Tributes flow for Baruch dies at 95 in New York
Bernard Baruch, financier, statesman and philanthropist, died Sunday night at age 95 after a weeklong illness from a heart attack at his New York home. President Truman, Hubert Humphrey, Strom Thurmond and others paid tribute to a man who rose from a City College of New York job to become a donor of millions for medical research education and public service. Baruch advised several presidents and crafted the Baruch plan for atomic energy control, though it was rejected by the Soviet Union. He was a lifelong Democrat who supported Eisenhower in 1952, noted for a keen pursuit of facts and a distinctive white suit and bow tie. He would have turned 95 on August 19.
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World News Briefs Excise Tax Signatures and Repeal
Washington notes President Tomaso signs the second major tax cut as a $7 billion excise tax repeal faces review. Retailers rush to adjust inventories seeking refunds for taxes already paid. Congress focuses on appropriation bills totaling about $45.2 billion to fund the Defense Department and public works for the fiscal year.
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Klan May Register as Corporation as Tax Issue
James Robert Jones says he will register the Ku Klux Klan as a corporation after the state attorney general said the group is soliciting memberships on an automatic and confined basis. President Humphrey returns from Paris with a report on a constructive visit while awaiting further word on de Gaulle’s agenda.
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Belmont Man Found Dead In Woods
A year old Belmont man was found dead in the woods off Ralphfucd Rd near ML. Ziyi Chuech appeared to have died of a heart attack. Police said Coblin's rat was found around 11 am Sunday and a search followed. Coroner reported probable heart condition. missing since Friday.
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Emma 91 wed 86 year romance at home
Emma Froncis Movey and Wilson Moray, residents of a Soluthbury care home, married on Sunday after fearing public judgment. Mrs Calkins, manager of the home, recalls the couple’s long companionship and tears as they finally wed, with Movey’s son Genreo praising their union.
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Last Farewell for Son at New Zealand Grave in Florida
An aging New Zealand father visits the grave of his Royal Navy son buried near Opa-Locka, Florida, after a wartime crash. He recalls the voyage, saved pennies from his pension, and plans an inscription in Maori, Haere rae tamat, meaning farewell.
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Train Jumps Tracks Injuring 27 in Ohio
A night passenger train from Chicago to New York derailed after leaving Main Street in western Ohio. Twenty seven of 130 passengers were injured, with fourte en cars overturned and three baggage cars flipped. Authorities treated patients in nearby Lies, Ohio, before release after hospital care.
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Commonwealth Plan Unchanged Amid Viet Nam Peace Mission Denunciations
London AP reports the British Commonwealth Viet Nam peace mission proceeds as planned despite Red China and North Viet Nam objections. Spokesman says capitals Washington Moscow Peking Hanoi Saigon have not officially replied. No statement on itinerary. responses received from five capitals labeled as refused or supported. Peking accuses Wilson of backing US aggressive policy in Viet Nam.
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Unbelievable Floodwaters Set Records in Kansas
Destructive Arkansas River crest swept toward Larned and Great Bend with floodwaters up to five miles wide. Towns including Kinsley faced rising waters as guards, helicopters, and planes patrolled river valleys. Governor Avery called it a 100 year flood while Denver and nearby areas faced massive property damage and evacuations. Death tolls rose in Colorado and Kansas with hundreds of homes and thousands of acres affected.
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U S Prop Planes Drive Off MIG Attack Near Hanoi
U S Navy Skyraiders and A-1s from the carrier Midway battled two faster MIGs while raiding a highway 60 miles northwest of Hanoi. Skyraiders scored two bursts of fire, one jet allegedly went down, and both sides maintained uncertainty over nationality. Other carrier aviation supported strikes on petrol storage, depots, barracks, and military targets.
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Planes Hit Red Targets as Marine Dies in Viet Nam
In North Vietnam aircraft hit bridges barracks and coastal targets. A Marine was killed and three wounded in a clash ten miles west of Da Nang. Four Viet Cong were killed in another engagement as U S pilots raided sites near Vinh and Hanoi.
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Algiers Under Guard as Ben Bella Demonstrators Rally
Riot police guard Algiers as supporters of deposed President Ahmed Ben Bella stage protests. About 1,000 people march through downtown while police disperse demonstrators with little violence. Boumedienne's government forms and the Asian African conference in Algiers is slated for June.
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Dominican Rebels Call For Strike
SANTO DOMINGO, AP The three day nationwide strike called by Dominican workers to support rebel demands highlights ongoing friction with the government and OAS mediated talks. Rebels seek a permanent government elected within six months and removal of many armed forces officers, while the OAS proposes elections in six to nine months and a provisional framework including constitutional elements from 1912 and 1963 eras.
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