New York Faces Transit Shutdown As Strike Nears
Public officials and citizens scramble for wheels as a looming strike threatens New York City's subway and bus system. Car pools form, hotels book rooms, and rental firms report surges. Mayor-elect Lindsay advocates fully occupied private cars and staggered hours while TWU negotiators press for a new two-year contract amid stalled talks.
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John V. Lindsay
John JJ. Gilhooley
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Transit Authority
Lindsay
City Transit Authority
TWU
Queens
Staten Island
Michael J. Quill
Five Middletown Crashes Drain $2000 in Damages
Police reported five auto accidents in Middletown over yesterday and today totaling about $2,000 in damage. Incidents included Hark G. Sennett, 17, at Woodlawn Avenue and the B and O tracks. Theodore R. Buchanan, 20, fleeing after a crash on Lafayette Avenue. James D. Fink, 22, speeding and crashing on Jefferson Road. Chandler Deaton, 45, and Charles Henry Jr., 27, colliding at Sutphin Street and Superior Avenue. and Blanche Flatter, 2203 Wilbraham Road, charged after a Verity Parkway collision.
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Hark G. Sennett
Kensington St
Woodlawn Avenue
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Sennett
Lafayette Ave
Theodore KR. Buchanan
Buchanan
Lafayette Avenue
Cherry Street
James D. Fink
Catalpa Drive
Jefferson Road
Chandler Deaton
Hodgenville
Charles Henry Jr
Lowell St
Sutphin Street
Superior Avenue
Henry
Blanche Flatter
Wilbraham Road
Garvin B. Travis
Verity Parkway
Girard Avenue
Ohio Tax Revenues Rise 10 Percent in First Half
Revenues from 12 major tax sources totaled 483.3 million dollars for the first half of the fiscal year ending today, according to State Treasurer John D. Herbert. This marks a 46.5 million dollar or 10.6 percent increase over the same period last year.
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Columbus, Ohio
John D. Herbert
Philippines Face Possible Troop Aid To Vietnam
In Manila Vice President Humphrey and President Marcos discussed a possible Philippine move to aid the United States in Vietnam. A government spokesman said Congress would need to approve any deployment and Marcos may call a special session.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
United States
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Congress
Marcos
Jose Aspiras
Franklin man sues over workers compensation eligibility
Fredric Harbach of 3500 Beatrice Drive files suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court against Elmer A. Heller the administrator of the Bureau of Workers Compensation and Diamond National Corp seeking to be declared eligible to participate in the compensation program. Harbach says he was injured October 1, 1957 in an accident when he fell from a struck while employed by the Gardner Co now the Gardner Division of Diamond National located at 407 Charles St Middletown. An appeal to the review board was denied October 28 by the Industrial Commission.
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Franklin
Fredric Harbach
Beatrice Drive
Butler County Common Pleas
Elmer A. Heller
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Diamond National Corp
Harbach
Gardner Co
Gardner Division
Diamond National
Charles St
Middletown
Review Board
Industrial Commission
Humphrey Travels for Talks Among Asia Leaders
Humphrey gifts include a silver desk set and a Norman Rockwell framed sketch for President Johnson. After New Year in Manila he heads to Taipei for talks with Chiang Kai-shek and then proceeds to South Korea.
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Humphrey
Marcos
Johnson
Norman Rockwell
Manila
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
South Korea
Quill tears up papers in TA antistrike bid
Quill on WOR TV Thursday night ripped up court papers served that day in a Transit Authority bid for an antistrike injunction. He warned he and other union leaders could face jail if required.
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Quill
WOR
Two Teens Arrested in Local Car Theft Case
Middle town police say two boys aged 16 and 17 were arrested in London Kentucky at 6 p.m. Tuesday in connection with a car stolen here earlier that day. The vehicle owned by Dewey Roberts of 600 N Verity Parkway was taken around 2 0 am. Both youths are described as walkaways from Longview State Hospital, from Middle town.
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Middletown
London
Dewey Roberts
N. Verity Parkway
Longview State Hospital
New Year's Eve Worship Planned at Two Churches
Special services start at 7 30 pm today at Bethlehem Lutheran in Middletown and First Baptist in Franklin. Bethlehem's Rev Paul Bergdale will speak on The Sign of the Times. First Baptist attendees will bring food and stay until midnight.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Middletown
First Baptist Church
Franklin
Bethlehem Lutheran
Paul Bergdale
First Baptist
Grand Jury To Get 40 Cases For January Session
Butler County grand jury convenes Monday for the January term with 40 cases on the docket. The panel includes 12 Middletown defendants such as William Haug III of Wynecounty, Pa., charged with second degree manslaughter from a fatal traffic crash. Other Middletown cases involve Minie Beavers, Alan Martin, Austin Tester, Gilbert Jones, Reese Brock, Leroy Snider and Dar. The jury, led by Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer, meets at 9 a.m. and will sit for two days with a jail visit on the schedule.
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Middletown
Butler County Grand Jury
Richard J. Wessel
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Joseph T Kiep
William Haug Ill
Wynecote
Middlettown No
Alan Martin
Austin Tester
Gilbert Jones
Reese Brock
Leroy Snider
Dar
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