Tax Surcharge Extension Faces Political Hurdles
Nixon administration lags in securing a 10 percent income tax surcharge extension beyond June 30. Kennedy meets DSG moderates without solid support while White House weighs wage and price controls as a last resort. Six former treasury secretaries urge prompt extension.
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Joseph W. Barr
Prison Term For The Boot Mob Bosses In Newark
Rug gerio Richie the Boot Boiardo was sentenced to 22 to 30 years in state prison for conspiring to violate New Jersey gambling law. Judge James Giuliano gave Boiardo 80 and 18 other defendants varying sentences with fines up to 3000 dollars. The case ties to electronic bugging in a broader Mafia extortion probe in federal court. The article notes a correction for misidentifying Boiardo previously by the AP.
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Tony Boy” Boiardo
US Government Removes All Gold Coins From Circulation
In 1933 the United States government withdrew all gold coins from circulation as part of monetary policy. The action centralized gold reserves and shifted public holdings away from gold currency.
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United States
State Police Walk-In Applications Open Saturday
State Police in Illinois announces a walk-in recruitment day this Saturday June 14 at 9 a.m. No appointment required. McGuire says 200 more officers may be needed if pending manpower bills pass. Applications accepted at 14 district headquarters statewide.
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Illinois State Police
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James T. McGuire
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State of Illinois
South Cook County
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Elgin
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Pontiac
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Macomb
Metamora
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Champaign
Maryville
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Bingo bills fail in Illinois Senate committee
The Illinois Senate Judiciary Committee deadlocked 5 to 5, stalling two House-passed bing o bills that would exempt charitable bingo from anti gambling laws for religious civic and fraternal groups under state licensing.
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Illinois Senate Judiciary Committee
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Senate
Dirksen Donates Funds to Counties
Senate Republican leader Everett M. Dirksen said he distributed all unspent campaign funds to Illinois 102 county GOP organizations. He reported receiving over 110000 dollars in contributions and spending about 78000 dollars in the run up to his reelection last fall as required by law.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Politician Distributes 32000 to State Republican Groups
An aide described that the official took the remaining 32000 and divided it among 102 local Republican groups in the state. The remark notes how the funds were allocated as the distribution finished.
Freudenheim to Lead Chicago Daily News Paris Bureau
Chief of Bureau Milt Freudenheim will become chief of the Chicago Daily News Paris bureau on Sept. 1, succeeding Paul Ghali who will move to an editorial consultant role. Freudenheim, 42, will assume the post as Ghali shifts away.
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Milt Freudenheim
Chicago Daily News
Paris
Shuman to Succeed Freudenheim as News Editor
Nicholas R. Shuman, an assistant managing editor, will take over as national and foreign editor of the Daily News succeeding Freudenheim who has held the post since 1966. The announcement notes Shuman's long service and editorial responsibilities.
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