Archbishop Hurley Dies At 73 In Rome After Illness
The Most Rev Joseph P Hurley archbishop of St Augustine since 1940 died in Mercy Medical Center Rome after a brief illness. He served 48 years on three continents and was reported to have leukemia. cause of death not announced. He led papal missions in Yugoslavia in 1945 and witnessed Archboship Aloysius Stepinac trial.
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Tornado Toll Rises as Gulf Coast Wreckage Spreads
National Guardsmen patrolled shattered Gulfport and Mississippi City to deter looting after a band of six tornadoes swept inland from the Gulf. The storms killed three people in Mississippi and injured about 200, with extensive damage across Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida and Alabama. Enormous property losses exceeded 60 million dollars as Pensacola suffered outages and a lumber firm was leveled in Bilox.
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Prepayment Due on State Income Tax in California
About 150 000 Californians must file their 1967 estimated state income tax prepayments by midnight. The Franchise Tax Board mailed notices to 370 000 people who paid $200 or more in 1966, with 220 000 already replying. Those in the $200 plus group must estimate 1967 taxes and pay 50 percent of 1966 payments as a prepayment.
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Lobbyists Won't Give for Mansion
SACRAMENTO (UPI) An executive of the group seeking private donations to fund a new governor residence said most Capitol lobbyists refused to contribute. Leland Kaiser, finance chairman and San Francisco financier, said lobbyists have not contributed at all. The Citizens Committee for a Residence for California Governors asked 469 legislative lobbyists to give 1000 dollars each, but none did.
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Cosmos 186 returns to Earth after docking with Cosmos 188
Moscow reports Cosmos 186, an unmanned Sputnik, landed at 11:20 a.m. Moscow time after completing automatic linkup with Cosmos 188. Cosmos 188 remains in orbit along with Cosmos 189, which was also launched. The mission showcased high reliability in docking tasks, in line with a potential future manned flight and space platform.
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Enforcer Shot Dead in Miami Underworld Killing
Miami police report Thomas Altamura known as the enforcer was shot in the back and killed as he entered the Place for Steak in North Bay Village. The 53 year old, with Sing Sing prison terms for burglary and robbery, was struck by five bullets. Anthony Esperts, 37, a bombing suspect at a Miami nightclub last September, surrendered to detectives shortly after.
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Big Tony) Esperts
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Soviet amnesty frees many but keeps noted dissidents
The Soviet government announced a general amnesty tied to the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary, freeing many minor criminals while keeping in prison the best known dissidents including writers Andrei Sinyavsky and Yuri Daniel. The policy excludes “especially serious crimes against the state,” preserving convictions of several prominent figures. Also affected is British sailor John Weatherly who received 18 months for striking in a Leningrad hotel brawl.
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Andrei D. Sinyavsky
Yuri M. Daniel
Gerald Brooke
Volker Schaffhauser
Masatomi Uchikawa
John Weatherly
Leningrad
Nuclear pact aims to curb peaceful nuclear arms spread
The United States and four Euratom members West Germany Italy Belgium Holland Luxembourg reach tentative terms on a treaty to inspect peaceful nuclear plants. France abstains via President de Gaulle who seeks weapons without inspection. Geneva talks with the Soviet Union to resume under Euratom guidelines. Moscow accuses West Germany of blocking safeguards.
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European Atomic Energy Community
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