Rockefeller split lingered with divorce fate unclear
Newsday reports Mrs. Rockefeller may seek an out of state divorce while Gov Rockefeller is said to have pressed for separation. John Clark, her brother, cites leadership by the governor and notes a potential reconciliation. state officials warn residency affects holding office.
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Soviets Reject Move to Merge Arms Talks
In Geneva the Soviet Union refused to merge the nuclear test ban talks with disarmament discussions. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin restated demands for a national control network to detect clandestine tests, dismissing Western international inspection post proposals as spying devices. The U S and British delegates declined to treat the rejection as an answer to their merger offer.
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Kennedy to Visit Palm Beach for Commemorative Event
The Associated Press reports plans for a Kennedy visit to Palm Beach for a commemorative event. Details are incomplete and timing not finalized.
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Kennedy
Police officer defends beating claim in Duncan case
An Georgia policeman denies beating 96 year old Harry J. Duncan after a traffic stop. Duncan died from a broken neck and spinal injuries. The officer testified Duncan appeared intoxicated and fell from a police car, while a gas station dispute preceded the arrest. Duncan’s funeral was held in Cartersville.
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FAA Grants Funds For Ga Airports Final tally lands at multiple sites
The Federal Aviation Administration allocated about 1.5 million dollars to Georgia airports. Atlanta Municipal received 1,076,000 for land acquisition and runway, taxiway, and apron work. Other grants went to DeKalb County, Fulton County, Hazlehurst, Macon Cochran Field, Perry Myrtle Field, Valdosta Municipal, and Washington County airports for land, runways, taxiways, and safety projects.
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College seniors on probation for tax evasion tied to gambling
In Atlanta three adults and students face two year suspended sentences and probation for involvement in a gambling tax scheme. 6G. Smith of Valdosta and Mads of Decatur along with Georgia State senior Ayers pleaded nolo contendere in U S District Court, accused of engaging in the business of evading taxes on wagers.
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Appointment chatter hints at U S treasurer post
A garbled report suggests discussions on appointing Mrs Mobaefer Toccos as U S treasurer with possibilities of Elisabeth Smith of California succeeding or resigning soon, amid unnamed resolutions and appointments.
Uniform Theft From Officer Car Reported
Chattanooga police seek thief after an unlocked car was entered and a policeman's uniform was stolen. The incident underscores concerns about protecting on duty gear and potential misuse of the uniform in public. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward with any information.
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Indicted Blood Bank Operator Accused of Stale Blood Sales
Federal grand jury charges John Calise and Westchester Blood Service with distributing stale blood to hospitals. Calise allegedly rewrote dates on empty bottles, sold 3000 bottles monthly at 17 dollars per pint across New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts Rhode Island and Puerto Rico, risking patient safety. The firm closed last September amid investigation and Morgenthau says probe continues.
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N.Y
Westchester Blood Service, Inc
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U. S. Files Suit to Collect Taxes from Goldfine
The United States sues to recover more than 3 in federal taxes from jailed industrialist Bernard Goldfine and its firms and seeks receivers for two Goldfine companies. Notices of tax liens were filed against Strathmore Woolen Co and Boston Associates, totaling 1 116 328 and 30 341 respectively, with a prior 2 001 981 lien in 1960.
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Bernard Goldfine
Robert F. Kennedy
U. S. District Court
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Goldfine
Internal Revenue Service
Mortimer M. Caplin
Strathmore Woolen Co
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Guatemala Blames Cuba for Plot Against President
President Ydigoras declared a state of siege after accusing Cuban-directed Marxists of planning against his government. He announced a dusk to dawn curfew, seized two leftist leaders, and ordered martial law for 20 days while Congress would ratify the decree.
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