Scranton Veto Intention Sparks Pennsylvania Budget Clash
Harrisburg AP. Democrats press Gov Scranton to reveal cuts behind a 20 million general appropriation plan while he vows to veto higher spending. The House and Senate approve emergency money for water relief checks and raise salaries for state workers, as Democrats push their own funding for scholarships and legislative pay.
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Stocks Roared After Slump To Hit Yearly Peak
New York stock market surged after a volatile session ending with the Dow up 10.81 to 51.40. Tuesday volume reached 10.49 million on the NYSE, sixth highest in exchange history, while 45 issues set new 1965 lows. Brokers blamed the erratic move on unsettled conditions.
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Workmen's Bills Pass In House in Harrisburg
A batch of Democratic labor measures clears the House and heads to the Senate. The key workmen's compensation bill would raise weekly benefits to 56 dollars, expand coverage for partial disability, disfigurement, and medical care, and remove certain waiting periods while making employers liable during disability. Other bills prohibit lie detector tests, include industrial insurance agents in unemployment coverage, and set penalties for late fringe benefit payments.
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Negro Is Chosen by Baptists
In Miami Beach a Tanzanian? no Liberia born Rev. Dr. William R Tolbert Jr aged 52 was elected as the first Black president of the World Baptist Alliance at its congress ending today. Describing the moment as revolutionary the Liberian leader said the group should judge by merit. A bomb threat disrupted the gathering forcing evacuation of about twelve thousand delegates but no bomb was found.
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France to withdraw its mine on office in Korea
In Seoul France says it will pull its Mni on office from the United Nations Command in Korea. The move follows broader NATO allied discussions and affects a key security role linked to multinational deployments.
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Senate cuts duty free for tourists to 100 dollars
The Senate passed a bill lowering the duty-free allowance for American tourists buying goods abroad from 160 dollars wholesale value to 100 dollars retail value, a move the House supported but with differences in other sections triggering a rush conference. The administration pushed for 50 dollars retail, claiming improved balance of payments, with President Johnson urged to sign before midnight to avoid an older law.
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