Passage hinges on separate authorization bills and conference talks, with leaders possibly choosing a pre election recess if adjournment by October 22 seems unlikely.
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Tight dollar strangling new home building across U.S.
New York AP report shows sharp drop in housing starts as interest rates rise. California Real Estate Association chief Burton E. Smith warns the market is broken, with two years needed to regain momentum. In Dallas starts are at six-year lows, apartment construction down 39 percent, houses 17 percent. Dallas agents report only about a dozen deals in half a week. Minneapolis sees fewer home sales while rents rise, Seattle construction down though sales up 30 percent from 1965 amid economic strain.
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Confidence Crisis in Police Negroes Bias Speech by Humphrey
Vice President Humphrey urged a campaign to end a confidence crisis between police and Negro slum residents. He called for more state support for police training and for officers to engage in human relations and school outreach to improve interracial community ties. Senate cut antipoverty authorization from 2.5 to 1.75 billion. Scott voted for the cut, Clark against.
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Joseph Clark
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False Arrest Suit Settled In Erie for $1,750
Kenneth T. Robertson reaches a mutual settlement in a double false arrest case involving Erie Alderman Michael J. Kinecki. Robertson, a resident of Erie, had sued for false arrest malicous prosecution abridgment of freedom and imprisonment after being jailed pending his wife's bond money.
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Kenneth T. Robertson
Michael J. Kinecki
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Bernard F. Quinn
James Beveridge
Elmer L. Evans
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Okay To Vote Here In November 3050
Voter registrations show no major change since the spring primaries with 3 550 residents qualified to vote on November 8. GOP totals rise to 2 211 while Democrats total 1 801 with independents and miscellaneous small. County totals pending final tabulations as counting continues. Next registration window opens ten days after the November ballots are cast.
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U S Cavalry Pursues Crippled Reds Toward Sea
U S air cavalrymen push the remnants of a battered Communist force through central Viet Nam toward the South China Sea after three days of heavy fighting that left 573 killed or captured. South Korea's Tiger Division harasses from the south while Vietnamese infantry advance from the west amid patrols to prevent escape by sampan.
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Bow Hunter Falls On Arrow in Lebanon County Death
A Lebanon man, 25, died while bow hunting after falling from a tree platform and impaling himself on an arrow. He walked about a mile to his car then drove another mile before loss of consciousness. State Police described the sequence and an autopsy was to be performed.
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Robert L. Shelly
Banker Guard Thwart Escape In Oakland Bank Heist
In Oakland a 57 year old bank manager Joseph Belle and Brink’s guard Douglas Morrissey stopped a gunman during a Mellon Bank robbery. The suspect fled to a car, Morrissey drew his weapon, and police captured him as the cash was recovered. Richard A. Olds, 27, of Pittsburgh, faces armed robbery charges.
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Deadline for Commissioners Day in Corry Tomorrow
Tomorrow marks the public deadline to reserve for County Commissioner Day in Corry with a 6 p.m. dinner at Hotel Corry. The three commissioners will speak after touring the city, a first in two decades. Army Pfc. Victor B. Kuhns of Allentown Pa died of non hostile causes in Viet Nam, per the Pentagon. he was the son of Mrs. Bette B. Kuhns.
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Council Approves Additional Sewer Work for North Center Street
City Council met at noon to authorize advertising for extra sewer work costing an estimated five to six thousand dollars. New lines will run about 400 feet north on North Center street to the city line and 210 feet on Mead avenue near Mound Street. Dodd Realty plans construction tied to assurances of residences, with costs to be assessed to benefiting properties.
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Inez Probes For Further Land Targets
Hurricane Inez struck Key West with 90 mph winds and moved into the Gulf of Mexico seeking new coastlines to hit. The storm carved a path from the Caribbean into the Atlantic, affecting the Bahamas and Florida.
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Envoys Scoff At Proposed Hemisphere Meeting
Buenos Aires diplomats say most American governments see little value in the proposed hemispheric presidents conference. Offerings include sites like Mexico City next March and aims to push Latin American development and economic integration while addressing the arms race. The plan faces skepticism as many expect only ceremonial approval by ministers. Hurricane Inez devastates Florida Keys with continuous gale winds and mass power outages, threatening further movement toward the Gulf and Central America. at least dozens injured and several deaths reported in the Caribbean.
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Window Display in Journal Learns to Live With a Siamese Cat
Two stars from today’s picture page survey the world from a living room window. The piece contrasts cat and baby curiosity while hinting at a full survival story inside the Journal on Page 23. Journal Photo by Eaton.
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Envoy Sees Cracks in Viet Cong Morale Hinting at Hope
A State Department official told the Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce that no quick end to the Vietnam War is seen, but traces of morale cracks among the Viet Cong indicate real hope for victory. He cited prisoner Interrogations showing VC confidence in victory has fallen, with ground offensives hurting them.
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