North Korea Claims Sinking of Spy Ship Off Korea
North Korea radio broadcast claimed a U.S. spy ship was sunk near Pukpo Harbor, with its crew. U S authorities said initial report appears incorrect after a hurried check. The Pueblo incident from six months earlier in North Korea waters is noted for context.
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Tinicum Liner Project Hangs On Local Financing
Township officials say Tinicum cannot raise 400000 needed for a 4 mile access road to a private marina along the Delaware River. Officials from Philadelphia and Delaware County oppose bearing the cost, while state officials note private business limits. The liner’s November move deadline intensifies pressure as bids from other cities emerge.
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Mortonson House Grant Awarded
NORWOOD A fifty thousand dollar HUD grant was awarded to reinforce the Mortonson House in Delaware County. The Old M and M House, built by Swedish settlers in 1672, suffered vandal damage in February with a large brick wall section removed and debris through floors. The borough council will match the grant up to fifty thousand dollars to restore the historic home once known as the Old M and M House.
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Three Senators oppose Johnson naming chief justice
Three Republican senators say they will oppose any effort by President Johnson to name a new chief justice after Earl Warren retires. They warn a lame duck president designating the court's leadership would break faith and surprise the nation as a new administration nears.
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Inside Your Daily Times Schedule And Sections
Inside Your Daily Times lists page references for sections including Amusements Bridge Churches Classified Ads Comics Community Clock Crossword Puzzle Death Notices Editorials Financial News Obituaries and Sports with page numbers. The roster indicates a daily schedule of feature areas and their page placements for reader navigation.
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Showers Forecast for Delaware County and Shore Points
The Delaware County region and New Jersey shore points face showers with a 50 percent chance tonight. Sunday will bring spring skies and temperatures near 9, as the Delmarva Peninsula awaits. the weekend follows a cool trend with a 11 degree shortfall from the 73 degree normal. Monday is expected to stay warm.
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Reading Boy Takes Marbles Crown In Wildwood
Rudy Raymond, 14, from Reading Pennsylvania, won the National Marbles Tournament in Wildwood New Jersey with a come from behind victory. He defeated Larry Yakich, 14, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, and Glenn Sigman, 12, Wharton West Virginia, in the final round to claim the King of Marbles title and a $500 college scholarship.
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Aston Marine Dies Of Combat Wounds
Pfc Gerald McClintock, 26, a former Army private who joined the Maine Corps, was killed by gunfire in hostile action near Quang Tri Province South Vietnam. A 1959 Eddystone High School graduate, he played high school football and won Army boxing titles. His mother said he enlisted to help in Vietnam. He is the 81st Delaware County area resident killed in Vietnam since September 1965.
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Viet War becomes longest in U.S. history in Saigon
AP dispatch from Saigon reports the Vietnam conflict on its six year six month mark as U.S. forces shift to new positions around Saigon to shield the capital. About 535,000 Americans are in Vietnam with planners moving a brigade toward the city to block infiltration routes and lessen shelling.
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Trent Trial to Open Monday in Los Angeles Case
Charles Chester Trent, 41, chief engineer on a Sun Oil Co. supertanker, goes on trial Monday for the murder of his wife Dorothy Trent at their home in the Los Angeles area. Prosecutors say the slaying led to a sensational case in a county known for high-profile trials, with pre trial petitions and anticipated testimony from their children. The defense argues Dorothy sent letters accusing the husband and that the children were urged to reject him for not following his religious sect leader Apostle James Raymond. The trial will be held in Courtroom No 1 before Judge Henry G. Sweney, with Judge Paul R. Sand assigned to preside.
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Legal clash in court and tax reform proposal mix
Sydney reports minister Hasluck says Australia will prosecute a murder case while defense witnesses and a Texas woman heard in the trial. The case chairs around Trent who fathered a child with Lucy Robles Foster as prosecutors seek psychiatric testimony and insanity defense. In Washington Congress faces a tax reform plan directing actions for welfare and Medicare program protections.
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Measure Clears Senate in Tax Hike and Spending Cut
Washington AP Johnson expected to sign 10 percent income tax surcharge bill within days. Taxpayers to face smaller paychecks by July end as the first federal income tax hike in 17 years pairs with a $6 billion spending cut. Senate passage 64-16, with exemptions for some. Withholding rises 10 percent for the first pay period after signing. retroactive to April 1 for individuals and Jan 1 for corporations, expiring June 30, 1969 unless extended. Public impact: about a 10 percent rise in most tax bills, with specific weekly deductions increasing from $50 to $55. Exemptions apply to singles under $1,000 taxable income and couples under $2,000. The bill also trims federal outlays by $6 billion for the new fiscal year and directs an $8 billion rescission review. A permanent ceiling on regular federal employees would drop headcount by 244,000 through withholding vacancies. Provisions delay aid to families with dependent children, extend tax rates on phone and auto excise taxes, accelerate corporate tax payments, and end a tax exemption on large industrial development bonds May 1.
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