Federal Pay Boosts for Congress and White House Unveiled
UPI reports Congress and top executive officials will receive large pay raises. The plan raises the president from 100000 to 210000, cabinet officers from 35000 to 60000, and lawmakers to 42500, with other senior offices boosted similarly.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Senate
Johnson
Young Opposes Raises To Congress And Judges
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio criticized President Johnsons proposal to raise congressional salaries by 12500 a year and a 9500 raise for federal judges. He argued the nation spends 2.5 billion monthly on Vietnam while urban needs go unmet and noted judges are appointed for life with salaries continuing until death.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Johnson
Vietnam
Young
Congress
Derailment Sparks Massive Fires in Alabama Town
In Springfield Alabama a train derailment caused explosions of freight cars and butane tanks, producing 2000 foot smoke plumes and forcing evacuations for 822 residents. Four people were injured in earlier explosions near the Alabama Great Southern Railroad depot.
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Springfield
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Stalemate Ends In Peace Talks In Paris
The United States and Communists reached an agreement to open expanded Vietnam War talks this Saturday at the Majestic Hotel in Paris. South Vietnam hailed the move as a victory while negotiations will begin with a two sided approach and no flags or nameplates.
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Paris
UPI
United States
South Vietnam
Tran Thanh
Saigon
Johnson
Hanoi
U.S
Secretariat
William Jorden
Hotel Majestic
White House
Nguyen Cao Ky
Masked robbers loot Cafritz mansion in Washington
Four masked gunmen terrorized Gwen Cafritz's household for four hours stealing an estimated 250000 dollars in cash and jewelry. Seven people were bound and gagged as the estate faced a second robbery in five years.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Society
Gwen Cafritz
Cafritz
Morris Cafritz
Milwaukee priest likens Patrick Henry to H Rap Brown in Cincinnati
The Rev. Fr. James A. Groppi argued that black militants' tactics are justified if they achieve a goal. He drew a parallel between Patrick Henry and H. Rap Brown during a speech at the University of Cincinnati, saying liberty or death echoes today.
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Cincinnati
UPI
James A. Groppi
Milwaukee
Wis
Groppi
Patrick Henry
H. Rap Brown
University of Cincinnati
Wilson Hall
Rap Brown
Students Walk Out Over Mustache Beard Rule at Hamilton High
About 60 Hamilton Garfield High School students walked out to protest a rule banning mustaches and beards. The action followed clashes with teachers and a morning meeting with administrators to seek a hearing on the policy.
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Hamilton, Ohio
UPI
Hamilton Garfield High School
Weather and births sweep Norwalk area forecast and notices
Cloudy and warmer today with possible rain late afternoon and again tonight into Friday. Highs in the upper 30s to low 40s and 40s Friday, with occasional rain and milder Saturday. Winds southeast to south 10 to 25 mph. Norwalk highs 30 Wednesday. lows 14. No precipitation. Humidity ranges from 71 to 65 percent. Sunrise 7 51 am. sunset 5 24 pm. Moonrise 6 48 pm. moonset 3 36 am. Birth notices list newborns for Mr and Mrs Donald McPeek Milan. Mr and Mrs Charles R Martin 127 Woodlawn. Mr and Mrs Thomas Pechauer Indian Terrace.
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Norwalk
Saladin Bows Out as Hutton and Others Enter Council Race
Norwalk voters head to May primaries as veteran councilman Saladin declines a sixth term citing press pressures and time for planning work. G Thomas Hutton, 28, seeks the Second Ward seat after leading Blue Ribbon Tax group, while Robert Lynch Jr and Allen Hakes also pursue re election bids. Republican Hates seeks fifth term as councilman at large. several incumbents announce or withhold plans. Inaugural portrait of Nixon announced for public display by J Willard Marriott.
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Norwalk
William C. Saladin
G. Thomas Hutton
Blue Ribbon Income Tax Committee
Robert W. Lynch
Allen Hakes
Saladin
Huron County Regional Planning Commission
Hutton
County Board of Elections
Russell Cunningham
H & H Tire Co
E. Main
Lynch
W. League St
Richard Cunningham
Hakes
Delbert Crawford
G. Ira Liedorff
Richard Becker
Herman McCreary
First Ward
Wilberforce University Fire Ties Protest to Campus Unrest
A early morning blaze destroyed Wilberforce University student union, union building contents valued at 50,000 dollars and the structure at 40,000 dollars. Two campus security officers spotted the fire at 2 am and firefighters contained it after about an hour. President Dr. Rembert Stokes said there is no proven link between the fire and campus dissension amid student boycotts over disciplinary procedures.
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Wilberforce, Ohio
UPI
Wilberforce University
Xenia Two
Two Soviet Space Ships Dock in Orbit for First Time
In Moscow, two Soyuz capsules, Soyuz 4 and Soyuz 5, linked for 4.5 hours forming a temporary space station. Khrunov and Yeliseyev exited to perform tasks before rejoining Soyuz 4, while Volynov remained aboard Soyuz 5 and Shatalov on Soyuz 4.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
Yevgeny Khrunov
Alexei Yeliseyev
Vladimir Shatalov
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