Johnson Praises Nuclear Ban at United Nations
President Johnson, in a surprise UN visit, hailed the Geneva nonproliferation treaty as crucial to halting the nuclear arms race. He urged swift negotiations on effective safeguards and pledged vigorous U.S. efforts to promote peaceful uses and disarmament while noting strong support from allies and broad international backing.
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Council Adopts Budget Boosting Tax Rate $1
The city council last night approved a $6,564,687 budget for the coming year, raising the tax rate from $74 to an expected $5. The debate centered on refuse collection costs and the contract, with Alfred L. Angel of the New York Taxpayers Association criticizing the deal and Councilman Paul Burke clashing over responsiveness during hearings. Maher defended pay increases for workers, noting wage changes and labor costs, while library funding and budget provisions for the library were discussed amid calls for more support.
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Saigon braces as Viet Cong step up rocket barrages
News of renewed heavy shelling and rocket attacks reaches Saigon as Viet Cong forces threaten a days long bombardment. Reports say 1100 rockets nightly, renewed infantry action possible, and leaflets warning residents to flee outskirts. U.S. officials doubt Viet Cong can sustain 109 rockets per strike, yet fear a wider assault with May dawns and June resumption. Continued updates expected as clashes near the capital persist.
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Democrats Pass Spending Tax Plan in House Vote
SPECIAL TO TEE NEWS Providence reports Democrats rammed a spending and tax measure through the House by 35 to 31 after five hours of debate. The bill raises gasoline and cigarette levies while funding a $211,778,819 budget and includes lines on current and proposed taxes without changing the core spending provisions.
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Autopsy Dispute on Sailors Death Sparks Trial Testimony
State Coroner and physician Dr Joseph A Palumbo presented conflicting autopsy reports on two sailors shot Oct 6 1957, with Salvatore Allegra a Providence physician disputing the official findings. The testimony occurred during the Robertson murder trial as cross examination revealed differing wound descriptions and a debate over the autopsy conclusions.
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Hanoi Envoy Near Secret Talks Amid Peace Efforts
Hanoi envoy Thuy edges toward confidential talks with the United States as North Vietnam weighs Harriman plan terms. Officials report the talks so far produced only general statements and that Thuy may be considering the U.S. proposal while remaining cautious on private discussions.
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Renewal setback looms as lawmaker faces backlash
Newport leaders accused Rep. Tom Edwards of blocking a measure to raise the Newport Recreation Authority borrowing power. Mayor Alofsin and councilmen urged a change of heart, arguing the move would hurt redevelopment on Goat Island and downtown. Officials warned the House Finance Committee vote could jeopardize local projects and jobs ahead of the upcoming election.
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Navy Plea Ignored Bars Invade Near Naval Base
City council approved a cocktail lounge near the naval base despite Navy objections risking relations with the Navy and a nearby 200 apartment development. Developer Franklin M. Simon warned future housing projects could suffer as area tenants’ families face increased risk. Navy Captain Herbert T. Rommel cited base security concerns while local residents complained of Thames Street and the area’s image.
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British Priority in Ray Extradition Case
Report on Britain's move to extradite Ray under the 19ate treaty terms. Ray has 13 days to appeal to the High Court, then possibly more, with details unclear as authorities pursue leads. Observers note London preparations and hotel scenes as the case unfolds.
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State Senate Bills To Allow Jamestown Water Plant
A bill introduced in the state Senate would authorize Jamestown to establish a public water supply system. A three member board of water commissioners would be appointed by the Town Council and operate the system, funded by annual town bond issues. The board could acquire land, manage water works, and take water from any source including the Jamestown Water Co. holdings, with tax exemptions for the water works.
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