Full-Time D A Urged Rocky Would Hike Police Pay Area Affected
Gov Rockefeller urged legislature to require full-time district attorneys in large counties and to raise police starting pay in 18 cities including Albany Schenectady Troy Cohoes Watervliet and Rensselaer. Plan to extend State Commission of Investigation life to 1969.
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Rocky
Rockefeller
Rensselaer
Troy
State Commission of Investigation
Albany
Schenectady
Rensselaer County
Cohoes
Watervliet
Robert A. Stierer
New York City
Governor Rockefellers Rejection Ends Sales Tax Exemption Push
Albany AP Rockefeller rules out any sales tax relief this year as both chambers pass rival exemption plans. Democratic plan would tax relief with a fee to collectors up to 5000 dollars annually. Estimated revenue losses range from 13 million to 73.5 million dollars. Republican governor says no responsible legislator could pursue such cuts.
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Charles Dumas
Albany
Rockefeller
New York
Travia
Associated Press
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
Brydges
Assembly Passes Rockefeller Drug Bill in Albany
The Assembly backed Gov. Rockefeller's $100 million anti narcotics program despite objections from liberal Democrats and approved it with near unanimous support in Albany.
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Albany
Assembly
Gov
Rockefeller
New York Primary June 28 Set in Bipartisan Pact
Albany lawmakers reached a bipartisan agreement to set the state primary for June 28 and the nominating conventions for September 7 to 9. The plan shifts from June 21 and September 28, aiming to provide campaigning time while avoiding costly overtime for election staff.
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Albany
N. Y
Rockefeller
GOP
Area Man Arrested in Albany Draft Dodging Roundup
An Elsmere man Timothy B. Klink was arrested in Albany on a Cleveland draft dodging scheme. FBI raids in New York City netted 28 defendants in related indictments. The cases involve fake Air Force Reserve papers and bribes for draft deferments, with other arrests in Cleveland and nationwide.
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Elsmere
Albany
Cleveland
New York City
Federal
Timothy Bar] Klink
Elsmere Ave
U.S
Bender Solomon
Philip R. Murray
U.S. District Court
Klink
FBI
Irving C. Klink
Defense Department
Air Force Reserve
Ohio
National
Manor's Irishman John Murphy Dies at 102 in Albany Area
John Murphy born April 9 1863 in New York City died at Van Rensselaer Manor aged 101 or 102 after long residence there. Once the No 1 customer at Pat Cleary's Restaurant he remained lively with Irish wit and a transistor radio. He worked as a woodsman railroad worker hotel clerk and maintenance man.
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John Murphy
van Rensselaer Manor
Mr. Murphy
Manor
Pat Cleary
Broadway
New York City
Murphy
Grover Cleveland
State Street
France Demands NATO Out by 1967 Pullout Dates
France will withdraw from NATO command by July 1 1967 and order NATO installations out by April 1 1967. About 28 000 U S forces are stationed at NATO HQ bases depots and communications posts in France. The note says France will terminate air force and ground units in West Germany under NATO by July 1 and withdraw French personnel from NATO's integrated command.
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Washington
Thce
NATO
U.S. Army
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Charles Dé Gaulle
United States
Paris
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
U.S
de Gaulle
West Germany
Supreme Headquarters al
House Unit Approves Credit Buying Curbs
The House Banking Committee approved a plan to give President Johnson stand by authority to curb installment buying. Treasury adviser Stanley S. Surrey advised a temporary rise in individual taxes to cool the overheated economy, paired with corporate and capital gains tax increases, while opposing excess profits and excise taxes. The measure would let the president fix down payments and repayment lengths, a control last used during Korea War times.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Johnson
Senate
House Economic Subcommittee
Treasury
Stanley S. Surrey
Surrey
House
Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
White House
Demonstration Flares at U S Marine Billet in Da Nang
About 2000 Vietnamese protesters gathered outside a U S Marine billet in Da Nang after a traffic incident sparked three weeks of political agitation. Placards with Down with the Americans and other anti U S slogans were displayed as jeering crowds challenged U S personnel.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
U.S. Marine
White House
Aid Near 5 Billion for South Viet Nam This Summer
AP reports total U S aid to South Vietnam since 1954 will top 5 billion dollars by summer and could reach 6 billion by mid 1967. AID notes by June 30, 1966 fiscal year end, economic assistance will exceed 3 billion with about 650 million in nonmilitary aid planned for fiscal 1967.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Agency For International Development
Teen-Ager Questioned In Goldman Kidnaping
A slight built teenage boy was questioned about the kidnapping of 18 year old Daniel Goldman. He volunteered information and was taken to the Goldman home where FBI and Surfside police questioned him for hours.
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Goldman
Miami
Fla
Daniel Goldman
Daniel
Aaron Goldman
Surfside
FBI
John Oakley
Medicare Rush Hits U S Offices
Washington reports a late surge of citizens over 65 signing up for the voluntary Medicare plan before the midnight deadline. Officials say 16.5 million have agreed to pay 3 dollars monthly, about 86 percent of eligible 19.1 million, with 1 million declining and 1.6 million unresponsive. Robert M. Ball praises the strong response.
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Washington
UPI
Robert M. Ball
Social Security
Mechanicville Hit as B M Strike Expands Across Regions
Mechanicville members of the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen joined 500 to 600 workers in a 12:01 a.m. strike against Boston & Maine Railroad. Picket lines formed in Albany and in Massachusetts towns and at Portland Maine and White River Junction Vermont facilities as union officials cite refusal to negotiate under the Railway Labor Act.
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Mechanicville
International Brotherhood of Locomotive
Boston & Maine Railroad
Brotherhood
Albany
William Watson
International
Massachusetts
Boston
Worster
Springfield
Deerfield
Portland
White River Junction
Watson
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