Powell Case Highlights Unclear Waste of 3.8 Billion in US Money
Washington reports a debate over the 3.8 billion in foreign money owned by the United States, with officials arguing using the funds risks inflation and national economic harm while others urge smarter use through contracts and aid. The piece notes Polish zlotys and other currencies held abroad and the tension between prudent management and potential benefits of spending.
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Jewish Eyes Are Smiling at Purim Festival in Brooklyn
A New York pageant to honor Purim features five finalists from Brooklyn and Long Island communities competing for the title in a festival linked to Jewish history. The event includes entrants from Maryland and Salem and highlights a fraternity link with the Loyal League of Jewish Sons of Erin.
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GOP Chiefs Press Move on 20 Million Liquor Tax Hike
A high level push emerges as GOP leaders back a 20 million dollar liquor tax hike tied to Rockefeller era budget battles. Legislative figures cite University funding shifts and motor vehicle fee changes as part of a broader plan to balance the 1961 state budget.
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Five Arab States Urged to Form Federation Amid Turmoil
Reports from Damascus quote Serin FAP deputy premier abia al Sandi saying plots are underway for a federation including Syria Iraq and the United Arab Republic. The piece notes revolts in Iraq and Syria, Soviet influence, and calls for joint military planning and political councils as unity goals.
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Iraq
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Nasser
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Republicans Push Youth Programs Alternatives in Congress
Republicans challenge administration youth programs proposing better options and criticizing transport policy. Report notes midterm developments in Congress and follow up coverage on today’s front. Page references turn forty.
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Arms Bill Fight Near In House
In Washington the House battles over the draft extension bill as Congress hones the measure. Republicans push for deeper cuts while Democrats and the administration defend funding and security needs. The House Armed Services Committee already boosted military spending and weapons programs, including the ASTO program, with a draft extendable to July 1, 1967 aiming to induct about 260,000 men.
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Misread Moment Ends in Fatal Irony in Anaheim
Police in Anaheim California received a call about a man hammering on his car. The owner of a 1955 model reportedly became enraged by the poor performance of his vehicle and damaged his own pane before the incident ended.
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De Gaulle Plotter Executed After Attempt on Leader
A leading De Gaulle plotter was executed at dawn after confessing to masterminding the assassination ambush in Aur. The condemned man faced last week’s sentence by a military tribunal as De Gaulle denied leniency and protests over an appeal to the Council of Star. The case tied to chief conspirators Alain Debourgemet de la Teenager 36 and Jacques Provost with the National Resistance backing the action.
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Adenauer Ignores Bidault Asylum Bid
German Chancellor Adenauer avoids replying to Georges Bidault’s asylum request in Germany. Bidault, a French political figure linked to opposition aims, was found in a Bavarian hideout near the Swiss border. German law blocks extradition on political charges, making his fate uncertain and prompting talk of expulsion to another country.
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Japan to repay U S aid after World War II debt
Japan agrees to repay the United States 90 million dollars over a one year period. The payment fulfills wartime aid obligations under an accord between Tokyo and Washington.
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Normal Weather Forecast Confusion From OCR Text
Fragments describe a normal seasonal forecast with a storm over Pennsylvania and varying temperatures. Mentions of wind, rain, and a change to clearer conditions, plus scattered references to Spain Senegal and other places, with unsure names and dates.
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Manta spiking hot dust and A Woman Gurm can settle hit
A chaotic clash or prank unfolds as Manta spikes hot dust while a playful line produces a dramatic moment. A Woman Gurm allegedly settles a dispute or hit, prompting local bemusement and lighthearted chatter among witnesses.
JFK Urges New Jobs Amid Unemployment Struggles
Washington report cites President Kennedy highlighting job creation amid high unemployment, with claims that expanding consumer demand and public works would raise employment. The piece notes projections from the Labor Department and figures on nonfarm payrolls, aiming to shift toward full-time work and reduce unemployment through government action.
Spinster's Plans Frustrated Even After Death
In Hudson Wisconsin an estate dispute centers on Miss Essie Williams and her will. Trustees plan to keep the 12 room home intact for a foundation, with instructions to maintain decor, bar barbed wire and prohibit use of rooms for a parking lot. The court ordered disbarment and outlined use for the property with replacements and limits on changes.
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