Rabbi Adler Shot During Sabbath Services Dies
Rabbi Morvis Adler, shot in the head during sabbath services at Shiarey Zedek Synagogue in Roxie Inv suburban area, dies after near a month in critical condition. The 14 year old Richard Wishnetsky, who fired the fatal shot then killed himself. Wishnetsky also dies later. Sinai Hospital spokesman reports Adler’s organs fail days after the attack.
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Judy Recovers After Open Heart Surgery in Michigan
At the University of Michigan Hospital Judy Funseh, a frail year old girl, underwent two procedures to remove a heart obstruction and improve blood flow. Doctors warned of high risks, but parents expressed cautious optimism as Judy remained under care following the lengthy operation. Rabbi Adler Shot and Dies In Detroit Incident is reported elsewhere.
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Johnson to get his way on $6 billion tax hike
President Johnson wins final House Senate agreement on a $6 billion tax program. Conferees pared back Senate changes that would have reduced net yield, while restoring major provisions including Social Security coverage for about 300,000 elderly. Final votes targeted by Tuesday to meet the March 13 deadline.
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Revenue aid plan cut for Social Security beneficiaries
A Senate rider proposed extending Social Security benefits to 1.8 million contributors but faced cuts. The conference plan targeted those 72 and older, trimmed beneficiaries by excluding those with other government or railroad pensions or welfare. The monthly benefit dropped from 44 dollars for individuals and 34 for couples to 9 dollars.
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Marines fight ashaw outpost falls after 39 hour siege
In South Viet Nam near the Laotian border the Ashaw outpost held by Special Forces with 15 Americans and about 380 tribesmen endured a 39 hour assault by North Vietnamese forces before it fell. Marines fought through heavy fire as 69 wounded survivors were rescued, including helicopter crews shot down during the siege. Maj. Clifford F. Rees described the enemy fire as surrounding and above all during the rescue runs.
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Calcutta Riots Claim Twenty Rioters Over Two Days
Police and army troops battled mobs amid food protests in Calcutta and surrounding districts for a second day. Reports say twenty rioters were killed, seven wounded, and several actions included arson on a railroad bridge and attacks on police, post offices, and a municipal building as demonstrators called for political reforms. Notable clashes occurred around Calcutta with streetcars fired upon and barricades erected by authorities.
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Three men convicted in Malcolm X slaying in New York
After more than twenty hours of deliberation a Supreme Court jury found three men guilty of first degree murder in the Malcolm X assassination. One defendant confessed to taking part while exonerating the others, and sentencing was set for mandatory life imprisonment.
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Prisoner of Love Tale From Tonawanda Drug Store
A fragment from a Tonawanda New York AP report centers on a mysterious phone exchange where a caller warns owner Albert that someone is "locked in your drug store." The piece hints at a crime or threat unfolding at a local business, with limited readable details.
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Nader Probes at Safety Claims Face Harassment
AP report details senator led inquiry into threats and investigations following Ralph Nader's call for auto safety reform. Nader cites gunshots and private eyes questioning Harvard ties as he promotes Unsafe at Any Speed. Lawmakers, GM executives to testify about investigations into Nader and product liability suits.
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Showers Expected Across Tomorrow And Wednesday
Weather forecast notes scattered showers tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures tonight drop to the low teens with highs in the mid 30s tomorrow. Over the next five days temperatures average four to six degrees above normal, and showers are expected tomorrow and again Wednesday.
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Chuckle: One good thing about ignoring you
A brief humorous note jokes that people who ignore you spare you from pointless chatter and give you space, turning the annoyance into a lighthearted observation about social dynamics.
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