Kennedy announces run for president meets mixed reactions
Senator Robert F Kennedy declares he will run for president while facing disdain from President Johnson and resistance from Senator McCarthy. Democratic establishment mostly cool, with New York State Chair John Burns supporting. Other Democrats in Oregon Iowa Rhode Island and California offer encouragement. McCarthy vows to run hard and denies any deals. A breakfast remark from Maryland's William S James signals strong opposition. Stratton criticizes Kennedy’s Vietnam stance as appeasement. Concluded on page 15.
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Garrison locks out DAI at New Orleans banquet
Dist Atty Jim Garrison barred the National District Attorneys Association from its convention banquet in New Orleans after officials objected to a planned speech about President Johnson and the federal government. About 600 attendees left the hotel banquet room. Garrison said there would be no censorship and the $3,300 roast beef dinner would be sent to three orphanages.
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Salute to Irish Tipperary Hill on Syracuse contribution
Empire Magazine highlights the Irish community of Tipperary Hill the Syracuse area and features the green over red traffic light symbol on its color cover. The 16 page issue includes parade stars comics and news sections.
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Johnson Eyes $8 to $9 Billion Budget Cut For Tax Move
President Johnson signals willingness to cut 8 to 9 billion dollars from appropriations in exchange for a tax increase. Mills questions sufficiency while central banks meet to shore up the dollar and curb the global monetary crisis.
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Legislators call for $391 million in Rockefeller cuts
Six area Republican lawmakers urge nearly 400 million dollars in specific reductions to Gov. Rockefeller's 5.5 billion budget. They argue the plan would curb tax hikes while noting record spending and bond financing claims, with sweeping payroll increases.
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Johnson weighs moderate Vietnam troop rise above 325,000
UPI reports President Johnson prepared to order a moderate increase in U S troops in Vietnam, not near 200,000, with figures suggesting about 10,000 more than the 325,000 level and noting 506,000 troops in country. Sources say the 82nd Airborne and Tet casualties influence planning.
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Today's Chuckle Optimist sees bright side of misfortune
An optimist can always see the bright side of the other fellow's misfortune.
Mohawk Valley College Students Killed in Cave Tragedy
Four Mohawk Valley Community College students entered a 100 foot deep cave near Cobleskill. Soren escaped to summon help while Gillman and Smith were rescued. Alderman died after being pinned by a log in the cave. The group, including Ronald Alderman and Michael Gillman, were from Baldwinsville Utica Fayetteville and Rochester. Rescue efforts continued for hours with snowmelt believed to trigger the cavern flood.
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