Nasser Sympathetic To Thants Mission In Cairo Talks
Middle East crisis deepens as Thant in Cairo seeks UN backed steps to keep Gulf of Aqaba open. Nations weigh blockade legality and US response while Nasser and Pearson urge restraint. Security Council adjourned without date. Thant distrusted timing.
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Local units push for more home rule at hearings
White Plains AP local officials condemned the Legislature for mandating salary hikes for public workers without state aid to cover costs. The Constitutional Convention panel heard witnesses urge greater local autonomy as seven more hearings are planned statewide.
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N.Y
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Campbell
Edwin G. Michaelian
Westchester County
Albany
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Tuckathoe
Henry V. Kensing
Mount Kisco
Eastchester
Francis X. O'Rourke
William McKinley
Leonard Sandel
Rockville Centre
Long Island
Ski Area Owners Seek Ban on State Run Resorts
Private ski area owners urged New York state leaders to constitutionally bar expansion of state operated ski areas. James Dempsey of Warrensburg told the convention committee that Whiteface and Gore Mountain are in the red, and Hoffman Mountain may be added next year, as 16 speakers pressed limits on state control while proposing a recreation department and keeping the forest preserve free from commerce.
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N.Y
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Warrensburg
New York
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Essex County
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Convention Committee On Natural Resources and Agriculture
Capitol
Conferees Agree On Tax Writeoff and Subsidy Plan
Conferees reached a compromise on tax writeoffs and investment credits tied to government funds, with a Senate rider suspending both the fund and a $1 income tax checkoff. The House and Senate later differ on timing for depreciation and credits, while conferees accepted a more liberal ceiling for the restored investment credit.
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Bitler
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Army Major Seeks Asylum in Cuba After Defection
U S Army Major Pearce reportedly defected from Houston to Cuba arriving Thursday night, bought a plane in Houston, and appeared under strain. His former wife said he picked up their son last Friday for a vacation and declined to comment. Born in Jacksonville Florida in 1930s era, Pearce served at Ft Benning and West Germany, later in Vietnam earning a Bronze Star. Cuban government issued a detailed service record.
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Houston
Tex
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Walter N. Pearce
Birmingham
Ala
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West Germany
Ft. Devens
Mass
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Vietnam
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Saigon
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Fia
Dublin Man Sends Five Dollar Bill to NYC for Bus Window Repair
A Dublin resident known as The Dubliner sent New York City $5 to cover damage from a Bronx bus window broken years ago. Peter Crogan, 43, wrote that as a young boy he broke the window and now wishes to repay the cost to the city. Finance Administrator Ray M. Goodman confirmed receipt by air mail.
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New York City
Dublin
Ireland
Bronx
Ray M. Goodman
Peter Crogan
Thant May Have Erred On Pullout
Thant faced pressure over U N force in the Sinai as Egyptian demands spurred possible contingents’ withdrawal. Yugoslavia and India threatened to pull out. critics hint Thant’s stance reflected ties with Nasser while U N officials debate assembly referral and legal responsibility.
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Thant
Sinai Desert
Yugoslavia
India
Nasser
Nas
Canada
Brazil
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Assembly
Johnson School Aid Vote Victory Sparks Party Clash
A battle over school aid raged as Democrats led by Speaker John W. McCormack and Majority Leader Carl Albert argued against Quies amendment to redistribute funds to states. Republicans charged misrepresentation, framing the dispute as church state versus state control in education policy.
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J-Mass
McCormack
Carl Albert
D-Okia
Albert
Robin Hood
Quie
Charles KE. Goodell
R-N.y
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