Lindsay Johnson differ on transit settlement inflation claim
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay rebutted President Johnson's inflation concerns about the 12 day transit strike settlement. The deal raises wages for 34 400 workers by 15 percent over two years and adds health welfare pension and other benefits. Federal analysts predict 4.5 to 4.6 percent annual labor costs.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Johnson
Lindsay
Transit Authority
Afl-Cio
Transport Workers Union
Nathan Feinsinger
Feinsinger
Federal Paper announces improvements at Morris plant
Federal Paper Board Company confirms a major expansion at Morris Paper Mills including a rebuilt 120 inch cylinder board machine with clay coating and a new high speed gravure press at the carton plant. The Illinois facility is one of 22 Federal mills, with production planned for late this year and cost undisclosed.
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Morris Paper Mills
Federal Paper Board Company, Inc
Morris
Carton
Board Mill
Federal
Midwest
Illinois Board
Federal Paper Board Company
United States
Herald
Bogota
N. J
Paper Board
Origial Company
Nationwide
Page Announces GOP Candidacy for Re election
Springfield Illinois AP State School Supt Ray Page宣布寻求连任第二任期 并预计将于1月28日共和党大会获得提名 Cook County GOP主席Timothy Sheehan表示党内无异议 Page强调设立一个 electable state board of education 并指出若由州长任命董事会将产生另一种方案 Page坚持让人民继续直接选举州长或改由董事会任命的权力 这项主张与去年在参院被阻挠的 governor 任命董事会提案相关
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Springfield
Ill
Ray Page
Timothy Sheehan
Cook County
GOP Committee
Page
State Board of Education
Illinois Senate
Soviet Pravda criticizes China on communism pace
The Pravda editorial accuses China of leaning toward capitalism and argues poverty is not a path to communism. It contends workers deserve a taste of the good life now and dismisses charges of provocativeness.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Red China
Douglas declares bid for reelection to U S Senate
Senator Douglas of Illinois announced at a dinner that he will be a candidate for reelection to the U S Senate if the Democratic Party wants him to run. He pledged his candidacy during the event.
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Chicago
Senaul Il
Douglas
D-Il
Democratic Party
U.S. Senate
Italian Premier Wins Confidence Vote Over Foreign Policy
Premier Aldo Moro secured a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies on his conduct of Italian foreign policy after Amintore Fanfani resigned as foreign minister. The four government coalition partners voiced support for Moro and Italy's pledge to aid in efforts toward Vietnam peace. He stated no change in policy and credited Fanfani while noting secrecy ties to the Hanoi peace feeler.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
Chamber of Deputies
Amantore Fanfani
Christian Democrats
Moro
Italy
Fanfani
Chamber
Giorgio la Pira
Hanoi
Gunman Slain in California Tipped Off Police on Plot
Beverly Hills authorities said one of two gunmen killed in the attempted kidnapping of Leonard K. Firestone was an informant who alerted police. George Scalla, 28, had gone to the LAPD claiming his partner would kill him, and officers used the tip to trap the plan. Bailey, 44, and Scalla were shot by stakeout officers after confrontations at Firestone’s home. Investigators note potential involvement of 10 to 20 people and a ransom plan of 2 to 8 million dollars based on cryptic notes.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Leonard K. Firestone
George Scalla
Los Angeles
John E. Hawkins
Sealla
William Calvin Bailey
Firestone
San Francisco
Albert Garber
Bailey
Hawkins
Scalla
Hankins
B. L. Cork
Sheriff’s Deputy Testifies on Juice Loan Pressure at Hearings
Deputy William Witsman of the Cook County sheriff’s police testified at Illinois Crime Investigating Commission hearings about interceding with Chicago gangsters to help Nick Kokonis in debt to underworld lenders. Kokonis, a former bail bondsman, invoked the Fifth Amendment 61 times when questioned.
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Chicago
William Witsman
Cook County Sheriff's Police
Nick Kokonis
Witsman
Illinois Crime Investigating Commission
Kokonis
Commission
Joseph K. Luby
House Studies Antipoverty Program Plan
The Education and Labor Committee moves to rewrite antipoverty legislation focusing on job training and work placement. Proposals would trim or remove many OEO programs and possibly shift leadership toward the Department of Labor. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell leads the push with GOP critics arguing for earlier, tighter job training focus.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Education and Labor Committee
Office of Economic Oportunity
OEO
Department of Labor
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Powell
William H. Ayres
Ohio
GOP
Communities Plan to Keep Pace with Development Efforts
This weekly piece surveys regional planning moves in Morris Grundy County and nearby towns. It notes rising use of planning commissions, zoning rules, and building updates as communities like Coal City Seneca Channahon Wilmington and Kendall County push long term development programs.
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George M. Pendell
Morris
Grundy County
Ottawa
Minooka
Coal City
Seneca
Channahon
Wilmington
Kendall County
Dick Young
Planning Commission
Morris and Grundy County
Humphrey Reports On Soviet Talks
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey returned from India and briefed President Johnson on his meeting with Soviet Premier Kosygin. He described discussions covering politics and climate, and noted Johnson's State of the Union emphasis on a peaceful Vietnam settlement.
Plane with 59 aboard forces down off Colombia coast
A DC 4 propeller plane carrying 59 people was forced down at sea off Colombia after a 20 minute Cartagena Barranquilla flight. The crash occurred about five minutes after takeoff from Cartagena as naval units launched the rescue operation.
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Bogota
Colombia
Cartagena
Barranquilla
Atlantic
Cartagena Naval Base
Cold snap eases with warm day ahead in forecast
The U S Weather Bureau predicts a high in the 30s and nightly lows around 15 degrees today. Sunday looks cloudy with possible snow or rain. Friday peaked at 31 degrees at Collins Weather Station, with 6 pm reading 26 degrees.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Collins Weather Station
Soviet Union Promises More Viet Nam Aid
AP report from Saigon and Moscow notes U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and roving ambassador Harriman in Saigon to reassure South Vietnam of continued American support while seeking peace talks. In Moscow Tass announces added Soviet aid to North Vietnam and a new agreement for further assistance without details.
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Soviet Union
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
Viet Nam
Johnson
Harriman
Hhere
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
William C. Westmoreland
Asia
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Moscow
North Viet Nam
Tais
Hanoi
Alexander N. Shelepin
Soviet Communist Party
Peking
Democratic Republic of
North
Tass
J and L awards Putnam County grading contract
Jones and Laughlin Steel Co. awards Western Contracting Corp. of Sioux City a preliminary grading and site prep contract for a Putnam County Illinois project. Work includes clearing 300 to 400 acres, road preparation, and about seven miles of rail track ahead of mill construction. Key figure: J&L board chairman Charles M. Beeghly. No cost figure released. The project aims to be the company’s largest single development.
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Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Co
Putnam County
Western Contracting Corp
Sioux City
Iowa
Charles M. Beeghly
J&l Board
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