Ex-Lindsay aide indicted for kickbacks
James L. Marcus a former Lindsay administration aide faces charges of conspiring to violate antiracketeering laws over a $16 000 kickback linked to an $800 000 city reservoir contract. Five others including Antonio Corallo were named with Marcus who resigned December 12 awaiting a December 28 arraignment in federal court.
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John V. Lindsay
Cosa Nostra
Marcus
Antonio
Tony Ducks
Corallo
Lindsay
Constance Baker Motley
Michael S. Fawer
Tweedleknees and Claus Enter Castle of Dread
In chapter 13 of Santa and the Pigwidgen on page 3 Tweedleknees and Claus clash with a band of pygmies trying to observe flying reindeer. The skirmish ends quickly as they are captured and taken to the Pigwidgen castle.
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Tweedleknees
Claus
Castle of Dread
Pigwidgen
Supreme Court rules electronic eavesdropping unconstitutional
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 1 decision, ruled that FBI use of a microphone atop a public telephone booth to listen to Charles Katz’s conversations violated the Fourth Amendment. Justice Stewart stated the act breached privacy and required prior judicial approval, overturning prior narrow allowances for non trespassive surveillance. The ruling emphasized that a telephone user has a reasonable expectation of privacy.
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United States Supreme Court
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Supreme Court
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FBI
Stewart
Katz
Trooper Survives Sideswipe After Two Hit and Run Incidents
Trooper Thomas W. Hoffman escaped serious injury when his patrol car was sideswiped by a fleeing vehicle on U.S. 50 in Moniteau County around 12:20 am. Diana L. Purnell, 21, of Kansas City, was arrested on a DWI charge and later charged with felony Assault with a motor vehicle.
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California
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Moniteau County
Diana L. Purnell
Kansas City
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Miss Purnell
Ronald J. Anderson
Lana L. Donley
Clarksburg
Johnson to attend Harold Holt memorial in Melbourne
Canberra reports the Australian government declared the prime ministry vacant after Harold Holt's presumed death. President Johnson plans to fly to Melbourne for Holt's memorial service while Deputy PM John McEwen serves as interim premier.
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Canberra
Australia
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Harold E. Holt
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John McEwen
Casey
St. Paul's Church of England
Melbourne
U.S
Vietnam
Johnson
Armstrong on trial for killing 3 year old Marjorie Rhea
A Summit County jury begins deliberations in the 1964 second degree murder case of Harvey M. Armstrong charged with beating and burying Marjorie Rhea the 3 year old daughter of his common law wife Velma Rhea after leading detectives to a shallow grave behind a Munroe Falls factory. Armstrong testified he lied to protect Velma Rhea.
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Summit County
Harvey M. Armstrong
Munroe Falls
Marjorie Rhea
Velma D. Rhea
Armstrong
Rhea
Kansas
Jet crashes into supermarket in Tucson killing child
A Phantom jet from Nellis Air Force Base crashed while taking off, bursting into flames at The Food Giant store on 29th Street. A two year old in a nearby home died. Pilot Lt Jack R Hamilton and navigator Capt Gary L Hughes survived. Fire damaged nearby businesses and homes. flames controlled after about two hours. Witnesses described a ball of fire and crowds rushing to escape.
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Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Associated Press
Experiment stops eating complaints at Smithville High
In Smithville Missouri Mrs Louise Lockhart and biology teacher Arthur Sandquist used 55 albino rats to illustrate nutrition as students learn about school meals. The project aimed to show that meals are planned and nutritious despite perceived inadequacies.
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Smithville. Mo
Smithville High School
Freddy
Henry
Louise Lockhart
Arthur Sandquist
Mrs. Lockhart
Sandquist
US Air Strikes Hit North Vietnam Longest Bridge Near Hanoi
US5 planes pummeled North Vietnam during a fifth straight attack around Hanoi. They reported good coverage of the mile long Paul Doumer bridge over the Red River despite heavy air defenses. Air battles with Soviet MIGs produced no reported losses on either side.
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Saigon
US5
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Air Force Fis Thunderchief
Paul Doumer
Red River
Red China
Council approves CATV franchise ordinance
City Council, after a three year debate, passes the CATV ordinance and grants the franchise to International Telemeter Corp. of Los Angeles. Councilmen John W. Riner and Forrest Scrivner opposed the measure, stating their stance against the final bid outcome.
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International Telemeter Corp
Los Angeles
Calif
John W. Riner
Forrest Scrivner
Weather outlook for Jefferson City Central Missouri
Sunny skies and chilly start give way to mostly sunny mild day with highs around 60s. Tonight stays mild with increasing clouds then highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s Wednesday with a chance of showers.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
The kinsmen of Jesus and John the Baptist
An AP religion piece by George W. Cornell examines the kinship between Jesus and John the Baptist, noting their shared era and role as forerunners. It highlights Herod Antipas’s fear of John’s influence and frames Jesus’ mission as part of a broader bloodline and spiritual family.
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Christ
John the Baptist
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Herod Antipas
Galilee
Herod
Missouri House Studies Mental Health Budget Proposals
Missouri's House Appropriation Committee examined the 65.2 million operating budget for the Division of Mental Diseases, compared with a 370.4 million request, and reviewed capital needs including 3.8 million for a Fulton juvenile treatment center. Officials noted salary turnover affects monthly staffing costs while urging faster progress and higher pay.
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Associated Press
Missouri
House Appropriation Committee
Warren E. Hearhes
Division of
Mental Diseases
Fulton State Hospital
Joplin City Manager Resigns for New Post
Joplin city manager Don Harmon submitted his resignation to the City Council effective January 19. Harmon, in office since September 1959, said he accepted an offer to become city manager of Council Bluffs Iowa.
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API
Don Harmon
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