Abram May Buck Javits In Race For U S Senate
Abram May Buck Javits weighs a U.S. Senate bid with party backing from Kennedy in New York. He favors a direct primary on June 18 after state committee selections and may face Resnick or other contenders. Abram, a civil rights advocate in 1954, is president of the American Jewish Committee since 1963 and lives on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue.
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Professor Says Sailors Deserted To Protest War
New York AP report about four sailors from the carrier Intrepid who deserted to protest Vietnam. Dartmouth professor Ernest Young says the men acted independently, wrote their own statements, and aimed to join a global peace movement.
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U S teacher to face trial in East Germany
Ronald Wiedenhoeft, a 30 year old Columbia University history teacher from Milwaukee, is to be tried by East Germany. He has been held in East Berlin since Sept 5. A U S Embassy spokesman said a trial will occur but location and date are unknown. West Berlin authorities knew nothing beyond Bonn’s disclosure. Wiedenhoeft’s attorney reported an arrest order on espionage suspicion. Pictures he took in East Berlin appear involved.
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Great Lakes Snow Swept By Winds
Winds swept snow across the Great Lakes region with light covering and some measurable accumulations. Two inches fell in Lansing and Erie, with up to 12 inches forecast for snow belt areas around Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Morning lows reached minus values in Massena and Bradford while afternoon highs varied from the teens in Michigan to 87 in Palm Springs.
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Longs Committees Funds Move Amid Ethics Probe
Senate approves a 35 thousand dollar funding increase for Senator Edward V Longs Judiciary subcommittee on administrative practice and procedure amid ongoing ethics scrutiny. The vote signals Senate backing of the subcommittee operations despite Life Magazines allegations and political debate led by Senator John Williams.
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California Court Stays Executions
The California State Supreme Court stayed all executions yesterday, affecting prisoners already under death sentence and those who may receive such sentences before next January. The stay precedes hearings planned for early next year on constitutional challenges to capital punishment, and follows a brief opinion delaying execution of all death judgments in state superior courts.
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Anonymous Coin Cache Recovered In Revere Mass
An anonymous tip led to the recovery of about 100000 dollars in rare coins stolen from Windsor Connecticut last May. Three footlockers and a suitcase of coins were found near the East Boston Revere line. 15000 dollars in coins were recovered last June. Three men convicted in Chelsea District Court face suspended sentences and probation, with orders to return the coins or disclose their location. In Maine, an Otis AFB jet interceptor granted yesterday to Mt Abraham, crew parachuted to safety. pilot Dean Glazier and observer Lawrence Uchmanowicz identified by a state game warden, ranks and addresses not released.
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Higher Prices Expected in 1968 If Tax Not Passed
Washington analysts forecast consumer prices rising about 4 to 5 percent in 1968 with interest rates at 6 to 9 percent for bonds and loans if Congress rejects President Johnson's 10 percent surtax. Credit could tighten as the Federal Reserve may curb money supply, risking higher borrowing costs for home builders, small businesses, and local governments.
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Archery Workshop Burglary in Sherwood Forest Area
Police report a burglary at an archery workshop in the Robin Hood Sherwood area. Thieves stole bows and arrows worth about 1400 dollars.
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Rusk Attack Sparks Hotel Fracas as Ralliers Gather
Security whisked Secretary Rusk from Washington to a New York hotel before a rapidly growing demo. Rusk spoke from the podium, urging peaceful protest and offering to meet a North Vietnamese representative, while 2,500 demonstrators gathered outside as night fell.
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Lee Urges Vietnam Reforms and Social Aid
Lee calls for pacification priority with expanded worker programs land reform licensing 500000 expired leases restored and 110500 peasants to receive ownership papers laws on press and political parties to be drafted court independence and improved national networks housing electricity and water literacy and refugee aid amid government reform drive as protests erupt with violent clashes and police action.
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Mother Leads Officers To Missing Baby In Briar Patch
In Atlanta, 20 year old Sandra Louise Summerlin led officers to a briar patch where her 9 month old son Michael Wesley Summerlin had been abandoned miles from home. The child was found upright with purple lips and scratches but unharmed as detectives questioned his mother who was held for investigation after initially reporting his disappearance. An all night search with policemen and three bloodhounds followed, amid near freezing temperatures.
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State Uses Synthetic Drug To Treat Addicts In New Program
Albany plans a 2.5 million dollar yearly program to treat more than 1,000 heroin addicts with methadone. A contract with Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City covers administration, marking the first private hospital involvement in this state effort. The pact could nearly double patients in the program.
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Johnson and Sato discuss Vietnam and Okinawa base
President Johnson and Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato conferred on Vietnam war, Asian security, and Okinawa status. A second meeting was planned with a communique expected. Officials and Johnson offered no clear timetable for restoring Japanese political rule over Okinawa and the Bonin Islands.
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Two Boys Charged In School Fire In Rensselaer
Reilly, secretary of the Upper Hudson Library Federation commission, says some books were removed yesterday with mayoral permission to store them at City Hall. Insurance reports are awaited as officials plan replacement books. Fire caused smoke and water damage. three firemen inhaled smoke and Al Traynor, a fire police member, broke a leg. Traynor's X-ray found a broken bone. cast applied and he went home. Classes were set up temporarily as firefighters dampened the fire ruined building.
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Duryea Pushes Guaranteed School Aid and Lottery Reforms
Duryea outlines proposed constitutional guarantees for school aid rejected by voters, plus a revamped wiretapping law and state funding of welfare and court costs. Lawmakers plan bills to amend Medicaid eligibility and raise per capita aid beyond 660, with the lottery likely targeted by multiple measures including expanded sales outlets, periodic referendums, or repeal.
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