Former Lindsay Star Linked To Cosa Nostra
James Marcus, once Lindsay's chief troubleshooter and water commissioner, faced an $800,000 city contract scandal and federal charges for racketeering conspiracy. Indicted alongside Corallo and others, the case ties to attempted mob infiltration of the city administration. Marcus resigned amid the probe and denied wrongdoing.
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Mount Kisco
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New York City
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Itkin
Dandiel Motto
Greenwich, Conn
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Prand
James L. Marcus
Center
Manhattan
Johnson to Attend Memorial for Holt
President Johnson will fly to Australia to attend memorial services for Prime Minister Harold Holt after his disappearance off Melbourne. Interim Australian leader John McEwen will be sworn in as PM pending a Liberal leadership vote. Johnson calls Holt’s death a cruel tragedy and will seek views on Vietnam policy with Holt’s colleagues.
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Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
London
Romney in Moscow hears new Viet ideas from Soviets
Gov George Romney met with about 50 Russian citizens at the Moscow House of Friendship for a 90 minute exchange on Vietnam. He said he heard some new ideas and mentioned neutralization, but did not reveal Russian reactions. Attendees included Anatoly Gromyko, Pravda commentators, and other high officials.
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Jet Hits Market Killing Nine In Tucson Crash
A U S Air Force F4D Phantom crashed into The Food Giant supermarket at 29th Street and Alvernon Tucson. Nine people were believed dead in the blaze, with two confirmed and seven unconfirmed. The crash occurred during a training flight from Nellis Air Force Base. Two hours after the crash the flames were under control.
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Gary L. Hughes
U.S. Air Force
Ernest Sanchez
Alabama Tornadoes Kill Four Cause $3 Million In Damage
Tornadoes battered Alabama killing four and causing about 3 million dollars in damage. Huntsville area suffered extensive destruction including leveled homes and trailers. Weather fronts threatened further twisters across Alabama Tennessee Georgia Louisiana and Mississippi as snow and blizzards hit the West.
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Supreme Court rules eavesdropping violates Fourth Amendment
UPI report on the high court overturning a California man’s gambling conviction after federal agents used a microphone outside a public phone booth. Chief Justice declares the Fourth Amendment protects people not places. Other actions include cases on conscientious objector status, rail mergers, and district redraw deadlines.
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UPI
Supreme Court
California
Charles Katz
Polter Stewart
Katz
We'll Do It Rockefeller Reacts To Redistricting Ruling
Governor Nelson Rockefeller stated We'll do it in response to the Supreme Court ruling ordering New York to reapportion its 41 congressional districts by March 1. The split Legislature faces a January session with Republicans in the Senate and Democrats in the Assembly, aiming to minimize changes to current districts.
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Mississippi
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Albany
Earl W. Brydges
Sion
Asst
George D. Zuckerman
Longest Bridge Bombed in Fifth Straight Day of Hanoi Attacks
Saigon AP reports U S planes swept through heavy air defenses to bomb North Vietnam s longest bridge the Paul Doumer bridge northeast of Hanoi as part of a multi day campaign around the capital. Reports note good bomb coverage despite intense antiaircraft fire and surface to air missiles with counter strikes on missile sites and other bridges nearby.
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North Vietnam
Jin
Hanoi
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Red River
Red China
Hiaphong
Doumer Bridge
Washkansky Faces Possible Heart Rejection After Transplant
CAPE TOWN South Africa Doctors expressed concern over Louis Washkansky the first human heart transplant patient as his condition worsened. Dr Christian Barnard said the patient shows lung changes and double pneumonia possibly signaling rejection of the alien heart and new treatment has begun though management remains unclear.
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