Kennedy urges new crime weapons in hearings on Cosa Nostra
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy urged Congress to approve immunity for witnesses in racketeering probes and a broader federal wiretap act. He testified as the lead-off witness before the Senate investigations subcommittee on the Cosa Nostra underworld empire.
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UPI
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Cosa Nostra
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United States
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Apalachin, N.Y
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Fulbright outlines second step in Russia pact
Senator Fulbright said disarmament talks with the Soviet Union may take two to three years after the nuclear test ban treaty and that early follow up negotiations are unlikely. He noted the Antarctic Treaty vote and emphasized patience for broader disarmament efforts while Kennedy called the test ban a small but significant step toward peace.
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UPI
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Administration presses largest tax cut through House vote
United Press international reports the Kennedy administration seeks House passage of an 11 billion dollar tax cut, the largest in history. Republicans push to attach an anti-spending amendment. Mills argues tax cuts lessen central government control while Curtis says the president wants to pursue both tax cuts and spending restraint. The bill, likely to reach the Senate intact, would phase in tax relief over two years with about 1.5 million individuals paying no tax next year and a 20 percent rate cut for others, affecting roughly 50 million taxpayers.
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Dominican revolt ousts president in coup
Dominican rebels deposed President Juan Bosch in a military coup proclaimed as a blow against communism. The revolt dissolved parliament and set up a provisional regime in Santo Domingo with armed forces taking control.
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McNamara Taylor to Assess Vietnam War Progress
Defense Secretary McNamara and General Taylor began a week long Saigon inspection to probe delays in defeating Communists in South Vietnam. They met with Ambassador Lodge and General Harkin on day one and planned courtesy calls on Viet Namese leaders amid mixed opinions on Diem's government.
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Civil rights bill delay looms as clock runs out
UPI reports that administration aides expect little chance to win broad civil rights legislation this year. Senate Leader Mansfield signaled debate on making the U.S. Civil Rights Commission permanent, shifting strategy as House delays tax cut and civil rights actions. Without action, the six year old commission faces shutdown November 30 despite a four year extension request.
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Lorain council approves hospital lease with changes
Lorain City Council votes to approve a draft hospital lease but calls for two changes before final approval. The action appears in the council notes section amid other city business and upcoming races.
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Lorain Council
Five year old Ralph Hoffelzer needs two more blood donors
Avon Lake volunteers report thirteen donors of B positive blood have been secured for five year old Ralph Hoffelzer who will have open heart surgery on November 20 at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Two additional donors are needed for the operation and extra donors may be listed in case a donor cannot attend. Ralph is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hoffelzer and he previously underwent heart surgery at age two due to a growth in the right heart chamber.
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Joseph Profac
Magheeco
Commission
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Steve Maggadino
Avon Lake
Ralph Hoffelzer
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
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Pleas ant View Sanatorium Faces TB Operation Termination
In Lorain County 21 patients sign a petition urging the continued operation of Pleasant View Sanatorium as a TB hospital. The Board of Trustees recommends terminating TB operations for economy after a drop in patients, while the county commissioners set a public hearing for Nov 22 to decide the fate.
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Pleasant View
Lorain County
Edward Gawick
Columbus
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio enjoys sunny and warm conditions today with highs around 68 to 75 degrees. Increasing clouds and mild overnight with low near 48 to 34. Thursday brings considerable cloudiness with occasional showers and cooler temperatures. Tuesday’s range around 40 to 68, with year over year readings near 72.
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Rockefeller meets Pope Paul VI in secrecy at Vatican
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller, amid divorce and remarriage controversy, had an unusual audience with Pope Paul VI in the Vatican. Rockefeller stated he was pleased to pay his respects and declined further comment as Vatican sources noted the secrecy surrounding the meeting. The Pope reportedly agreed to receive him, unlike typical public disclosures.
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UPI
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Elyria City Employees Receive Raises Above 10 Percent
City records show many Elyria employees received boosts exceeding the 10 percent promise tied to a May levy. Increases came from a mid July pay ordinance and a new progressive system, with department heads and assistants gaining up to 25 percent, and others earning 2 to 19.7 percent boosts.
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Charles E. Coen
Jury Declines Welfare Abuse Inquiry In Lorain County Grand Jury
The Lorain County grand jury convened but is not expected to investigate alleged misuse of welfare funds. Prosecutor Paul J. Mikus stated no case has been prepared for presentation and 36 routine criminal changes were scheduled for consideration.
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Paul J. Mikus
Chronicle-Telegram
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