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Tax hike review eyed if business stays weak
President Johnson could delay or scale back a July 1 tax surcharge if business activity fails to pick up by spring. Officials stress tax flexibility to curb inflation, with possible date shifts or a short downturn tax cut if needed.
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Boston elevated train crash injures over a hundred
An elevated train slammed into the rear of a waiting train in Charlestown Boston during a heavy snowstorm injuring more than 100 people. Massachusetts General Hospital reported 55 arrived at the ER with mostly minor cuts strains and back injuries.
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GM Plant Idled By Pickets In Mansfield Ohio
Early morning picketing idled a General Motors plant in Mansfield as union members and company officials denounced the action as illegal. Two union men were hospitalized after an incident with plant security. the walkout followed suspensions of five workers amid a broader GM strike that last month prompted large layoffs.
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Hoffa Begins Eight Year Federal Prison Term
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa, fingerprinted and handcuffed, was taken to a federal penitentiary in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania to begin an eight year sentence for jury tampering. He defended himself, claimed a conspiracy, urged union members to persevere, and said he hoped to return to leadership after appeals.
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Tennessee
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Hoffa Faces Prison Regimen as He Heads to Lewistown
Hoffa prepares for Lewistown prison after his sentence. The Teamsters leader will wear blue or khaki work clothes and receive a haircut from the prison barber. He arrives at a maximum security unit with 1,400 inmates and goes through admission tests, orientation, and assigned work with monthly wages.
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Death Sentence Bills Taken Up In Committee
Raleigh AP report shows House Judiciary Committee favoring a measure allowing a solicitor to announce in open court that a death sentence is not sought. Action on two other capital punishment bills postponed to Thursday, including life sentence without jury recommendation and abolition with limited death options. Also a bill to curb masked Halloween behavior by inserting intent to intimidate into anti masking statute.
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