Tax bills looming as 1966 reappraisal hits Clifton Farm
Butler County Treasurer Mark G. Wendel warns tax bills for 1966 first half due in 1967 will rise for Clifton Farm residents due to a six year property re appraisal, city annexation, and higher land values. About 83,000 bills go out Friday with Middletown and Madison Township seeing notable increases.
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Crime Panel Calls For War On Mob
The President's Commission on Law Enforcement urges a national drive against La Cosa Nostra. It cites nine dominant families controlling crime in big cities, with revenues from gambling, loan sharking, narcotics, vice and labor racketeering. The report notes vast influence and corruption.
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Newsmen Mentioned in Panel on Trial Information Rules
A presidential panel urged police prosecutors bar associations and courts to adopt reasonable regulations governing information released to newsmen about criminal cases. The rules should minimize prejudicial statements while protecting legitimate public reporting and be enforced by administrative and professional discipline and, in limited cases, by courts. The panel warned that unrestrained news gathering in court can prejudice trials and that inaccurate or inadmissible information poses a greater threat to fairness.
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Middletown Forecast Delivers Cold, Partly Cloudy Skies
Partly cloudy skies and cold temperatures forecast for Middletown and vicinity. Highs from 35 to 40 and tonight's low between 20 and 25 with a chance of light snow through tomorrow.
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The Think Factory offers only advice in Middletown
A peek into The Think Factory reveals its sole product is advice and the Rand Corporation feature appears on page 46. Two new Middletown Police Division members strike fear in local hoodlums, though they are posed as ordinary at home, per page 45.
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Garrison presses claim Oswald not sole Kennedy killer
In a New Orleans interview district attorney Jim Garrison said new evidence shows Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone in the November 22 1963 Kennedy assassination. He cited New Orleans as a planning factor and promised arrests and convictions after reviewing Warren Commission flaws.
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Bloodied VC Avoid Major Engagement After Week of Heavy Fighting
In Saigon reports say Communist battalions ducked for cover after a week of intensified fighting. A US spokesman noted allied forces saw little contact Saturday amid persistent weather hindering operations. Despite air raids, casualties and precise counts remain uncertain.
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Mao foes gain partial victories in Tibet battles
AP reports foes of Mao Zedong scored partial victories in key battles as anti-Maoists push to regain control of Tibet. In Peking Foreign Minister Chen Yi warned of no slackening in Maoist purge and denunciations of Zionism and capitalist restoration. Sporadic fighting also noted in Inner Mongolia and 연락 amid disrupted communications.
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Powell Poised for House Seat With Slap and Censure
Republican leaders reportedly accept Powell’s seating with severe censure and pay dock in a plan supported by four Republicans on the Powell inquiry committee. A party split remains among Democrats, with Pepper considering alternatives. The outcome hinges on Monday’s committee discussions and the party balance in the House.
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