Fair-Price Milk Bill Advances in New York Legislature
A mixed Republican Democratic coalition debates a milk price fixing bill. Supporters claim long term lower prices. opponents warn of price manipulation and harm to consumers. Leaders push party lines as cross-aisle support collapses, making assembly approval unlikely.
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Theodore C. Day
Seneca County
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Suspect Held In Slaying Of Bishop In Mexico
Pascual Najera Moreno accused of masterminding the plot to kidnap and slay Roman Catholic Bishop Jose de la Soledad Torres Castaneda of Obregon City. He was turned over to police by his brother in OrOUIea amid fears of mob violence. The bishop disappeared March 4 after Mass in Tepehuanes, his body later found buried in the Sierra Madre with autopsy noting strangulation and beating. Two other men, Arturo Santos Estevanez and Baldomero Garcia Garcia, were earlier detained and linked to a car theft gang.
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Silver dollar exchange eyed by New York Mercantile Exchange
The NYMEX plans to trade 1000 silver dollars like butter and eggs, matching buyers and sellers of coins still in circulation though mostly collectors items. Dealers warn the move could turn coin collecting into speculation, with US mints inactive since 1935 and 1970 as a potential restart date.
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Crown Prince Birendra to Enter Tokyo University in April
Palace sources report that 21 year old Crown Prince Birendra Bir Bikram Hari Deva, an alumnus of St Josephs College Darjeeling and Eton, will enter Tokyo University in April and then proceed to Harvard University.
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Thant Plan Accepted By US Aims For Prompt Cease Fire Talks
The United States accepted Thant plan and urged an immediate cease fire as the first step in a three point proposal. President Johnson and Secretary Rusk spoke at a news conference while Ky of South Vietnam urged Saigon to handle peace talks with Hanoi. The note said the South Vietnamese must be involved throughout the process and Hanoi’s stance remained largely negative despite open channels of communication. Senator McCarthy backed the response but called the plan similar to earlier suggestions without firm consequences.
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Book Reveals Kennedy Death World Alert and War Fears
A new book portrays Kennedy’s death as triggering a global alert and high tension at the White House. It details Joint Chiefs warnings, DEW Line concerns, and tense reactions by Taylor, Johnson, and De Gaulle amid Oswald’s Russia stay talks.
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Johnson knew nuclear release procedures on JFK day
The Defense Department said Lyndon B. Johnson was fully aware of procedures to authorize the release of nuclear weapons on the day of Kennedy's assassination, countering William Manchester's claim in The Death of a President that Johnson was not aware.
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Telephonic blackout fears emerge in early JFK era account
The narrative details a 710 page book by Manchester and Harper & Row noting a national telephony disruption during an assassination era, including objections by Mrs Kennedy and a denial by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. The piece describes potential sabotage risks, emergency telecom ideas, and CIA watchfulness over Moscow and Beijing, with references to high level officials and a de Gaulle assassination plot claim.
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Omaha Police Take McMaines Into Custody
Omaha Police yesterday detained Lillie Mae McMaines on a fugitive-from-justice warrant at the request of New Orleans authorities who seek her return as a material witness in District Attorney Jim Garrison's JFK assassination inquiry. Detective Inspector Richard Anderson cited Omaha's interstate cooperation pact in the arrest.
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Pope Endorses Birth Curbs with Moral Law
The encyclical calls for justice and equality in world order, warns against revolution, and urges tax support for development. It allows limited seizure of unused lands for the common good and criticizes exporting income abroad to feign national welfare.
Lindsay Opens Talks With City Firemen Over Strike Threat
New York mayor John V. Lindsay entered contract negotiations with the city firemen as the APL-CIO Uniformed Firemen's Association, representing about 10 500 members, prepared to seek strike authorization amid wage demand pressures. The union had set a date for a possible strike vote and urged prompt action.
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Secrecy in Guardianships Targeted by Travia Bill
The legislative committee on court reorganization considers assigning guardians in Manhattan Surrogate Court to be laden with patronage. Travia proposes public filings of guardian appointments and closing fee statements, both to become public records, and supports a potential merger of the State Supreme Court with the Surrogate Court and a state public guardian office. The plan aims to reduce patronage in billion-dollar surrogates cases and to push the Constitutional Convention to address court merger as a priority.
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Electrical blast damages locomotive at Grand Central Terminal
An electrical explosion at Grand Central Terminal damaged a New Haven Railroad locomotive on track 27’s upper level. The blast, near 1 p.m., forced evacuation of the main concourse as the engine was to be moved to a yard.
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Rain and fog blanket broad region with variable showers
Weather across the nation featured showers and heavy fog in a wide band from New England to Tennessee, with heavy rain in Ohio and near an inch in Columbus. Cool air and light winds produced dense fog from the Mississippi Valley to the eastern Great Lakes, then lifted as temperatures rose. Showers also hit Florida and the Northwest, while the West and Plains enjoyed sunshine.
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How Do You Beat The Blues Digest Promo
Reader's Digest promotes its April Digest with guidance on beating the blues during tough times of day week or year. The feature promises 41 articles and tips to feel better and invites readers to get the issue.
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