Last details before consolidation vote with board of canvassers
State Education Department representative Robert Coughlin and Edgar R. Schriber direct the board of canvassers as polls open for the consolidation vote. The scene captures officials ensuring the process runs smoothly at the start of the voting period.
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Israel jails fugitive Soblen and likely expulsion
Dr. Robert A. Soblen, a 62 year old Soviet spy fugitive, was arrested in Tel Aviv after fleeing the United States on a forged Canadian passport. Israel plans to expel him at the request of the United States while Soblen faces extradition chances and possible deportation for illegally entering Israel.
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Peru military cites irregularities in June vote
The Peruvian armed forces announced grave irregularities in the June 10 presidential election. They claimed fraud occurred in seven Haya de la Torre provinces, amid Belaunde’s call for military backing. Official tallies showed Victor Raul Haya de la Torre ahead by about 12 thousand votes out of 1.8 million.
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Second class mailing privileges authorized in Middletown NY
The notice states second class mailing privileges are authorized at Middletown New York under the act of March 3 2007. This marks official eligibility for newspaper mailing under state regulatory provisions with a specified timeframe and location.
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Kennedy Wins Major Tariff Cut Power In House
The House approved the President's trade expansion bill 298 to 125, granting broader tariff-cutting authority than any prior chief executive. It aims to counter Europe’s Common Market and would replace the 1934 reciprocal trade program with a new framework amid shifting U.S. and Atlantic trade dynamics. The Senate awaits action as a Mason amendment to extend authority failed.
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