Housing Aid Clash Persists Amid UIW Pushes
Mayors press for limited federal housing aid while Romney warns blanket cuts illegal. Nixon signals court action against racial discrimination in housing and urges voluntary integration. Vietnam veterans John Kerry and John ONeill offer diverging views as New York Mayor Lindsay cautions about delaying the war date. Memphis Mayor Loeb defends executive control of military matters.
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Lee Alexander
Syracuse
N.Y
Nixon
John F. Kerry
John O'Neill
Veterans For
Southeast Asia
O'Neill
New York
John V. Lindsay
America
Lindsay
Henry Loeb
Memphis
Downstate OTB Plan Rejected by State Commission
The state OTB commission rejected Greene County plans citing off track betting as an ab negation of municipal responsibility. It found double management between county and private operator conflicting with Civil Service and Municipal Law. The commission urged a revised plan showing clear municipal undertaking and adherence to the OTB law.
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Greene County
State Commission
Senate Unit Passes RR Retirement Hike
The Senate Labor Committee approved a bill raising railroad retirement benefits by 10 percent for 722,000 beneficiaries retroactive to January 1 this year.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Goldberg to Practice Law in Washington
Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg will leave a New York law firm to return to law practice in Washington on July 1. He ran unsuccessfully for governor of New York last year.
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NEW York
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
Goldberg
Newburgh Officials OK Black Patrols
Newburgh officials and black community leaders agreed to allow independent black patrols on the east side to calm the area after disturbances near Newburgh Free Academy. City police will stay on standard patrols and remain low key as barricades were removed and Orange County deputies withdrawn.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Theodore W. Maurer
Orange County
Maurer
East Side
Senate unit hears of big mail thefts
Robert F. Cudak described a $100 million to $300 million mail theft operation spanning four years at JFK and other sites. He testified about stealing securities diamonds and secret documents from DoD CIA and FBI, with guards present and immunity granted. he claimed a crime syndicate controlled distribution of loot.
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Washington
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Robert F. Cudak
Cudak
Defense Department
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
John F. Kennedy
New York
U.S. District Court
Buckley proposes revenue shift as alternative to sharing plan
Sen. James L. Buckley urged a revenue shift plan to the House Ways and Means Committee as a substitute for President Nixon’s revenue sharing. Congress would set state funds and cut federal income tax rates accordingly while the IRS would collect the needed percentage per state. The Real Estate Boards backed revenue sharing or an alternative to curb local property tax hikes.
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Washington
James L. Buckley
House
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon
New York
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Buckley
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Donald J. Hovde
Madison, Wis
Association
Bell Phone Strike Set For July 14
Officials of the Communications Workers of America announced at the convention they would strike the Bell Telephone System at 6 a.m. July 14. CWA President Joseph A. Beirne announced the plan.
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Kansas City
Communications Workers of America
Bell Telephone System
CWA
Joseph A. Beirne
Times Suit Sets Precedent on Prior Restraint
A Times editor argues the case would mark the first instance of a judge restraining publication. The piece surveys historical Supreme Court rulings on free speech, prior restraint, and censorship from World War I through the 1930s, noting tensions between press liberty and public order.
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Times
The
Republic
U.S
Murray I. Gurfein
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Missouri
Eugene V. Debs
Canton
Ohio
Minneapolis
Charles Evans Hughes
Foreign Papers Rally Behind Times on Pentagon Papers
International press lauds the New York Times for courage and public service in publishing secret Pentagon documents on U.S. Vietnam involvement. Critics accuse Johnson of deception while Nixon faces pressure to disclose policy details. mixed notes from Swiss and Soviet outlets warn of political consequences.
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New York Times
Pentagon
United States
Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Saigon
Daily Mirror
The
Times
Johnson
Nixon
Dee Lap
U.S
Cong Luan
Asia
London Times
White House
the Guardian
London
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
London Daily Mail
Paris
le Figaro
William P. Rogers
le Monde
Union
Tass
Die Tat
Zurich
Switzerland
North Vietnam
Economy expands in May amid signs of growth
May data show a rise in personal income to 847.5 billion dollars annual rate and a $6 billion jump in income, helped by $4.25 billion in wage payments. Manufacturing payrolls climbed by 1.5 billion, with hours and earnings up, while housing starts reached 1.931 million units signaling a boom after a slower start to the year.
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Congress
Department
Franklin County GOP Chairman Quits
Haywood Plumadore resigns as Franklin County Republican Committee chairman after decades in the role. He cites pressures of personal business and plans to be away from the county periodically until June 1972 when his term ends. Plumadore is a former assemblyman.
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Saranac Lake
N.Y
Haywood Plumadore
Franklin County
Republican Committee
Plumadore
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