Britain limits incomes as tax hikes loom in austerity plan
London reports a government plan to cap annual income gains at 3 4 percent through 1969 and to defer wage, rent, price, and dividend increases for 12 months. Roy Jenkins says consumption must fall while a 2 percent cutback aims to restore international confidence and growth. Upward family allowance adjustments follow.
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Telegram service may be phased out in Britain
London report notes a decline in telegram use and the prices and incomes board urged on Monday that the time may have arrived to discontinue the service.
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Mattydale Man Wins Lottery in Herald Journal Region
Michael Bubnack of 117 Mitchell Ave Mattydale won at least 5000 in the State Lottery and may win a 160000 grand prize as 60 $1 ticket holders await final drawing in New York City. Bubnack, a GM plant worker, plans to save for his son Lawrence’s college education. Clinton resident William Waldron is the other major prize winner in the Herald Journal area.
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FBI foils San Antonio kidnapping plot
FBI agents arrested a man in San Antonio after a six hour abduction of Dana Lynn Kelfer, 4, who was held at gunpoint for a $30 000 ransom. The girl was found unharmed in a barn 30 miles north, with a maid alerting neighbors and police.
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Johnson signs repeal removing gold cover from currency
President Johnson signed a bill removing the gold reserve requirement on Federal Reserve notes, freeing 10.7 billion dollars to defend the dollar abroad. The action, approved by narrow House and Senate margins, ends gold backing and leaves the dollar's value tied to economic confidence rather than gold reserves.
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Central New York Enjoys Early Spring Weather
Central New York sweltered in sun as spring arrived a day early. Forecasters predict increasing clouds tonight and a warm breezy day tomorrow with scattered showers. tonight's low in the upper 30s and tomorrow's high in the upper 50s. Rain chances 20 percent tonight, 6 percent tomorrow. Winds southeasterly 10 to 20 mph tonight, then southerly 15 to 25 mph.
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Bonds Recovered From City Office After Stolen Security Case
About one million dollars in negotiable securities stolen from a New York bank last fall were recovered in a downtown Syracuse business office. A Syracuse resident was arrested and other suspects sought as Onondaga County DA Leo Hayes said he will present the case to the grand jury Wednesday. The State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation Syracuse Police Criminal Investigation Division and the district attorney’s office led the inquiry.
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Prince Harald to wed commoner Sonja Haraldsen
King Olav V announced engagement of Crown Prince Harald to commoner Sonja Haraldsen. He will marry in August or September. Harald, 31, and Sonja, 30, met in school and follow two sisters who wed commoners in recent years.
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Gold drops on European markets as emergency measures steady currencies
Gold traded around 39 dollars an ounce in Europe marking a second consecutive decline. Earlier surge had pushed prices to about 44.96 dollars during last week's gold-buying spree amid speculation of a devaluation.
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London
UPI
United States
Bigger veteran benefits urged by commission on veterans programs
A year-long study by a high level advisory commission recommended expanded veterans benefits. They urged boosts to service connected disability compensation burial allowances home loan guarantees and related programs. The panel urged higher rates and increased loan caps to better serve ex servicemen.
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Veterans Administration
Family discovers 13 pounds of charity appeals in 1967 mail
In Scarsdale, a year of bookkeeping reveals a family received over 13 pounds of fundraising appeals from 103 non profits in 1967. More than 40 enclosures accompanied the mail, including Christmas cards and thermometers. Michael Helmann, 16, and his mother noted sending money to 31 groups and six others that did not solicit them. Duplicate appeals arriving the same day were common.
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Michael N. Helmann
Norbert Helman
Today’s Chuckle Misread Line Boyishly Misfires
A brief chuckle piece parodies a misheard line about cargo or sound and furthers a playful miscommunication. The lone humorous note treats language mixups with a wink and a nod to readers.
Bomb ripped U S Information Service Library in Brazil
A bomb blast at 1:35 a m damaged the U S Information Service Library in Sao Paulo injuring two Brazilian students found at the scene. The blast also shattered windows at the U S Consulate on the floor above. Federal police reported no arrests and no clues.
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