Scranton Threatens to Use Veto Power Over Democratic Plan
In Harrisburg AP dispatch, Governor Scranton vows to wield item veto power to curb Democratic spending. Democrats, alarmed, consider overrides as they push a $1.151 billion general appropriation bill totaling $1.376 billion while Scranton supports a leaner $1.131 billion package. Lawmakers debate tax exemptions, pay hikes, and police staffing as the dispute widens.
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Martin F. Mullen
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Joshua Eilberg
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Lindsay Supported By Liberal Party
The Liberal party in New York endorsed Rep. John V. Lindsay for mayor, boosting his fusion bid as a Republican candidate. The endorsement, decided by voice vote, follows Liberal strength in past elections and could place a Liberal on Lindsay’s ticket alongside Democratic-leaning allies. Lindsay seeks a nonpartisan administration to replace Mayor Wagner with a broad coalition.
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Sit-In Verdict Tangles Berkeley Campus Protests
Berkeley jury convicts 293 demonstrators in the December sit-in at the administration building ending weeks of campus conflict. Lawyers say the actions were legitimate and necessary political protest. Sentences begin July 19 with most facing jail and fines, as higher courts may review.
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Edmund G. Brown
Students Riot Rocks Seoul Over Diplomatic Treaty
Scores of rioting students were injured and 341 arrested in Seoul as demonstrations erupted against the treaty establishing diplomatic relations between South Korea and another nation. Police used crowd control to restore order after protests spread near major universities.
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Reform Drive Aims To Rethink Presidential Conventions
Washington AP report outlines Republican moves to study convention rules with Ray Bliss proposing a committee. Eisenhower advocates reform citing chaos, crowding, and intimidation at conventions, urging stricter chairs and controlled TV access. Bliss recalls a desk security incident and criticizes separate fundraising groups potentially harming party unity.
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Launch Delay at Cape Kennedy for Weather Satellite
The Tires 10 weather satellite launch at Cape Kennedy Florida has been postponed until Thursday night to fix radio frequency problems that prevented proper ground checkout of the spacecraft.
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Transit Bill Is Passed En Route To Governor For Signature
Harrisburg AP reports a 312.9 million mass transit bill cleared the Senate 43 to 4 after negotiations with Gay Scranton and Democratic leadership and moves to the governor’s desk for signature. The measure allocates about 6.2 million for the next two years for operating emergencies and 6 million for capital construction and related needs.
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