Defense Budget Fight Deepens Over Tex Fighter Plan
Washington reports a Senate investigation as Defense Secretary McNamara faces calls to cut up to 3 billion from budgets amid a multibillion Tex fighter plane contract clash with Congress. Arends and Halleck clash over leadership and spending while McNamara defends policy against critics in the House Armed Services Committee.
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Rail Talks Fail Raise Threat of a Strike
A labor conference ends without agreement between railroads and unions representing 200000 workers. Rail carriers plan sweeping work rule changes for 1998 risking a strike that could threaten 65000 jobs and 600 million dollars annually. Union leaders express disappointment, while negotiators say progress remains possible.
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Peking Talks Seen Facing Skepticism Over Real Accord
U S experts doubt a genuine agreement will emerge from Peking Khrushchev invitees and Chinese leaders signal tentative high level talks yet many observers question whether substantive progress is possible amid ongoing Communist unity tensions and public silencing tactics.
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Assembly Rejects New Budget Fee Plan
Albany lawmakers rejected a budget plan to raise revenues by delaying a tax change on withholding by employers. The Assembly approved measures shifting to monthly withholding and advancing other tax dates while noting opposition and uncertain prospects for passage in the Senate. continued on Page 81 Col 2
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Baghdad radio blasts Moscow over Iraq killings
Baghdad radio demanded Moscow silence after accusing the Soviet Union of backing a “wrongful” campaign against Iraqi Communists. It cited executions during the Kasim regime and claimed Russians failed to protest the crackdown as chaos swept the capital.
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Truck Driver Receives Bonus and Cigar After Birth
Walter McCulloch a 48 year old truck driver received a bonus yesterday from State Trooper John Wittenzelner along with a ticket for a minor traffic violation. The trooper also handed him a cigar because his wife had given birth in Hartford hospital.
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Publishers Reach Final Offer with New York Guild
Eight closed newspapers agreed to a final offer after a strife with the New York Newspaper Guild. The pact includes a year of service, five extra months of vacation, and a $4.13 per package work increase. Details remain to be settled as talks resume.
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The readable text is fragmented and noncohesive, making it impossible to identify a clear event, names, or location. No verifiable persons, organizations, or dates can be determined for an accurate card.
Weather Outlook Brightens for Syracuse After Cold Stretch
The gray Syracuse spell lifts tonight with clear skies expected tomorrow. After a low around 20 degrees, temperatures rise into the 40s with southerly winds around five miles per hour.
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Can't Win In Birmingham Dennis Francia Held On Coins Charge
Dennis Francia, described as injured and under a doctor's care, was ordered held yesterday on charges of manufacturing and passing counterfeit coins totaling 15 pieces. The case centers on alleged counterfeiting operations linked to Francia.
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Today’s Chuckle on the Wrong Side of an Argument
A humorous quip notes that the only thing more than being right is choosing the wrong side in a debate. The line mocks stubborn pride and tossed misdirections with light sarcasm.
Assembly Warns Of Long Work Weeks In Albany
Assembly Speaker Joseph F. Carina told members to expect long days next week and the following as needed. He ordered the assembly convene at 2 PM Monday, a departure from the usual 5 30 PM, as the legislature resumes after April 2, first time since 1955.
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Two youths sentenced to sixty years for salesman murder
In Plattsburgh two teenagers, John J. MacKay aged 17 of New York City and another named Fontaine, pled guilty to second degree murder in the death of salesman Edward Fortane of Laconia NH. They aided by dragging the body to a garage and taking cash before abandoning the car. The court rejected first degree murder given death penalty likelihood and imposed substantially higher minimum terms. Stratton, the victim, had moved to Plattsburgh a year earlier to be near his son at the air base.
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Giraffe Causes Confusion Over Navy Exercises
A garbled report describes naval exercises near an English coast where US destroyers used anti aircraft practice. Alleged radio interference and a claimed incident with a Soviet fishing boat are cited amid confusion and damaged lines.
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Tuition Protest Roils New York Senate Floor
In Albany Republican leaders clash with Democrats as about 2,000 New York City students protest tuition policy at the State University. Senate leaders defend a plan effective next September while opponents criticize police demonstrations and demand inquiry into campus visits by state police.
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Prison Advertises For New Talent roving reporter sought
The state penitentiary admitted it needed new talent but turned down an inmate application to become a roving reporter.
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