Legislators Move to Hike Own Pay and Expenses
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania legislators prepare to vote an immediate 1800 expense account increase and a 1200 salary raise set for January 1967, potentially making them the third highest paid in the nation. The plan also details transitional adjustments for mid term senators and broader budget actions as lawmakers push appropriations and governance measures.
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Pansylvania
Pennsylvania
House
Haly
New York
Michigan
California
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Gov. Scranton
W. Stuart Helm
Commonwealth
State Government Commission
Temple University — House
New York Post suspends publication in labor dispute
In New York the New York Post paused publication over a clash with the printers union on automation. Publisher Dorothy Schiff said she would not meet union president Bertam Powers unless he agreed to conference. A police bulletin warned 1400 employees not to return to work, while 2,000 printers planned to report for shifts despite the shutdown.
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NEW York
New York Post
Dorothy Schiff
Bertram A. Powers
New York Typographical Lovals No. 6
Powers
Actress Weds for 6th Time in Private Virginia Ceremony
Hollywood star Land Turner, once billed as America's swee l er girl, wed California businessman Eaton in a private Tuesday night ceremony at his father’s brick home. The 34 year old bride wore peach lace over coral silk, with diamond jewelry, and the couple planned a short honeymoon and sightseeing trip near Washington D.C.
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Robert. Bate
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Ealan
Weiress
U S Air Strikes Hit Oil Depots as Viet Nam War Escalates
U S planes blasted underground oil storage facilities near Saigon and south of Hanoi in coordinated raids. Ground forces in Thua Thien and Quang Ngai districts report heavy clashes with Viet Cong, with dozens killed or captured in search and destroy operations. American casualties include one enlisted man and two officers wounded, while U S pilots claim targets destroyed and trucks, depots, and rail links damaged.
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Thua Thien
Ya Nang
Binh San
Quang Negi
U.S
Skyraiders
Star
Moe Chau
Bas Ucks
Hanoi
Air Force
Navy
South
Viet Nam
Ba Nang
Lambert elected president of PA Postmasters chapter
Anthony L. Lambert, postmaster of Philadelphia, was elected president of the Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters. Lambert, elected Tuesday, will assume office next year.
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Philadelphia
Anthony L. Lambert
Pennsylvania
National Association of Postmasters
Lambert
Alice
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