Brink's Losses Mount After Church Rectory Holdup
Brink's Inc estimates a loss of 225000 in a church rectory robbery in Norwood Norwood suburb of Chicago. Two priests and a Brink's guard were bound while gunmen wearing Halloween masks hijacked the armored truck and fled with funds. A prior Paterson New Jersey holdup involved 515000. Investigators await inventory and more precise figures.
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Johnson to Review World Developments and Ambassadorships
President Johnson meets with Secretary Rusk and McGeorge Bundy to review world developments and budget matters. George McGhee will travel to the ranch to discuss West Germany, while plans for 15 to 20 ambassadorial shifts begin in January. Johnson says the State of the Union will be brief with phased proposals over four years.
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Johnson plans broad talent hunt for new federal aides
President Johnson signals a shakeup in his small cabinet by ordering a talent hunt to recruit new undersecretaries and aides from government ranks. He recently named William Driver to head the Veterans Administration and Sheldon Cohen as IRS collector, amid a flurry of vacancies and political speculation.
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Monroe Broadcasters seeks FM station permit at 101.7 frequency
Monroe based firm Monroe Broadcasters Inc applied to the Federal Communications Commission for a permit to build a new FM station on 101.7 megahertz. The commission has taken the application under advisement.
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Monroe
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Burglary Sentence Given In Monroe Case
Judge Hillyer S. Parker presided in a brief Fourth District session and sentenced 22-year-old Jimmie L. Cooper of Monroe to five years in the Angola state penitentiary after pleading guilty to jeep burglary owned by Tom Bailey. Cooper was remanded for pre sentence investigation. Jessie McCloud of Rt. 4 Monroe pleaded guilty to hit and run and was remanded with trial set for Jan. 22 after entering a not guilty plea.
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Monroe
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Angola
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Jessie McCloud
Rt. 4
Ex-Con Slain In Boston Tol Now 11 Slain In Gangland Murders
Boston records 11 unsolved gangland style killings in Greater Boston since March. The latest victim is George E. Ash 43 found stabbed and shot in a parked sedan near St Phil ips church after being seen Christmas night with gifts for his nieces in Marshfield. Police link the deaths to rival gang factions amid renewed violence.
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Providence
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Ash
Marshfield
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U S Wheat Deal Stands Despite Nasser Slap
The United States will supply Egypt 16.994 million dollars worth of surplus wheat under Food-for-Peace. The Agriculture Department authorized the purchase and Egypt will pay in its currency, a portion of which may be spent in the United Arab Republic.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
America
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Department
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Charges Highlight DUI and Weapon Carry Cases
In Magee Mississippi David H Kennedy faced charges for illegal carrying of a weapon and a speeding count that ended in a $25 fine plus costs. The court set hearings for January 22 on the DUI and resisting arrest charges.
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New IRS chief Cohen pledges calm tax service approach
President Johnson names Sheldon S. Cohen, chief IRS counsel, as commissioner with Senate confirmation needed. A Washington native born 1927, Cohen led IRS aims to ease fear and improve public cooperation after Mortimer Caplin and Bertrand Harding transitions. He is a Navy veteran, George Washington graduate, CPA, and ex Law firm associate. He and wife Faye Fram live in Chevy Chase with four children.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Bertrand Harding
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Saragat Pledges Faith To Nation
Rome AP Giuseppe Saragat 66 the first Socialist president in Italian history swore allegiance to the nation as a 101 gun salute roared over Rome from Janiculum Hill He was elected by Parliament to a seven year term after 21 ballots succeeding Christian Democrat Antonio Segni who resigned due to illness Moro's party split left the government under threat Saragat pledged peace disarmament social justice and a united Europe stressing defense of peace and democratic institutions.
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Janiculum
Antonio Segni
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