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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1966

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Bodies recovered as search continues for third teen

State police divers recovered 14 year old Donald Cain from Skaneateles Lake after two other youths, Betsy Losing and Russell Cayer, were found missing since last week. Cain was identified by his father, as the search for Russell Cayer proceeds with additional divers joining the effort in icy 33 degree water.

Russell Cayer Marcellus Skaneateles Lake Donald (Chipper) Cain Skaneateles Cain Neables Lake Country Club Betsy Donald Cain If Srs Ward Hal Russell Albert Betsy Losing Guyer William F. Meyers D. A. Caputo M. W W. DeTraglia Caputo Meyers Cayer

Divorces Eased by Shorter Separation Path in Bill

Albany AP Democrat and Republican leaders agreed to ease the divorce bill strictest feature after spring recess. The separation period may drop to two or three years with a lawyer drawn separation agreement instead of a court decree. The move aims to win broad liberalization of the law before month’s end amid a flood of legislation and stalemates.

Charles Dumar Albany N.Y Assembly Anthony J. Travin Senate Bur Wi. Brydges Associated Press Weydges Travia

Pentagon explains that bomb deal and repurchase

The Defense Department outlined why it paid 21 per bomb to repurchase 7 5 2 pound German bombs that had sold for 1 70 each in 1951. Costs to transport, modify, and lease land were cited as why the higher price was justified. The United States had bought back 5 570 of the bombs after Viet Nam air operations increased.

Washington Defense Department Pentagon Viet Nam United States Kaus & Steinhausen Co Hamburg U.S Robert McNamara Viet Nam Ete

Nikita Marks 72nd Birthday in Moscow Country Home

MOSCOW AP Old friends gathered to celebrate Nikita Khru shchev's 72nd birthday at his country home west of Moscow. About 20 people recalled the former premier and party chief. He lit a bonfire for a barbecue before the party moved indoors due to the weather.

Moscow Nikita Khru Lshchevilleen Khmushchev Communist Party Sala

Rusk says Viet elections speed up timetable

Senate hearing with Dean Rusk outlines Viet Nam turmoil speeding up elections for a constitution making assembly, with priorities on solidarity and continued peace efforts while military actions continue. Goldwater accuses Johnson of political maneuvering to ease 1965 tax and payroll shifts. Weather and payroll notes follow in later columns.

Washington Jeley Stnte Dean Rusk Viet Nam Tusk Congress Hanoi Poe Tink Rusk Senate Foreign Relations Committee Por Barry Goldwater Johnson UPI Steve Mtan Lamarrats Jess Hansas Ailies Elmwood ‘Park Sylvia Porter Athe Terres Penendl Eee Sports Seve Fort Wilson Toe Ls Waller Winchel

Sliding scale tax bite starts May 1

The new graduated withholding system, effective May 1, raises rates from 14 to 30 percent across six brackets. Middle and upper earners face higher withholdings while lower earners gain a standard deduction, reducing over withholding and increasing 1966 Treasury receipts by about 800 million compared with the old system.

Congress Treasury

Kennedy and Grace shine at Sevilla debutante ball affair

At the International Feria de Sevilla debutante ball Jackie Kennedy and Grace Kelly drew heavy attention in Spain. The event drew over 2,500 guests and the Duke of Medinaraili hosted a Red Cross gala, while rumors linked Kennedy to Spanish diplomat Garrigues y Diaz Canabate, which were denied by close friends.

Sevilla Spain UPI America John F. Keane Grace Monaco Don Antonio Garrigues Diaz Canabate Herother High Rome Garrigues Epurts Madrid Duke of John F. Kennedy Grace of Duke of Medinacelli

Today's Chuckle Car Jokes About Traffic Jams

A prospective buyer tells a salesman he faces many rush hour jams and wants a car that will crawl slowly. The humor rests on the idea of avoiding speed by design, illustrating how a punchline turns a complaint into a playful exaggeration.

Toado

Lynda and beau attend annual Oscar awards night

Santa Monica AP reports the 38th Academy Awards in color with Lynda Bird Johnson and George Hamilton among 2,808 attendees at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. The gala features lavish stage sets, high insurance costs, and Bob Hope as host, with Gio Giuhipmaster Hope presiding and Miss Johnson escorted to the ceremony.

Penn Wirev George Hamilton Tynda Bird Johnson Beverly Hills Church Lynda Beau Genf. Handsaker Santa Monica Calif The Movie Academy Bird Johnson Santa

British students petition against discrimination of Jews

More than 1000 British students signed a petition protesting alleged discrimination against the Soviet Union's three million Jews. The petition urged the Soviet government to grant equal cultural and religious rights to Jews and all other minority groups.

London Sestes Union

GNP Soars to Highest in Sixteen Years in 1964 Q1

Washington reports the gross national product rose to a $714.1 billion annual rate, up $162 billion, the largest quarterly gain since 1950. The increase spread across consumers, business, and government, with prices rising about one percent of the 2.5 percent gain.

Washington Commerce Department

U S Jets Hit Hanoi Area Missiles and Bridges

U S Air Force jets struck two Soviet built missile sites on the outskirts of Hanoi and damaged a key bridge south of the capital. A second group bombed a missile site near Vinh and hit a railroad bridge between Hanoi and Vinh. Five U S planes were downed in the past three weeks, with two crewmembers missing in action. Protests were filed with the International Control Commission as Hanoi condemned the raids.

Thomas A. Reedy Saigon South Viet Nam Hanoi U.S Sion Vinh Abe Coms Witl Haned Skyraker Tiger Island 14Th Parallel Frontier Licopter Dong Hoi Moivoplars Air Force 4525 North Viet Nam International Control Commission Radio Hanot

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