Salad Oil Czar Held For Fraud
Anthony De Angelis, president of Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp, jailed in a multi million dollar fraud case over phony warehouse receipts. Judge Robert Matthews set bail at 150000 after an initial 46 million figure. co defendant Joseph Lomuscio held at 100000. Both men to appear Monday for questions on Allied Crude and Harbor Tank assets. Nolan seeks 46 million judgment.
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Tax Cut Near Writers OK Heads For Senate
The Senate Finance Committee moved toward approving the administration’s 11.1 billion tax cut bill with across the board rate reductions for all taxpayers. Chairman Harry F. Byrd said the panel hoped to finish next week, possibly by Wednesday, with few or no changes expected.
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Johnson urges swift Senate action on bill
Members of the 17 member committee promised the President to push the bill to the Senate floor late this month or early February. The group indicates continued movement on the measure as urged by President Johnson, with reporting continuing on Page 11.
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Park Ridge to Ticket Low Flying Airlines
Police in Park Ridge will begin ticketing airlines next month for violations of the village noise abatement ordinance due to planes flying too low over the area. The move aims to curb disturbances and enforce new limits on aircraft altitude.
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De Gaulle Signals Long Range Normalization With China
Washington reports say Charles de Gaulle plans a long range normalization of ties with Red China starting with cultural exchanges and perhaps trade. France may recognize Peking later but no final decision has been made. U.S. officials warn such recognition could hurt American interests and boost China’s global influence.
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Reynolds to Be Favorite Son If LBJ Stays Out
Gov John W Reynolds said he would run as a favorite son if President Johnson does not enter Wisconsin Democratic primary. He praised Patrick Lucey for national committeeman duties and noted intra party contention over treasurer and at large committeeman replacements as the committee maps delegates for the August national convention.
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Wallace Ends Speaking Tour in Montgomery
Gov George Wallace told a crowd of over 250 in Montgomery after an 11 day West tour that the position of Alabama people is better understood. He said residents are waking up to civil rights bill meanings and noted concern over the property rights section of the legislation.
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Panama and U S Cut Ties as Khrushchev Backs Panama
In Panama City Panamanians sever diplomatic relations with the United States as Soviet Premier Khrushchev supports Panama. U S embassy staff and dependents are evacuated to the Canal Zone before anti U S protests while Panama recalls most staff from Washington. Some consular staff and aid workers remain.
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Three Seized In Downstate Gaming Raid
Federal agents and local police raided a Kenosha tavern and Racine rooming house at 12 30 p m seizing three suspects. Peter Zocchi owner of Tip Z Lounge and John Buttera were charged with wagering offenses and Leah Molgaard with housing a gambling operation. Delbert Skeens led the IRS Intelligence Division raid with about 40 agents.
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Real Mad Palermo Officer Bites Table During Outburst
APD Francesco Culotta in Palermo Sicily loses temper Friday and tries to bite a chunk from a table. His teeth embed in wood and relatives pull him free.
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Indonesians Protest Detained Ships and 7th Fleet Plans
About 1,000 youths demonstrated outside the British and American embassies in Jakarta in rain to denounce British detention of two Indonesian ships Tampamas and Ambulombos and U.S. 7th Fleet deployment. Police kept order as delegates delivered petitions demanding ship releases and withdrawal of the fleet amid anti imperialist chants.
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Kennedy forecasts Malaysia crisis talks at Asian summit
General Robert F Kennedy said disputants in the Malaysia crisis will meet at a conference table to resolve their differences. He planned another discussion with Sukarno in Jakarta and met with Philippine President Macapagal and Malaysian Prime Minister Abdul Rahman, signaling a possible three-nation summit in Asia.
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Dublin to build memorial for President Kennedy
Ireland plans a government backed memorial in Dublin to honor President John Kennedy. Officials announced on Friday that an assembly hall and memorial complex will be built in the city, reflecting the lasting ties between Ireland and the United States.
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Traffic Toll Rises to 41 in Wisconsin Crash
The Associated Press reports that Wisconsin’s 1965 highway toll climbed to 41 after a two car crash in Walworth County killed Earl Corbin, 39, of Watertown. He died Friday when his car collided with another at an intersection about six miles east of Whitewater, six miles east of Whitewater.
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Two Messages Due Next Week
Fragmented OCR style report references a pair of due messages and budget figures. It mentions Washington and an agency asking Congress for new appropriations amid nuclear weapons production concerns. The text includes scattered names, places, and policy mentions, reflecting a crowded, unclear page segment.
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