Demise of Stamatis Mercouris and other figures
Stamatis Mercouris Greek politician died in a London hospital after seeking medical treatment amid Greece’s internal upheavals. He helped organize Greek democrats abroad and was called the unofficial ambassador of democratic Greece in Britain. Also reported: Chief John Big Tree, 102, Onondaga Reservation, Syracuse. Rockwell Kent Vietnam prize donor case. Rep. Pool seeking action on Lenin Peace Prize funds to Viet Cong. President Johnson to posthumously honor Sgt James W. Robinson for heroism in Vietnam.
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Cullen Tax Appraiser Reform Bill Fails in Assembly
Assemblyman Mike Cullen of Long Beach failed to obtain permission from the Assembly Rules Committee to introduce a late hour tax appraiser reform bill. The move faced opposition from State Controller Houston Flournoy, who planned to push a similar measure next session. Cullen proposed capping appraiser fees to a reasonable sum, noting current law allows up to 60 000 dollars for part time work.
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East German Gate Attendant Arrested After Fatal Rail Collision
An East German inquiry blamed a crossing attendant for failing to lower barriers before a double decker passenger train struck a gas truck near Magdeburg. The crash killed 79, many of them children, and burned four cars. Rescue crews faced intense flames as victims were trapped. The investigation, led by Interior Minister Friedrich Dickel, noted the crossing gate was only one third down at the moment of impact.
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Police Carry Chemical Immobilizer in San Fernando
In San Fernando, police are issued a spray can shaped weapon that emits a chemical disabling a person for about 30 minutes while remaining conscious. Chief Robert Owens calls it a humane, non permanent option to replace or supplement clubs and firearms, used only to subdue violent suspects.
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More Half Dollars Are in Circulation
Washington reports more Kennedy halves entering circulation though the Treasury notes the shortage is not yet over. Assistant Secretary Robert A. Wallace cites ongoing demand gaps, vending machine use, and a May export ban on silver coins. The Coinage Commission meets July 14 to shape policy and 24 million halves are produced monthly from silver strip stock.
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Arigeg Oativerysalon Announcement
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Mount Vernon Cleric Guards Home Over Crime Fight
Clergyman Rev. Martin Duffy, leader of a predominantly Black congregation at Vernon Heights, asks Governor Rockefeller for protection amid allegations of organized crime and political corruption in Mount Vernon. A 24 hour police guard was posted outside his home and an officer will accompany him when he leaves.
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Lynch Seeks to Overturn San Quentin Execution Stay
Atty Thomas Lynch said he will ask the U S Court of Appeals to dissolve a federal pause on executions at San Quentin. He plans a petition for writ of prohibition and a Monday hearing to challenge the stay as many on death row have not exhausted state appeals. The move could delay the August 3 hearing and kept California’s capital punishment in limbo.
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Soviet cargo ship Turkistan repaired and back in service
Tass said the Soviet ship Turkistan damaged in a North Vietnamese harbor by U S planes has been repaired and returned to service. The report confirms the vessel is again in operation after the incident cited by Soviet authorities.
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Watts bus subsidy kept at 25 cents to aid Watts riders
The Housing and Urban Development Department will maintain a 25 cent fare on Century Boulevard Line No. 100 serving Watts to avoid a fare increase. The route, begun in 1966 with federal aid, provides workers access to jobs in South Gate and northeast industrial areas and at St. Francis Hospital. Daily riders rose from about 806 to over 2,600 since its opening.
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