Wagner Faces Scrutiny Over Off-Track Betting Support
Albany reports Senate aide Sen. John Marchi says Mayor Wagner is softening his stance on off-track betting as he weighs possible future political roles. Wagner champions legalized gambling for city tax revenue while Democratic lawmakers push renewed backing in 1964 program amid delays drafting plans.
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Albany
Senate Committee of
New York City
Wagner
Robert F
John Marchi
Staten Island
Senate
U.S
Marchi
Greek Premier Resigns Shunning Communist Help
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou resigned to avoid relying on pro Communist support. He announced to King Paul after his minority government failed to secure a stable majority in Parliament and urged dissolution of the chamber and new elections. The king’s next step remained unsettled as consultations were to begin.
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Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
Paul
Papandreou
Palance
Printing Department Palladium Times Phone Numbers
Printing department contact line lists numbers 3-3800 and 3-3801 for Palladium Times inquiries.
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Palladium-Times
Kennedy will names widow and children as beneficiaries
The JFK will places Jacqueline Kennedy and their children as primary beneficiaries with executors including Robert F. Kennedy and Edward Kennedy. An initial $25,000 bequest to Mrs Kennedy triggers a two share split into trusts for her and the children, with potential access to portions of principal and yearly limits. The will, filed in Suffolk County Probate Court, requires a three week public notice and a hearing before approval.
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Boston
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline
Suffolk County
Caroline
John J
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
John Winthrop
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Ethan Allen
Paul Revere
Ruby Bond Hearing To Resume Jan. 10
In Dallas, Texas, Jack Ruby’s bond hearing resumes January 10 in a small courtroom near the JFK assassination site. Melvin Belli contends Ruby cannot receive a fair trial in Dallas and will seek a venue change. The hearing was recessed after three and a half hours.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Kennedy
Melvin Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
Farms in 1952 averaged over forty thousand dollars per sale
About 100000 U S farms in 1952 sold products totaling more than 40000 dollars per farm, reflecting strong farm output and earnings across the countryside during that year.
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United States
Suit Filed Against Lee Shubert Estate
The federal government filed a suit against the estate of theater producer Lee Shubert. U S Attorney Robert Morgenthau says the estate is valued over 25 million dollars, with the major asset a half interest in the Shubert brothers production partnership. J J Shubert is 94. Lee Shubert died on Christmas Day 1953.
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New York
Federal Guerrant
Lee Shubert
U. S
Johnson Attends Green funeral in Philadelphia
President Johnson arrived in Philadelphia to attend the funeral of Rep. William J. Green who died after a two week illness. He will then travel to Austin, Texas for Christmas with Mrs. Johnson and daughters Lucy and Linda. Erhard plans Texas talks December 28 29 with Johnson and Joint Chiefs meet December 30 at LBJ Ranch on military budget.
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Philadelphia
Johnson
Washington
William J. Green
Texas
Green
White House
Austin
Tex
Lbj Ranch
Lucy Baines
Linda Bird
University of Texas
Capitol Hill
House
Ludwig Erhard
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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LEE Shubert Estate
Merrie
Security Building & Loan Association
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