Britain Readies Budget With Pay Freeze and Tax Hikes
London AP report outlines a Labor government budget to curb imports by freezing wages for 12 months and raising taxes on income corporation sales gas oil liquor beer wine and tobacco. Prime Minister Wilson and Chancellor Jenkins seek to restore Britain's balance of payments after the pound devaluation.
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London
Cetm At
TMS
Roy Jenkins
House of Commons
Pound
Britain
Jenkins
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Marines Overrun Rocket Band Near DMZ. 67 Dead
U S Marines broke a North Vietnamese rocket group four miles north of Dong Ha, killing 67 enemies and suffering 12 dead and 24 wounded. Three prisoners captured as heavy shelling and air support followed. Casualties in the area this month exceed 900 for Marines.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Dong Ha
Khe Sanh
A. U.S
Esman
Tan Son Nhut
Weather update for Southwest Ohio and Miami Valley
The forecast calls for cloudy mild weather with scattered showers tonight and again Wednesday. Expect a low around 40 and highs in the 50s. Yesterday’s high reached 65 and this morning’s low was 42. At 8 am the temperature stood at 47.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
North Vietnamese defectors claim advance notice of B52 raids
Six defectors told Saigon reporters that Hanoi could learn 24 hours in advance of U.S. B52 strikes and approximate raid coordinates from foreign agents and Hanoi security sources. U.S. officers disputed the claim noting many missions are not planned a day ahead.
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Saigon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Nguyen Cong Tan
Haoi Oehering Lang
Khe Sanh
Central Security Service
Vietnam
Guam
Thailand
U.S
Dong
Luong Dinh du
Convicted killer Moseley wounds guard then flees hospital
Winston Moseley, jailed for the 1964 Kitty Genovese murder, slugged a prison guard and fled a hospital. State and federal police searched at least 16 states, with focus on western New York. Genovese, 28, was slain in NYC and her neighbors' inaction sparked controversy.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Winston Moseley
Katherine “Kitty” Genovese
New York
Miss Genovese
New York City
Queens
Kennedy Johnson clash grows more personal in race
RFK may widen rift with Johnson as Kennedy denounces limits on presidential travel and rules out becoming Johnsons running mate. He drew verdicts from 17 000 Kansas students and 30 000 at Kansas State events, signaling strong youth support and a tougher tone in the Democratic contest.
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Joseph E. Mohbat
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Kansas
White House
Johnson
U.S
Kansas University
United States
New York Democrat
Kansas State
University of Kansas
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
America
Officials Study AID Port Costs
U S aid officials plan to urge 16 nations to cut port charges for overseas food aid to save about 11 million dollars. Rutherford Poats told a Senate subcommittee the new procedure could avoid a 17 million dollar drain. Nations named include India Vietnam Pakistan Korea Philippines Indonesia Brazil Dominican Republic Colombia Ecuador Chile Peru Congo Tunisia Morocco and Turkey.
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U.S
Rutherford M. Poats
Agency For International Development
Senate
Poats
Associated Press
United States
Johnson
General Accounting Office
Congress
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Subcommittee
India
Vietnam
Pakistan
Korea
Philippines
Indonesia
Brazil
Dominican Republic
Columbia
Ecuador
Chile
Peru
The
Congo
Tunisia
Morsocco
Turkey
Rockefeller to seek Republican nomination for president
The New York Times reports Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller will announce a presidential bid and enter the Oregon primary on May 28. Aides deny knowledge of the plan. Advisers weigh a moderate dove stance on Vietnam to set apart from Nixon.
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The
New York Times
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
Hugh Morrow
Vietnam
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
James M. Gavin
New Yorker
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
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