Lindsay says he fired Marcus amid probe and indictments
New York AP Lindsay says he dismissed Water Commissioner James L. Marcus after Marcus became the target of a Manhattan DA inquiry. Marcus and Antonia Corallo were later indicted on racketeering conspiracy charges linked to an $800,000 Bronx reservoir cleaning contract and a $40,000 kickback.
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Marcus
NEW York (Ap
John V. Lindsay
James L. Marcus
Manhattan
Cosa Nostra
Antonia
Tony Ducks
Corallo
S. T. Grand and Co
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Grand Jury
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Arnold Fraiman
Hogan
Jesus Returns to Nazareth and Faces Rejection
Readings depict Jesus in his hometown amid skepticism from family and locals. Officials and relatives question his authority as crowds gather in Jerusalem, and he teaches in the synagogue while his followers waver. His mission moves beyond Nazareth toward broader conflict and later outcomes.
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LocauLige
Capernaum
Shenne
Esis
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Rome
Ion
Celene
Ba Sige
Tomeo Pardy
Isai
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Ding
James
Toses
Judas
Simon
Fried
Jerusalem
Tabernacles
Prwnagan
Kansky
Washkansky
Nazareth
Heart stars believing that was the only man
A fragmentary note reflects belief that a single man was responsible in a case. The text mentions hearts and stars as symbolic phrases, but no clear names, places, or events are identifiable. The incomplete passage limits concrete details or verifiable facts.
Snow and Darkness Halt Mercy Flights to Navajo Nation
Snow and darkness halted mercy flights over the snowbound Navajo Indian reservation in Window Rock Arizona as federal aid and food commodities moved in. Navajo chairman Raymond Nakai sought disaster designation while a White House aide arrived for a firsthand look. Helicopters resumed expected operations for hay and food deliveries as pilots faced high winds and scattered loads amid lingering isolation of remote settlements.
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Window Rock
Ariz
jAffairs
Tojave
Ments
Navajo Indian Reservation
Navajo Irital
Raymond Nakai
Nakai
White House
Ralph Burns
Phoenix
Tomorow
Bureau of Yodian Bears
Navajo Times
Dick Hardwick Asa
Larry Miller
Yadkinville
N.C
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Pinon
Chinle
Miller
Robert F. Forsyth
Baldwin
N.Y
Edwards Afb
Pilot Touched Off To Spare Areas Before Mall Crash
The Air Force says Canadian F4D pilot Flight Lt Jack R. Hamilton attempted to steer away from populated zones seconds after takeoff, ejecting before his Jet struck the Food Giant supermarket in Tucson. At least four people were killed, with more than 50 in the store and five firefighters treated for smoke inhalation. Hamilton and Capt. Gary L. Hughes were hospitalized after the crash near the shopping center. the incident injured and displaced shoppers and workers including Sherry Tilton and Mrs. Glenn Bush among the dead warning of a deadly afternoon.
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Tucson
Ariz
Air Force
Mira
Ralph Taylor
U.S. Air Force ‘Tactical Fighter Weapons Center
Nellis Air Force Base
Nev
Royal Canadian Air Force
Jack R. Hamilton
Taylor
Hamilton
U.S. Air Force
Gary L. Hughes
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Davis- Monthan
Nellis Afb
Sherry Tilton
Glenn Bush
James C. Palmer
Ray Siemund
Crystal
New Trouble Flares Up At N. J. School
The second disturbance in a week hit Trenton High School on Tuesday as students hurled plates of food in the cafeteria during lunch. No injuries were reported and classes were dismissed for the day. The uproar followed a disputed meeting led by parents and community leaders over disciplinary matters, with students alleging the meeting ended abruptly on a “kangaroo court” ruling.
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Trenton
N.d
Trenton High School
Richard T. Beck
Sarah Christie
Beck
Berk
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Rescue Continues After Cave-In At Well Site
Lipscomb's extraction resumes with Wake County sheriff's office Apex Fire Department and Raleigh Rescue Squad assisting fellow workers and volunteers. A life-saving oxygen hose threaded through debris as rescuers eventually expose his head four hours after the collapse. Winch operator Wade McNeil clung to the winch, insisting on completing the rescue.
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Lipscomb
Wake County Sheriff's Office
Apex Fire Department
Raleigh
Wade McNeil
Holt's Portsea Home Sees Leadership Change Amid Crisis
Holt’s Portsea household counts three stepsons and wives as Alan Stewart, 29, who swam with Holt when she vanished, remained seriously injured after a Tuesday Portsea car crash. Liberal leader race opens with Sen. Gorton signaling a run to succeed Holt, amid Coalition tensions with McEwen.
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Portsea
Alan Stewart
Holt
Stewart
Liberal Party
John Grey Gorton
Gorton
McSwen
Country Party
Liberals
Liberal-Country
Goyton
House of Representatives
William McMahon
McEwen
McMahon
Groton
Bettina Brown
Bangor
Maine
Oxford
Europe
Pacific
Gortons
Senate
House
Romney Seeks Direct Views in Talks with Kosygin
The chairman Kosygin has been generous with his time and views, aligning with my purpose on this trip to gain direct perspectives on mutually concerning subjects. I am grateful for the opportunity to discuss them.
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Kosygin
Johnson Defends Vietnam Policy And Domestic Goals
President Johnson defends his Vietnam strategy and urges escalation restraint from the enemy while pressing for domestic programs like jobs education housing and health reform. He criticizes some critics in Congress over urban aid and tax proposals, pledges to appeal to Republicans for national unity, and notes violence at home stem from broader historical causes and must be addressed with policy.
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United States
Jas
Joalé
Johnson
Vietnam
Congress
Republican Party
Ameri
DeGaulle
Aldo
Min
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Robert I. Kennedy
New York
McCarthy
Kennedy
Increase in New Orders For Durable Goods Reported
The Commerce Department reported the first rise since August in new orders for durable goods in November, totaling $24.1 billion. Auto strike settlement aided the rise, with gains across most major industries except aircraft, while defense orders fell. Shipments climbed to $24 billion and the backlog of unfilled orders edged up to $78.4 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department
House Ways and Means
Johnson
Department
Defense
Lion
Vietnam Cripples F4 Phantom Over Gulf of Tonkin
Navy says two pilots Lt Cmdr Diego Hernandez 33 of San Diego and Lt (JG) Steven Bb 25 of La Jolla ejected from a crippled F4 Phantom. Helicopter rescue saved them after ground fire knocked out controls. the jet is the 766th lost in North Vietnam. Other incidents include ships hit near Thanh Hoa and Dong Hoi with no injuries. South Vietnamese forces claim 105 Viet Cong killed and 32 weapons seized southwest of Saigon in Mekong Delta. South Korean troops report tying 74 guerrillas in a four day sweep 240 miles northeast.
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Gulf of Tonkin
Diego Hernandez
U.S. Navy
Cmdr
San Diego
Calif
Steven Bb
van Horn
la Jolla
Dong Hoi
Saigon Moniday
Mekong Delta
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