Child Finds 100000 In Bonds in Brooklyn Find
A Brooklyn five year old, Donald McComiskey Jr., found a bag of bonds valued at 100000 dollars in front of his apartment. The bonds were made out to Harry Lieberwitz of Great Neck Li and were non negotiable. The youngster will return the bonds to the rightful owner that evening.
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New York
Donald McComiskey Jr
Brooklyn
Hoase
Donald
McComiskey
Harry Lieberwitz
Great Neck
Lieberwitz
North Carolina forecast cooler with gradual warming
A weather update shows fair, not as cold conditions this afternoon and tonight. Highs range from 36 to 41 degrees inland and 42 to 54 in mountains and coastal areas, with overnight lows in the 20s inland and 28 to 33 along the coast. Wednesday brings higher cloudiness and rising temperatures.
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North Carolina
Gen
Computer Ballots Save Time in Braintree Election Test
Town Clerk Carl R. Johnson finished tally in 3 hours 31 minutes using punched computer cards. Of 17 000 voters, 6427 cast ballots, 44 spoiled ballots required re punching. First Northeast test of the system, authorized by state law, drawing observers from several states.
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Howard H. Mason
Braintree
Mass
Carl R. Johnson
Johnson
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New England
California
Oregon
Georgia
Minnesota
Michigan
Maryland
Town Hall
Soldier Viet Nam letter from Buteh to family ends in heaven
A Vietnam veteran soldier, stationed in St Peter, writes a farewell letter to family, praising bravery and sacrifice. He reflects on his sisters Sandy Nell Gale Mom and Dad, hopes the twins and Sandy’s children will fight for freedom, and quotes a line about courage. He asks not to mourn, promises eternal memory, and signs as Butler.
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Viet Nam
St. Peter
Sandy
Nell
lGale
Williams
Thomas Williams
Southern High School
Alamance County
Tve
United States of America
Across in England Challenged and Militia Puzzle Gig
Puzzle grid appears with scattered clues and answers across various topics. Notes include references to golf gadgets, Biblical weed, and positions like contends and genuine, with entries on vegetables, rail causes, perches, and louse eggs. Names such as Charles Lamb and terms like window part appear among fragmented crossword material.
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England
Celebes
Clint
Cerlity
Arbor Real Home
Charles Lamb
Spanish U S diplomats swim to show no radioactivity
At Palomares Beach Spain a Spanish minister Manuel Fraga Iribarne and U S ambassador Angier Biddle Duke swam 344 minutes in cold Mediterranean waters to publicly claim the 17 January B 52 crash did not contaminate the sea. The event, part of Camp Wilson recovery efforts, followed by a visit to Passmares and a Nuncheon where Fraga praised local rescue work and the absence of harm to life forms.
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Palomares Beach
Spain
Mediterranean
U.S
Angier Biddle Duke
Duke
Information and Tourism
Manuel Fraga Irisborne
Defense Department
Madrid
Camp Wilson
Passmares Village
Fraga
Palomares
Almeria
Senate Votes Today on Tax Bill Amid Amendments
Washington AF reports the Senate begins voting on a $6 billion tax bill to fund the Vietnam war with hopes for late action. A first vote features Sen. Albert Gore Jr. proposal to drop two excise tax hikes and suspend the 7 percent investment tax credit for two years, while opponents defend the credit as essential to business capacity. The bill also contemplates restoring 7 percent auto and 10 percent telephone excise taxes to preJanuary 1 levels pending final action.
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Washington
Senate
Albert Gore
Dtenn
Gore
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Pbit
Arlington High School buses withdrawn over vandalism
About 900 Arlington High School pupils faced missed buses as the Arlington Transit System cut service on 12 routes amid repeated vandalism. School officials condemned the damage but praised efforts to identify culprits. Pupils pay 40 cents daily. absence due to bus shutdown not excused.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Arlington High School
Edgar A. Claffey
Indianapolis Transit System, Inc
Claffey
Thomas M. Haynes
Paul J. Miller
Arlington
VNLYS
Miller
Principe
Ralph W. Clevenger
Charges Against Gessner Dismissed
George John Gessner of Melbourne Florida had charges dismissed after a federal appeals panel overturned his earlier life sentence for passing restricted nuclear data to the Russians. The government said it could not proceed without the confession deemed involuntary, and noted difficulties obtaining a key witness. He was convicted June 8 1964 by a federal jury in Kansas City.
