Widows meet as you wish hearts and stars in headlines
In Haifa Mrs. Eileen Blaiberg, widow of Dr. Philip Blaiberg, receives a rabbinical license to remarry with a blessing for a healthy heart and to stay out of headlines. In Columbus Gov. Gilligan and Mrs. Kennedy head a fundraiser for John Glenn’s campaign debts. Other items note arson at a draft board, seeress Jean Dixon’s warning, Bernadette Devlin’s comments, and Laotian hill tribesmen aided by CIA in Laos amid U.S. air losses.
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Haifa
Israel
UPI
Eileen Blaiberg
Yaakov Rosenthal
Blaiberg
Capetown
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Columbus
John J. Gilligan
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
John Glenn
Cleveland
Andy Williams
Alan King
Henry Mancini
Rosie Grier
Art Buchwald
Saigon
API
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
U.S
Gilligan Sets Stage For Battle Over Tax Reforms
Gov. John J. Gilligan’s tax reform task force urged adoption of individual and corporate income taxes with property tax relief and broader sales tax coverage. The seven page report, non binding, targets $250 million to $1 billion in annual revenue and will inform Gilligan’s budget proposals due March 15.
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Gilligan
Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Jacob E. Davis
Cincinnati
General Assembly
Organized Labor
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Davis
Ohio debated income tax with moderately graduated rates
A plan proposes withholding at source for a personal income tax tied to federal adjusted gross income. It would raise 440 to 500 million if below state averages. Labor leaders oppose until corporate tax is enacted and sales tax loopholes closed.
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Organized Labor
Frank W. King
Ohio Afl-Cio
Fay Ross
United Auto Workers
Marguerite Holmes
Ohio Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
King
Ross
Burglary Suspects Shoot Deputies In Dallas Riverbed Escape
In Dallas two burglary suspects shot and killed three bound sheriff's deputies. One deputy was wounded and another escaped by rolling off a ledge into a riverbed. Police later detained an entire Mexican American family to aid the investigation.
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Dallas
UPI
Weather and local marriage licenses and deaths noted
Cloudy morning with a shift to sun and warmer temperatures this afternoon. Norwalk highs near 40 and 33 tonight with 50s Wednesday and scattered showers possible. Marriage licenses issued to Gregory Kennard and Pamela Gardner, Jackie Kramer and Kathryn Souslin, William Loescher and Cheryl Tate, Robert Haas and Phyllis Leininger. Death notices for Mrs. Florence Niver and Gerald Benn.
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Norwalk
Gregory J. Kennard
Willard
Pamela E. Gardner
Beautician
Jackie L. Kramer
Kathryn J. Souslin
North Fairfield
William L. Loescher
New London
Cheryl L. Tate
Robert E. Haas
Bellevue
Phyllis L. Leininger
Colonel Kehrli Convicted in Marijuana Case at Court Martial
Air Force Col Gerald V. Kehrli was found guilty of marijuana abuse and sentenced to three years in prison with a $15 000 fine. He keeps rank pay and pension benefits. Kehrli 46 of Willmar Minnesota was the highest ranking officer tried on narcotics charges by the armed forces.
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Saigon
UPI
Air Force
Gerald V. Kehrli
Kehrli
Absenteeism High at St Paul Schools Rebounds
St Paul Elementary and High Schools reopened after closures due to a illness that caused widespread absences. Elementary reported 50 percent fewer absences today though still not normal with 78 pupils at home, while the high school showed about 30 absences. Public schools reported a similar but milder impact.
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St. Paul
George F. Linn
City Council to Consider Retroactive Pay Hike
An ordinance will be introduced tonight to grant city employees a retroactive raise averaging $100 with a six percent cost of living increase. The council meets at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall.
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City Hall
Walter Wise
Lawrence Hilson
Lewis McLaughlin
Kenneth Link
Wilbur Spettel
Robert Eggleston
Russell Holmes
Robert Wise
Robert O'Neill
Ted Heller
John Edwards
Donald Ware
Paul Schindley
Leon Stoneham
Paul Kuhn
John Timman
Harry Sillinger
Melvin Sellinger
Infant Found On Trans World Airlines Jet
An infant boy was found in a washroom trash container aboard a TWA jet en route from Los Angeles to Honolulu. Ground crewman Richard Suzuki retrieved the newborn, who cried and was wrapped in towels. The Thai mother, Vanna Scricomatsii, reportedly gave birth during the flight and placed the baby in the bin, saying she believed she had miscarried. The woman was hospitalized in Guam. the plane continued with the mother aboard to the Far East. Police liaised by radio and noted communication delays with the mother who remained unnamed by authorities.
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Honolulu
UPI
Richard Suzuki
Trans World Airlines
Suzuki
Bangkok
Los Angeles
Far East
Vanna Scricomatsii
Guam
TWA
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Mrs. Blaiberg
Glenn
Chicago
Ingrid Faust
Faust
Park View
Bristol
Draft Board
Bucks County
Selective Service
Vincent Faragalli
FBI
Springfield
Ohio
Jean Dixon
Miss Dixon
Wittenberg University
America
Miss Devlin
College Park, Md
Bernadette Devlin
United States
Northern Ireland
University of Maryland
University of Pittsburgh
Maryland
N. Viets
Doug
Kevin Sprowl
St. Paul’s Elementary
John Sprowl
Republic St
Florence J. Niver
Gerald Benn
Willmar
Minn
Charles Martin
Royal Oaks
Mich
Martin
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Col. Kehrli
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