Abernathy vows to keep Resurrection City past permit deadline
Rev. Ralph David Abernathy pledges to keep followers at Resurrection City beyond Sunday night’s camping permit deadline. After three tense days with police, he will purge nonnonviolent adherents and seeks nationwide prayers for the encampment’s preservation. Authorities hint at no immediate eviction if the permit ends.
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Jets Hit Approaches To Main Cong Trail
American jets attacked the Ho Chi Minh Trail approaches in North Vietnam killing an estimated 100 enemy troops. Maj. John O. Overlook, of East Chatham New York, guided Thunderchiefs to a target area 25 miles north of the Mu Gia Pass, reporting three gun batteries destroyed and six damaged.
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France votes amid election eve violence and troop mobilization
At least a dozen clashes and bombings mark the eve of France's National Assembly election as 28 million voters prepare to cast ballots. Pro-Gaullist forces face pressure with key towns targeted and De Gaulle aiming to win a working majority in the 487-seat assembly.
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Britain faces nationwide rail slowdown as talks fail
London reports last-ditch talks between labor and management collapsed. The National Union of Railwaymen rejected the railways board’s final offer for a no strings attached wage rise. Work to rule will start at midnight as a protest against wage demands.
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Reading and Columns Featured in Panorama Magazine
The Panorama Magazine center section highlights include Good Reading Inside by Adaline Moore and Before You Buy by Margaret Dana. It also showcases a Consumer's Question Box, Feminine Focus by Society, Needle's Eye sewing, and a Woman's Viewpoint by Sue Cecil. Additionally the pull-out Handy TV section spans four pages, with Family Weekly and World’s Best Comics included in the edition.
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Johnson to Sign Tax Bill After Weekend Delay
The White House said President Johnson would sign the tax increase and spending control bill after the weekend. The measure, passed by the Senate, imposes a 7.5 percent surcharge on individuals and 10 percent on corporations and requires a $6 billion spending cut in the new fiscal year.
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North Korea claims U S spy ship sunk in Yellow Sea clash
North Korea said gunboats sank an American spy ship off Pup Ok ri in the Yellow Sea killing the crew. The U S denied the report and a Seoul station said the vessel was a South Korean fishing boat.
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IRS Clarifies When You Are Truly Considered Well Off
The Internal Revenue Service outlines criteria to determine financial well being for tax purposes. The agency explains thresholds and conditions that affect eligibility for deductions and credits.
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Phouma Rebukes Hanoi Over Renewed Laos Attacks
Paris reports quote Laotian Premier Souvanna Phouma condemning a renewed outbreak of North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao attacks in Laos He cites a worsened military situation since January and defends France visit aims while noting Geneva accords permit American defensive arms
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Galayda Testifies In Own Defense In Morgantown Murder Case
Uniontown report details John G. Galayda’s testimony alleging victim Tony Scotchel acted as a tipster for Krukar. Galayda claims Scotchel and Krukar plotted robberies and that he had no part in Scotchel’s murder, describing Morgantown gambling scenes and his own reputation as "John the Gambler."
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