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Republicel
NEW York
Ae Rayn
Adve Erie
Rohr Corp
RoyCelu
Ken Fedd Corp
RoyBur
Aerojet
jRerrecore
ArkLaGas
Fitrolcp
Asamera
Taiailas
Graz
Zenith
Agi
Sap
Sientey
Brown Co
Fairchild Camera Foodratr
Wa Schlek
Seeburg
Dow Jones
Ae Shell Oi
Jal Equity Cp
Fly Tiger
Tolacs Mills
SingerCo
Devel
Ftraders
Socony
Vetta RR
Vita Tote
Particu
Galdifeld Es
Mich Sugar
St Brands
Montgoden
Goadyr
Ada
RIC
GraceCo
Scurry Rati
jeyStan
Ava
Sperry Rowery
York
West
Giwsug
Syntex Cp
Grev
Stevens JP
Technicol
GrumnAire
Studabaker
Associated Press
St Sal's
Gm Abbott Lab
Me'Swift Co
Saha Abc
Tive
Halliburt
Jama el
Texaco
Admiral
Alleg Corp Wa
AldledSir
HallySug
Thiskol
Homestic
AlisChat
Exdivi Atom Ltd
Amerada
Amtyan
Valstock
FOND
UN Fruitae Unit Corp
edlaeEx Ds
T&t
JeAnMan
Jen Logan
Univord
A AG Ag
Vendo Co
Hay Rms CX
VablPw
Kernold
Kerr
Kimb Clark
Siva
WarnPict
Koppers
Teta Bary
Atchison
Marvette
mtWwaraLam
WashWat
Kroger
Ayco Corp
Tata
Lofgis
Baha White
Mr Babeakw
Wilson
WinnBlx
Lionel Corp
Woolworth
Beckman
Beechar
Benguet
Bigelaws
Loritiara
Boise
Lucky St
Aia
Borden
Ies Lukens
SargWar
Associated Bross
Briggs
Qs Brunswick
BucyEr
Budd Co
Narasha
Bullerd
Bulova
Marquar
Burroughs
Compre
Mead
Merck
Merritt Chapa
Mar- CanPac
Mohasco
Cerro
A AG
Tan Manipow
Lieberwitz
McCert
Carolina Freight
Mat Dirlin
Union Bank
Franklin Life
Jefferson Stan
Life
Chrysler
Nai Dairy
Lance, Inc
Lite & Cas. Ins
CocaCola
Asa N.C.N.B
BTN
Ats Ha CovinRad
Nat Steel
Np Sea
Nevada
Sec
Life & Trust
Wachovia
Comsat
Cnngas
Bae Nor Pac
Nota Pw Ltd
Ont & Ai Bas
Norion
Norweh
Ask Pricee Havelerey
Sia Cs ‘ Sa
Life Asse
N.C
Baha Po Hardes
S . Wwe
Pac
Hatteras Yacht
Netchanga Benely
Henredon Furn
Act&t
Pan Am
Ibuck’s
Fsa
Distrdck
Fey
Pennzoil
Taswi Pfizer Ye Sa
Draper
Tata Teg
NEW York (Ap
Catton
Gewsat
Procter
Pullen
Bali
RaltenPur
Abe
Rayonier
Kansas City
Kan
George John Gessner
Gessner
Melbourne
Fla
Leavenworth
U.S
Kansas
Circuit Court of Appeals
George
Mexico
Johnson stance narrows NATO rift with France
The Washington Post reported President Johnson effectively rejected De Gaulle's plan, signaling the United States will move NATO forces out of France rather than cede control to Paris. Indications suggest broad backing from the 13 NATO allies.
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Washington Post
Johnson
de Gaulle
Chalmers M. Roberts
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Post
United States
France
NATO
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Detroit
Mich
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