Johnson Moscow Visit Seen Possible
Unofficial Soviet sources express satisfaction at Johnson's hope Soviet leaders visit the United States yet doubt a trip this year. French and British sources note De Gaulle would welcome Johnson, while diplomats say the speech signals goodwill though not a formal invitation to top Soviet leaders.
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Air Force Discharges Seven In Plattsburgh Marijuana Crackdown
Plattsburgh base leadership disclosed seven airmen were discharged amid a crackdown after an airman, Lance Ramirez of New York City, was convicted of marijuana possession in Clinton County Court. Reports differed on total arrests, with officials saying seven airmen faced action, not 178, and denying marijuana traffic with the base.
Catholic Birth Control Series Postponed Indefinitely
Washington telecast plans for a four part Catholic Hour birth control series were cancelled after objections from bishops and others. National Catholic Men president Martin Work said the program was withdrawn at the last moment in favor of a re run of an earlier Vatican Ecumenical Council series. He added he made the decision personally and hopes to air the series later.
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Bananno's Two Sons Question Banano Boss Missing
New York AP reports Joseph Banano’s two sons testified before a federal grand jury about his disappearance. Salvatore Bonanno, 32, balked when asked about his father while student Rev. Joseph de, 19, advised to offer no comment. Contempt could follow if Salvatore refuses.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council to Resume Final Session Sept 14
The Vatican Press Office announced the fourth and final session of the Vatican Ecumenical Council will begin September 14 in Vatican City. Convened by Pope John XXIII, the council has met each fall since 1962 and drew over 2,000 bishops to the recently concluded third session.
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Bureh Mentions GOP Compromise
Washington AP report says Republican National Chairman Dean Bureh spoke of a compromise to ease the party rift but kept his past leadership as non negotiable. He will not seek a vote of confidence when the Republican National Committee meets in Chicago on the 22nd and 23rd, amid calls for his replacement by some moderates and Hideral Republicans.
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Treasure Hunters Recover Gold From 1715 Spanish Wreck
A team of treasure hunters recovered over a million dollars in gold and silver from the remains of a Spanish galleon wrecked during the 1715 hurricane off Florida. The find highlights ongoing efforts to salvage historic shipwreck riches and preserve nautical history.
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Grant to Bassett Hospital for general research approved
The Public Health Service approved a 27113 dollar general research grant for Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown, reported by Rep. Samuel Stratton's office. President Abdulllah Al-Sallal of Yemen returned home after a week in Cairo and talks with President Gamal Abdel Nasser.
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Shell Casing Theft Charged at Camp Drum
Federal grand jury indicts Rayo beat 53, Robert Po Burnham, Sand Donald P. Spencer and four soldiers from Fort Dix for stealing about 12 tons of expended brass shell casings from Camp Drum between August 1 and September 7. Accused sold 2500 90 millimeter casings to a jack dealer in Watertown.
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Possible Gang Links In Death Of 3
Watertown report on the New Year’s Eve killings of Peter Megan Barbara Megan and an 18 year old brother at a rest area prompts probes into possible football parlay gambling and narcotics ties. Senior Investigator McNulty says no firm links yet but directions point to gambling and drug trafficking connections. Investigators consider possible narcotics import from Canada and other unnamed leads being checked.
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Chinese Reds Reelect Mao and Chou to top posts
Mao Tse tung was reelected honorary chairman of the Fourth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and Premier Chou En-lai was reelected chairman. The meeting in Beijing ran 16 days with about 1,089 members attending. Ping Chich-san named secretary-general as the conference, part of the Communist China's political framework, concluded alongside the National People's Congress on December 20.
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Bank Robbery Bags Found In Parking Lot
Police in Newington Conn say thirty five bank deposit bags marked with the Brains tree Mass Bank were found in a restaurant parking lot on the Berling Turnpike. The bags reportedly belong to the South Shore National Bank branch in Braintree robbed Monday of more than $50,000 by three gunmen who bound bank manager Frederick M Dowling his wife and infant son as hostages but left them unharmed.
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Air Travel Death Rate Up Slightly
Washington reports nine fatal accidents in domestic and international service of 68 scheduled airlines. Passenger deaths totaled 1,200 plus, with 814 million passengers carried. The fatality rate per 100 million passenger miles rose from 6.23 in 1963 to 6.28, despite higher totals of passengers carried. Premier Aldo Moro and Alexei Kosygin voiced a wish for better Italian Russian relations in New Year greetings.
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Democrats Expand Control on Key House Panels
Washington AP Democrats gained seats on major committees as party leaders redraw panels to reflect the party’s November victory. Ways and Means will shift to 17 Democrats and 8 Republicans while Appropriations moves to 34-16, boosting liberal chances on health care. Despite the shifts, leaders said no reelected Republican would lose current posts and seniority will guide final assignments.
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King Criticizes State of the Union as Dreams and Pies
Rep Caneton J. King from Saratoga blasted President Johnsons State of the Union, saying the speech promises a fairy land while sidestepping how it will be paid and glosses over Vietnam and Congo. He called it a speech not on the state of the union but on a bundle of dreams.
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Harold Belbin Retires After 39 Years at Salisbury Brewery
Salisbury England Harold Belbin a longtime cellarman at a local brewery retired last weekend after 39 years service He is noted as a teetotaler and longtime employee in the community-exposed notice from UPI.
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Three Killed In Vermont Car Crash
Washington family members George W. Oakes 55 Jo anna 49 and son James E.G. 17 died when their car lost control on Route 91 returning from a Vermont ski trip. Elder Oakes was a journalist and brother of NY Times editor John B. Qakes. state police noted a daughter Dianan 19 survived.
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Earthquake Shakes Oshima Island in Japan
An early morning quake measured near Oshima Island and parts of the southern Kanto Plain at 5 45 am local time. No damage or casualties were reported. Meanwhile Democrats plan a caucus on Thursday to select members for the Ways and Means Committee, which handles assignments to other panels.
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Mrs Mary Wicks dies after long Troy life
Mrs Mary Wicks 61 a native of Mechanicville and longtime Troy resident was found dead at her home 337 Cleveland Ave Schenectady County Coroner says death from natural causes Widow of Howard Wicks she leaves sister Mrs John J Meliski of Troy three brothers John Francis and Michael McCloskey of Troy and nephew Michael McCloskey Jr of Brunswick also Mrs Richard Halligan of Amsterdam Funeral services set for 10 a m tomorrow at Washington Park Funeral Home and 10 30 a m at Holy Trinity Church with no Requiem High Mass Interment Holy Redeemer Cemetery Troy Scheneclady Road
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