Farmer Loses 15 Year Tax Dispute With Government
William Lusk, 58, ended a 15 year struggle with what he called the tax boys and left jail to return to his Southern Illinois farm $100000 poorer. He wore a government rented hearing aid and had been held on a contempt order after refusing to produce stocks. He had offered $500 last December, deemed ridiculous, and faced a mental examination. His lawyer noted the case dragged on 15 years, with Lusk hoping to beat Sgt Alvin York's 17 year tax dispute record.
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Chicago
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Southern
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James B. Parsons
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Parsons
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Goldstein
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Alvin York
York
Nixon urges GOP unity and center path for 1966
Richard Nixon called for party unity and a center course to include moderates as the GOP prepares for the 1966 elections. He dodged questions on a 1968 presidential run and said he had no appetite for a leadership role without a portfolio. He downplayed Goldwater’s leadership and emphasized unity over factional splits.
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Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Paign
Kennedy
Japan
Nixon
GOP
San Francisco
Republi
Goldwater
Texas
John G. Tower
Ford Workers Face Total Layoff As Result Of Strike
DETROIT AP Ford Motor Co faces a total layoff for 160000 workers as a strike continues. Ford and the UAW planned to meet with the national bargaining committee next Thursday to resolve issues and end the walkout. The company had run 50 000 to 55 000 cars and 10 000 trucks weekly before the strike, dropping to 36000 cars and 6000 trucks last week due to plant shutdowns.
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UAW
Ford Bargaining Committee
Malcolm Denise
Pecs Saeatesty
Syria and Israel clash with casualties reported
Israeli army spokesman says 3 Israelis killed and 11 injured in an assault attributed to Syria. Damascus reports 7 dead and 26 injured as fighting broadens with napalm for alleged strikes on Israeli settlements. Both sides accuse the other of provoking the clash near the demilitarized zone.
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Israel
Damascus
Syria
Jellied Petroleum
Dan
Shaar Huishuv
U.N
Reds Reject Deadlock Proposal
United Nations report says the Soviet Union rejected a new plan to finance U.N. peace keeping operations. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson said Washington received no funds from Moscow toward the $52.6 million U.N. debt. Diplomats noted the rejection came despite a proposal to have a Communist pay dues for Congo and Middle East operations rather than in the Security Council where Moscow holds veto power.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U. N
Adlai E. Stevenson
United A
U.N
Congo
Middle East
Security Council
Policemen Named In Indictments Court Friday
A grand jury indicted several policemen with indictments to be announced in court Friday. The jury described the incidents as "undesirable" and noted a broader climate surrounding the cases.
Soviet Car Barricaded in Restricted U.S. Zone Incident
In Heidelberg Germany a Soviet military liaison car entered a restricted U S area near Nuernberg. A Soviet colonel and driver were detained for about seven hours before release. A U S guard fired a warning shot and then at the rear tire as the vehicle attempted to leave. No word on hits. The Soviets protested through Frankfurt and responses were not disclosed.
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Heidelberg
Germany
U.S
Nuernberg
United States
East Germany
U.S. Army
Frankfurt
Johnson Ponders Programs Amid Deer Hunting Season
President Johnson focuses on social welfare and legislative plans for January while deer hunting season opens. Secretary Wirtz and Secretary Celebrezze assist in shaping the Great Society proposals, with the domestic agenda serving as the year’s major policy event for Johnson.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
W. Willard Wirtz
Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Congress
Wirtz
Celebrezze
Fae
He Played Dead To Foil Grizzly
Don Siers heard the disturbance about 300 yards away and hurried to the spot to find his companion pretending to be dead to mislead the bear.
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Grizzly
Don Siers
Witnesses Place Rinaldi Shopping During Wife Slain Trial
Ten witnesses testified Friday that Frank Rinaldi was shopping on Christmas Eve as doctors said his pregnant wife Lucille Begg Rinaldi was killed. Defense sought to undermine the state's timeline and alibi details while jurors heard about the couple's movements from Chapel Hill to Hillsborough.
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N.C
Frank Rinaldi
Rinaldi
Lucille Begg Rinaldi
Waterbury
Conn
Raymond Mallard
Barry Winston
John F. Lipp
Alfred L. Foushee
Foushee
Eastgate
N. F. Rodman
Rodman
Chapel Hill
Lipp
Hill
One Year Since the Dallas Assassination
Associated Press writer Sid Moody recalls the assassination of President Kennedy in Dallas and the enduring impact felt a year later at 12:30 p.m. on that November day. The Enterprise Sunday presents Moody’s feature on memories, fears, loneliness, and questions that linger after the tragedy.
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Eer Wes
Texas School Book Depository
Associated Press
Sid Moody
Enterprise
Vatican approves unity schema for ecumenism decree
The Vatican Ecumenical Council overwhelmingly approves its unity schema by a vote of 1 870 to 82 in St Peter's Basilica. The final chapter of De Ecumenismo receives minor textual tweaks as the council nears completion in its third session.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
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