Paper bag bonds found by boy in Brooklyn home
Donald McComiskey found a bag of stolen savings bonds worth about 500 dollars. His father questioned the source after the boy admitted they were stolen. The bonds were traced to a man named Lieberwitz, who said they were his, and arrangements were made for the youngster to return them. Local news notes also report on William Sydney Bosanquet, son-in-law of Grover Cleveland, dying in Redcar England.
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Cuba Plotter Asks for Death Penalty
Former Cuban Army Major Roland Cabelas told a La Cabaña tribunal he wants to be executed for plotting with the CIA and exile leader Manuel Artime to assassinate Fidel Castro. Prosecutors sought the death penalty for Cabelas and three others, while others faced long prison terms. Cabelas testified Artime recruited him in Madrid during Christmas 1964 and 1965 meetings provided a high power telescope and rifle silencer for an 800 yard shot.
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Legislature Gets Plan on Stall in Tax
Sacramento reports that Gov Brown backs accrual accounting to delay a tax rise. Senator Virgil O'Sullivan introduces the budget balancing bill to push revenue recognition into the next year, offsetting a 242 million deficit with 247 million in the current year. Republicans question the gimmick while planning their response.
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California Cities See Crime Rise in 1965 FBI Report
FBI data show 5 percent rise in U S crime nationwide in 1965 with seventeen California cities over 100 000 seeing increases in murder robbery aggravated assault burglary grand larceny and autos theft Los Angeles Sacramento Anaheim Garden Grove San Francisco and others report increases in multiple categories while some cities record declines in rape murder or assault Pasadena Riverside Glendale Long Beach San Jose Fresno and Santa Ana show mixed or lower totals amid the national uptick.
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Solons face fiscal study on conflicts of interest
In Sacramento a Senate fiscal panel may study legislative conflict of interest and report to the 1987 Legislature. Sen. Alvin C. Weingand urged a probe into who state lawmakers' private lawyers represent and proposed disclosure of financial interests over 10000 in any company regulated by the state. An ethics committee would oversee lawmakers whose private clients have an interest in sponsored bills.
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Fragmented Sacramento Brief From An Ancient Ledger
The snippet mentions a Sacramento context with references to assembly proceedings, poets, and a treasury decree involving taxes and resources. Names and places appear among garbled OCR text, suggesting a historical summary of state actions and fiscal measures, though many phrases are unclear.
Rent Striker Belongings Left on Street in Atlanta Eviction
In Atlanta three families evicted during a rent strike piled their furniture and clothing on the curb and plan to leave it there until a court rules on the dispute. Willie Williams said Monday the items would stay out until a Thursday hearing. The evicted families’ attorney expects no ruling soon, while Williams accuses the city of backing landlords and opposing poor citizens protesting housing conditions.
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Plainview Old Bethpage teachers strike over pay
Plainview Old Bethpage teachers walk out defying the state education commissioner. About half of the district’s 12 schools dismiss early, with five elementary schools kept open and 8,000 students sent home. Local 1401 AFL-CIO reports up to 200 teachers on the lines as pickets began at 7 am.
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