Probers urge vast effort to curb racial strife in cities
The Presidential Commission on Civil Disorders calls for compassionate, massive, sustained action and spending possibly larger than the Vietnam era. It cites white racism as a root cause and warns of continued violence, urging Congress to fund extensive social programs and tax measures to ensure a minimum standard of living amid a two society split.
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Man reports strangling wife in Rome New York
Frederick Goodrich 33 of Rome allegedly strangled his wife Clara 35 using a rope and knife. He went to a funeral home to arrange services then to the police station, but left when the coroner was alerted.
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Reds probe attack at Khe Sanh meets heavy resistance
More than 500 North Vietnamese troops attacked the Khe Sanh Combat base at dawn but were driven back with at least 70 killed. U S Air Force B 52 bombers supported the defense as a cargo plane crash occurred nearby injuring several. The assault marked the heaviest ground attack against the Marine Rangers and U S Marines at the base.
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Storm brings snow to the Northeast with frigid temps
A March storm moved in like a lion, affecting the Northeast with snow and wind. Syracuse and central New York escaped the worst, with only light flurries expected tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures will dip to the teens tonight and rise only modestly tomorrow.
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Romney avoids endorsing any candidate for Republican nomination
At a Washington Hilton news conference Romney said he would not endorse Nelson Rockefeller or any other candidate for the GOP nomination. He urged Republicans to back a consensus candidate backed by governors and party leaders, and pledged to support whoever they unite behind. He noted he had withdrawn from the race and would aid unity.
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Rockefeller signals quiet 1968 GOP bid
Gov Nelson Rockefeller told supporters at the National Governors Conference he will not actively campaign in the early primaries in New Hampshire Wisconsin and Nebraska. He would accept a draft from across the country and from a substantial number of the party's 26 governors.
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Today's Chuckle Tax Tease on Sheep Skins
The joke notes taxation is simple you can shear a sheep many times but you can only skin it once. The quip contrasts repetitive tax levies with a one time final skin.
Three Car Crash Kills Fulton Man on Lamson Road
Erwin J. Ouderkirk, 41, of Fulton died at 4 a.m. in a three car crash on Lamson Road Town of Lysander. Geraldine Kinnie, 922 N. Townsend St., had minor injuries and was treated and discharged. Bernard Rae, 39, of Fulton, and Lyle Whorral Sr., 25, Phoenix, were involved with Whorral suffering a cut lip. Authorities suggest a simultaneous collision with conflicting accounts.
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Pentagon Clifford takes over as defense secretary in Washington
Clark M Clifford sworn in as the ninth secretary of defense at a White House ceremony. President Johnson watched as Earl Warren administered the oath. Clifford, a longtime Washington lawyer and Vietnam war hard liner, inherits a $76 billion budget and 3.4 million military personnel with potential caretaker plans through the 1964 election. He testified he is willing to serve as long as Johnson desires.
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Flying saucer report by Herald American team
A three month investigation by Dick Bandy and Nancy Sharp near Ithaca compiles evidence on daily saucer sightings. The upcoming Empire Magazine issue promises a non definitive, reader driven conclusion rather than solving Unidentified Flying Objects questions. Reserve your copy now.
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Rebuilding Slums Prompts Rockefeller Admin Debate
Today's feature column critiques the Rockefeller administration's approach to rebuilding slums. Readers are invited to read comments on the editorial page for varying perspectives on housing policy and urban renewal.
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