Goldberg Says U.N. Visitation Plan Tied to NLF Visit
Goldberg testified that the U.S. warned of no link between a Saigon incident and a proposed NLF visit to U.N. headquarters in New York. He described a six to twelve month visa request via an unnamed mediator, seeking broad access including radio and press interviews, with two NLF representatives and no official U.N. status.
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State Court Revives Law on Wiretap
State Court of Appeals upholds a revived wiretap statute amid controversy over electronic eavesdropping. Justice Keating writes the decision broadens protections, despite Berger and Supreme Court restraints. Dissenting Chief Justice Fuld argues the law is prohibited. trial issues include eavesdropping evidence and retroactivity questions tied to prior Kerger rulings.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Steel price hikes widen as National and J&L lead
Pittsburgh AP reports two more big steel makers National and Jones & Laughlin raised prices yesterday, joining U S Steel in a concerted hike that covers about 23 percent of shipments. The moves push total industry increases to about 70 percent of shipments for the year, with potential further rises.
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Jones & Laughlin
J&l
U.S. Steel
U.S
Seven Widows Seek Body of Stabbing Victim
Redwood City Calif coroner Paul Jensen said seven widows claimed the body of William G White 43 a San Francisco carpenter stabbed December 29 in Daly City during a construction site fight Jensen refused to release remains to the claimants A court order eventually released the body to Bently Jean White of Menlo Park Whites legal wife
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Paul Jensen
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San Francisco
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Daly City
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Hartley
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Menlo Park
Cardinal Spellman Interred at Cathedral in Solemn Requiem
Cardinal Spellman was interred after a solemn requiem Mass at a towering Gothic cathedral attended by about 3,300 people including U S leaders and foreign cardinals. President Johnson flew in from Washington for the service, and Spellman was lauded for his decades of service to the church, country, and servicemen abroad.
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Archbishop
New York
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Father Gannon
Fordham University
Vatican
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Cardinal Archbish
Washington
Yemen Rebels Give Sana 40 Hours to Surrender
In Beirut and Cairo reports say Yemeni Royalists have surrounded Sana and issued a 40 hour ultimatum to surrender. President Abdel Rahman Tria ny flew to Cairo with Soviet refugees and officials. Russian dependents and officials were transported to Cairo by Egyptian and Soviet planes amid tense coverage.
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Lebanon
UPI
Yemen
Cairo
Sana
Abdel Rahman Triany
Enough Housing Plan In Troy Aims For Spring Start
Troy leaders unveil the TRIP program a nonprofit to buy and renovate dwellings for occupancy as part of urban renewal and relocation efforts. Plans call for 600 new housing units and city support with clerical and business group involvement for spring action.
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Lyons
Mr. Stanley
Troy Rehabilitation Improvement Program
TRIP
Federal Housing Administration
Smith
Troy
Burglar Cracks Safe in Freeport Bank
A thief battered open a safe in the Bankers Mutual Life Insurance Co. building in Freeport Illinois with a sledge on Wednesday night releasing tear gas. Investigators found a note the burglar appears to have typed reading I cried a tear over you and $125 in cash was taken.
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Freeport, Ill
Bankers Mutual Life Insurance Co
Higher Social Security Benefits Tax Provisions Passed
Conferees completed rapid work on the Social Security bill in three days, settling 295 differences before adjournment. Key provisions include retirement age set at 62 for most, $1,680 disabled benefits limit, $50 monthly payment for those 72 and over, and changes to tax deductions for medical expenses. The final package blends House and Senate language, with states handling work requirements for dependents and modified welfare incentives.
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