GOP Cautions Nation of Russian Roulette in Tax Battle
Republican leaders warned Congress risks the nation by approving Kennedy's tax cut without curbing spending. Rep Byrnes argued the bill could add to the national debt unless spending estimates are limited to $97 billion this year and $98 billion next year, urging a linked restraint and asserting future cuts depend on economic growth. The GOP planned equal air time to challenge the administration.
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John W. Byrnes
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ABC
CBS
Muwal
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
NBC
Republican National Committee
Wisconsin
United States
Symes
Erie Slayer Receives Life Term In Court Victory
In Erie County court Maldonado, 23, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the March 7 murder of Domingo Alvarez at Carl's Diner. A nine to three jury returned the life verdict after deliberating five hours, with defense planning appeals. the judge initially noted a deadlock before mandatorily fixing life. Genevieve Blatt, Pennsylvania official, was cited among national outstanding women.
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Erie
Iwiguei Maldonado
Erie County
Domingo Alvarez
Carl
Anthony Gambatese
Maldonado
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Aonor
Genevieve Blatt
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Merger plan eyed to form 11 million member United Methodist Church
Thirteen Methodist bishops and Evangelical United Brethren Church leaders announced a plan to unite into an 11 million member United Methodist Church. A Nashville meeting in December will refine the proposal for submission to the 1968 general conference in Pittsburgh. Bishop Phillips hailed the move as strengthening Protestant voices amid schisms. The plan follows recent Protestant mergers and positions Methodism for possible future unions, noting the respective U S church membership totals.
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Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren
United Methodist Church
Nashville
Pittsburgh
EUB Church
Wichita
Methodist
Olenn R. Philips
Denver
RUB
Reuben H. Mueller
Inslanapolis
Phillips
United Church of Christ
Congregational Christian
Evangelical and Reformed Church
England
Church of England
United States
EUB
Canada
Evangelical Church
United Brethren In Christ
Youth Hurt As Car Flips Off Road Near Corry
A 16 year old, Thomas W. VanOrd of Youngsville, loses control on Route 6 east of Corry in rain. The car skids and rolls over injuring David Lucia head trauma and arm injuries while 17 others receive minor bruises. Lucia remains in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. other passengers were treated and released. Ongoing investigation seeks possible charges.
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Youngsville
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Yeater
David Lucia
David Miller
Cory State Police
Lucia
Thomas W. VanOrd
Miller
VanOrd
Luebn
Erie Motor St
David Coles
D. 1
Bear Lake
van Ord
Open Door Of Car Hit By Second Vehicle
Vergith 29 escaped injury when his car door opened while stopped five miles south of Union City on Route 4. Trooper Sits said he was exiting as Donald Terrill 60 of Townville tried to pass, strike damaged Vergith vehicle about 350 dollars and Terrill car about 876 dollars.
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Rerol
Townville
Terrill
Sita
Kremlin brands Chinese aim to defeat nuclear treaty
Moscow accuses Red China of seeking the atomic bomb at any price in opposing a limited nuclear test ban. The Kremlin says the Soviet Union leads in air, sea, and space and notes the treaty still allows underground tests. Tass to publish a second statement Sunday.
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Kremlin
Red
China
Ant
Soviet Union
White youths denied bond in Birmingham church slaying
Two white teenagers were denied bond as they await grand jury action on murder charges connected to the slaying of a Negro boy during the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing aftermath. Investigators consider indicting the youths for murder as tensions rise over the church tragedy and related racial violence nationwide.
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16Th Street Baptist Church
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CL. Pierce
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Aubrey Hogan
James Baldwin
New York
George Wallace
Alabama
Robert F. Wagner
Baldwin
Christopher McNair
Denise
Yale University
Wallace
Richard Lee
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Lee
New Ha
Thay
Grand Jury
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Senate Ends Treaty Debate Wrinkle Uncertain Ratification Vote
The Senate closes general debate on the nuclear test ban treaty as it faces a Tuesday ratification vote. Reservations exist from Barry Goldwater to delay effectiveness until the Soviet Union removes a Cuban base and nuclear weapons. A AP survey shows 82 in favor, 15 against, with three undecided including Cannon, McClellan, and Smith.
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Barry Goldwater
ReAliz
Soviet Union
Cuba
George D. Aiken
Rve
Goldwater
Allieh
Senate Foreign Fsolations Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
United States
Althoough
Associated Press
Howard Cannon
Dnev
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Margaret. Chase Smith
Rmaine
Probe Crime Empire In U S Hearings Start Soon
Semale Investigators plan hearings on syndicate crime in the United States with ex mobster Joseph Valachi as star witness. The Senate investigations subcommittee, led by Sen John L McClellan, announced the hearing will begin Wednesday to avoid clashing with a vote on the nuclear test-ban treaty. Attorney General Robert F Kennedy will lead off as witness and the hearings will cover organized crime in New York Boston Chicago Detroit and other areas.
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Semale
United States
Joseph Valachi
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Sears Head Dies Greenwich Com Arthur Stanhone Barrows
Arthur Stanhone Barrows, 79, former president of Sears Roebuck and Co, died yesterday in a hospital in Greenwich. Barrows led the mail order company during World War II era.
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SEARS
Greenwich
Arthur Stanhone Barrows
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Barrows
Kennedy Moon Expedition Sparks Mixed U S Reaction
President Kennedy urged a joint U S Soviet moon mission as a path to easing cold war tensions at the United Nations General Assembly. Diplomats welcomed a calmer tone after Gromyko praised the approach while reserving judgment on specifics.
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Min
United Nations, N.Y
Kennedy
U.N. General Assembly
Andrei A Gromyko
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Peking
H Nakon Assembly
United States
U.S
Senecas Threaten To Stay Put Despite Flooding
MNOVILLE New York Ben eke Indians threaten to remain on their reservation despite flooding unless the government makes progress toward relocation. Chief George Heron says the government has not moved on plans to flood a Kinzug area by a dam on the Allegheny River and that funds are lacking for relocation without aid.
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Mnoville
N.Y
George Heron
Seneca Nation
Gannte
Allegheny River
Kinzug
Former Giants Star Cites Gambling Links in Memphis Case
Ex Giants quarterback Charley Conerly faces questions after records show checks totaling 9575 endorsed to him by accused gambler Maurice Lewis of Memphis were to repay a team loan. The Memphis Commercial Appeal reports checks dated 1961 1962 include 4800 and 3300 amounts. NFL investigators await further documents as Lewis faces gambling charges in Shelby County.
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Tenn
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Giants
National Football League
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Tennessee
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Ely
Clarksdale
Mies
Yorks
Jan Ericka Ferenb
L Poin Prése Scimiter
James H. White
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Lowix
Priday
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Hamilton
Flye
Feady
Harley Conerly
Yankee Stadium
Berney Liles
Correctional Training Course in Corry Opens Monday
The Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction will run a correctional training program in Corry to provide in service training for staff working with individuals confined in criminal justice related institutions. Registration is at the city building. classes start Monday at 7 30 p m with weekly sessions through the term.
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Pennsylviiaa Department of Public Instruction
Lisa Dt Bate
Montélpat
Corry
Commonwealth
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