Pensions Kept and Budget Cut Discussed in City Meeting
The city capped about 62000 from the budget after a lengthy review of the proposed city manager plan. Public hearings were set for June 11, with the library, salaries, and school budget topics to follow. The council criticized library fees and debated tax-rate impacts while confirming pension funding and state retirement system contributions.
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Gotnelt
Lirrany Tristees
iNgumn
Tensiens
Carthy
Macgaret
Lot
Shea
Redideer
State Water Department
Miynrt Sheaan Counciman
D K. Christine
Charles A. Hambly
Dolin
Harrington J. Me
Datbly
McCarthy
Alsa
Kay and
Tourotreets
Burke
Cornell
People’s Lissbeary
New Exile Unit Spurs Anti Castro Activities
A Cuban exile group alliance formed from RECE and other factions planned intensified anti Castro actions after last weekend’s failed Cuba infiltration attempt. Spokesman Ernesto Freyre said coordination among exiles will grow, with potential attacks in the works. The incident drew government charges of conspiracy by Casto allies and prompted budget-related local political notes not central to the main story.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Fidel Castro
RECE
Treseloy A
ABC
Ernesto Breyre
Freyre
New Federation
Commatktas
Anl
Cohan
Sis
Semaic Casto Age
Crtitray
Gemini 9 Flight Delayed Again By Trouble At Cape Kennedy
Cape Kennedy reports Titan 2 rocket issues delayed the Gemini 9 mission. Astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan remained aboard as delays pushed the space walk and rendezvous to Friday morning EDT. A separate target satellite launch from a nearby pad proceeded, but guidance and shuttle problems interrupted the attempt.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
Corpan
Gece
Rendez
Villaff
Limr
Willian CL Selmentir
Uwo
Space Agency
Gemini Cafe
Duosa
Statbird
Ken Schuh
Astro Adits
Ford Sain
Cowd Shen
Seti
Iwi
Uhin
Wheelo
Schneider Vy Wal Mebili
Atlas
Cape Nennedy
Gemini 9
Rights Parley Tackles Equality for Negroes at Civil Rights Conference
Washington AP report on a White House Civil Rights Conference where 2400 delegates debated a multibillion dollar plan to achieve full equality for African Americans across housing, jobs, education, and justice administration. The plan allows each discussion group to draft and vote on recommendations, amid tensions over conference rigging claims and endorsements from CORE and Vice President Hubert Humphrey.
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Washington
APY
White House
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Ben W. Heineman
Planning Council
Eigens
Counmell
Hat
Aetna
Douro
Cloud B. McKisick
Congress of Aa
Turmoil in Saigon as Buddhist protests clash with junta
Rioting students sack Buddhist sites in Hue while U S pilots dodge missiles in North Vietnam. A near record strike against Yeu Bay storage temples marked renewed peace talks in Saigon. Civilian representatives may join the ruling committee as clashes injure monks a driver and a G I. The grenade attack near the Buddhist youth center leaves a monk in a coma.
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Saigon
Badutngt
Mrumier Neuyen Gao Ky
Val’ Hue
U.S
Yoo Bay
Individ
GallarSet
North
Begai
Gia Long
Buddhist Institute
Saigon Radio
Viet Nam
Iyoung
Budhist
Minh
Tran van Do
Thien Mint
Middletown Asked to Lift Surfing Ban on Second Beach
Surfers and parents protest Middletown Beach Commission move to ban surfing on weekends and holidays and limit use on work days. A town hall meeting is set for 8 30 tonight with surfers to seek a compromise amid resident opposition. Local officials debate equal beach privileges and a potential surfing tournament.
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Middletown
Second Beach
Middletown Beach Commission
Beach Commission
Town Hall
Renewal Agency Seeks Large Loan for Downtown Project
The Redevelopment Agency advertised a preliminary loan of 1 420 000 with bids open on June 4 and funds expected by July 14 if awarded. Delays in federal involvement and property acquisitions threaten the Long Wharf Market Square project and the sale of city Water Department property on West Marlborough Street, drawing concern from the Downtown Business Council about potential harm to local retailers and sponsors.
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Doom
Manes Street
Fuyer
Tate
United States
Sich
Long Wharf - Market Square
DBC
Water Department
West Marlborough Street
Raytheon Gets Navy Contract for Sonar Equipment
The Navy Department awarded a $12.3 million contract to Raytheon for sonar equipment installations on ships. Work will be completed at the Portsmouth plant. Claiborne Pell and Fernand St Germain were advised today.
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Washington
Navy Department
Taytheon Cy
Claiborne Pell and
Top
Fernand St Germain
Portsmouth
Stalled Convention Skirts Judges Status In Constitution Debate
Providence article shows the Can- Autional Convention stalling over judiciary status as delegates clash on transitional clauses. Two judge delegates led opposition to retain incumbents' protections while committees seek streamlined language. Debate centers on a broad transitional article and possible future deletions if a general article passes. The convention adjourned with no action on safeguards, and a further meeting is planned.
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Providence
Tle
T Fe Sale
Shack
Committee On Style
Ater
Davis
Jln
Ition
Mittae
Camsmiles
Fanning
Edmund Wexler
Doris
Nell
Kennis J. Roberts
Tewhalo
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Johns
R.I
Chetstupnier
Salve Rosind College
New Visions Inc
Antipoverty Agency
Titan
Hubert Hamphrey
Thimphrey
Manuel A. Totello
Mitchel Lane
Thonas J
Mie
Kenneth A. Forsythe
Philips Ave
Mertholds
Iso
Desigie
CBC
Raytheon
BEWS
Buueau
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