Goldberg Seen Aiming For Senate After U N Ambassadorship
Democratic leaders expect Arthur J. Goldberg to resign as U N ambassador this summer to run for New York’s Senate in 1968. Goldberg, tied to the Johnson Humphrey ticket, would leave his UN post before the next General Assembly in September, with a possible Supreme Court return if an open seat arises.
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Marines Ambushed In South Vietnam Bloodiest Patrol Yet
An outnumbered 16 man Marine and Vietnamese patrol along the central coast was ambushed by Saigon guerrillas, eight Marines one Navy corpsman and five of six Vietnamese on the patrol killed. A Long Beach based helicopter was downed during evacuation. One civilian killed and another wounded in a separate artillery barrage on a U.S. Special Forces camp.
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National Court Order Halts Firemen Strike in Kansas City
A temporary restraining order halted a firemen strike in Kansas City with a hearing set for March 1. One firefighter plans to return to work while leaders and city officials restart negotiations. Missouri Mediation Board Chair Daniel C. Rogers will meet with city officials and Firefighters Union Local 42. Governor Warren E. Hearnes ordered involvement in the dispute. More firemen called in sick as the 840-member force faced the potential off-duty status. The union is demanding a 10 percent wage increase and a reduction of hours from 50 to 50.4 per week.
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Cordiner fights back tax claim over GE era losses
Senate race figure Ralph J. Cordiner, ex GE president, fights a government claim for back income taxes of 123979.73. The IRS disallowed business loss of 145489.64 from a Florida cattle farm in 1963 and a 2992.58 deduction for two dinners with GE officers and major customers. Actress Jayne Mansfield sues ex husband Matt Cimber for 44000 in assault damages in Los Angeles court, alleging repeated beatings. James Thompson, the American silk magnate, vanished in Cameron Highlands Malaysia and is feared dead after a large search. Candace Messler and nephew Melvin Powers sue Foreman for land deed and 84000 in jewels given as collateral for fee. Russia’s Kushenko freed after paying 10000 fine in Alaska. Clark Kerr considers return to UC Berkeley as professor of industrial relations at 30,000 a year. Betty Hutton files 350000 suit against former landlords over reputation claims. James Hoffa’s bid for a new jury-tampering trial advances. he is to be brought to Chattanooga for proceedings. In New Orleans, a former resident is arrested as a witness in the Kennedy case.
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Independent Classified Notice Summary
Independent publication from Sonny Beach California lists a 1943 adjudication in Los Angeles Superior Court case C-16780 with monthly carrier and mail rates. The notice notes delivery charges of 275 dollars and 33 dollars, plus 350 dollars per month for a second clasp mafter.
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