FBI raids crush two draft dodging payoff rings
U.S. agents arrest 38 in New York, Cleveland and five other cities for selling fake enlistment papers and aiding draft evasion. The operation nets defendants including Solomon Gottfried and Paul Miller, with charges ranging from forging documents to aiding and abetting.
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Ohio
Akron
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N.Y
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Paul G. Miller
Flushing
Queens
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Miller
Earl E. Brown
Frank M. Kovach Jr
Parma
Donald Taylor
Solons Endorse Credit Controls
The House Banking and Currency Committee voted to grant President Johnson power to regulate installment buying to curb inflation. The action, nearly unanimous, would restore wartime controls on down payments and repayment terms, following approval timing aligned with extending the Defense Production Act for two years.
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Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
President Johnson
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
White House
Stock Market Prices Decline After Tax Proposal
New York AP reports a sharp stock market drop following President Johnson's hint of a possible income tax increase. Early heavy selling cooled as trading steadied and prices edged higher, with electronics, aerospace, airlines and office equipment shares among the hardest hit.
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New York
Johnson
Johnson offers India extra grain aid and food relief
President Johnson proposed 3.5 million tons of grain plus 150 million pounds of vegetable oils and other supplies to India as Indira Gandhi headed to New York after talks. He urged Congress to endorse the plan and called India a good and deserving friend.
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LBJ
India
Washington
Johnson
Indira Gandhi
New York
U.S
Congress
Patrolman Eugene Parker Joins Monroe Police Force
Monroe Police Chief James C. Kelly Jr. announced new patrolman Eugene Parker, formerly of Winnsburo, joined March 16 to replace a retiring officer. Parker completed recruit training and will patrol traffic with a partner. He resides at 700 S 7th St with wife Marilyn and two year old son Michael.
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Eugene Parker
Winnsboro
Monroe
James C. Kelly, Jr
Parker
Monroe Force
S. 7Th St
Marilyn
Michael
Friends Launch $50,000 Reward for Surfside Kidnapping
In Surfside, Florida, friends create a $50,000 reward drive to aid in locating 18 year old Daniel Goldman who was abducted from his home. Police pursue leads, conduct raids, and guard the family as FBI help continues. A prayer service is planned at Temple Rafael.
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FBI
Morton M. Eckhaus
Woodmere
N.Y
Mark
Eckhaus
Woodmere Blvd
Washington
American University
Jacob Freiberg
Foam Place
Far Rockaway
New York City
Rubin Guterman
Bonnie Drive
Westbury
New Hyde Park
Guterman
Gerald
Schenck Ave
Great Neck
Allan Holub
W. Hudson St
Long Beach
Jack
James Luizza
Goth St
Woodhaven
Anthony
John Paternostro
77Th Road
Flushing
Alfred
Sydney Risch
Brighton Beach Ave
Brooklyn
Stephen
Rich
Julian Schulman
Echo Place
Bronx
Neal
Philip Wintner
Felter Ave
Hewlett Park
N. Y
Brooklyn Electric
Neil S. Barash
Mott Ave
Michael N. Duckman
Heights Road
Manhasset
Robert M. Feldman
Beach 22Nd St
John Ferrer
106Th St
Hofstra University
Robert Karpen
Beach 66Th St
Arverne
Steven B. Knobbel
Beach 12Th St
Mitchell S. Margo
Ocean Parkway
Ronald A. Mayersohn
E. 77Th
New York
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Jist Crescent
Fresh Meadows
Robert J Vandina
Balfour St
Valley Stream
Camp Gordon
Stephen Walker
Birch Drive
Roslyn Heights
Life Insurance Company
Howard Weisblum
Little Neck Parkway
Queens
Leonardo Liantonio
Jefferson St
Hoboken
N. J
Rego Park
Miami
Fla
Daniel Goldman
Surfside
Miami Beach
Daniel
Temple Raphael
Aaron
Warren Dalrymple
Goldman
Biscayne Bay
Sharon Lloyd
Montreal
George Tremblay
Judith Walston
Buffalo
Computer Match Couples Tie Wedding Plan in New York
Neal Bitran and Arlene Gotkin, matched by Operation Match, plan to marry on September 3 after discovering each other on their lists. The Harvard-born service provides each applicant at least five compatible names, though success is not guaranteed.
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New York
Neal Bitran
Arlene Gotkin
Arlene
Neal
Operation Match
Harvard University
Solons In Uproar Over Hiking Taxes
Washington AP tense debate as President Johnson hints at a possible $5 billion to $10 billion tax increase to fight inflation. Republicans and Democrats clash over spending cuts versus tax hikes while advisers weigh economy impacts and future congressional elections.
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Johnson
Congress
Voung
Budget Bureau
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Byrnes
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Senate Finance Committee
Monroe Considers Cutting Ties With Parish Drainage Ditch
Mayor Howard denies city had advance knowledge of a parish drainage ditch in Lamy Lane and says the city may plug the connection to its canal. Parish and city engineers dispute who knew and approved the culverts while residents seek to relieve a mosquito breeding area and health hazard.
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Monroe
W. L. Howard
Lamy Lane
Tom Keller
Howard
Keller
Herbert I. Collier
Collier
Robert Downing
Ward 10
Downing
Louisiana Public Works Department
Bayou DeSiard
Jamar Adcock
Sallie Humble School
Wossman Recreation Center
Little Theatre
Louisville Ave
City
Springtime Weather Returns With Mild Temperatures
Springtime weather returns with mild temperatures and partly cloudy skies through Thursday. Highs expected between 64 and 68 degrees, with nightly lows from 38 to 44. Tuesday reached a 56 degree high and a 39 degree low this morning.
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Twin Cities
Scientists Scoff At UFO Sightings Debate
Three space scientists at a Baltimore gathering question flying saucer reports. Dr. Campbell says sightings are mind tricks, Hall says aliens would display more advanced tech, Walsh cites pilots and trains as safer causes for fear.
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Baltimore, Md
Paul A. Campbell
John S. Hall
Lowell Observatory
Arizona
Edward C. Walsh
Walsh
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Bell
Campbell
Hall
Michigan
Crossroads
Oklahoma
Paris
New York
London
Venus
Orson Welles
Camden
N.J
Mars
Congress Votes Daylight Saving Time For Nation
Congress approved a uniform six month daylight saving plan to start in 1967. The measure requires regions observing daylight saving this year to switch from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October and would place the nation on daylight saving thereafter unless a state's legislature elects to stay on standard time.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Senate House
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