Kitt Peak team reports partial eclipse observations abroad
Kitt Peak astronomers which included Dr. Nicholas A. Mayall reported successful observations of a solar eclipse from South Pacific islands. Equipment worked and data appeared usable though no word yet on balloon experiments from the 165 foot schooner Goodwill.
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Jury Quizzes Bill Bonanno For Two Hours
The son of missing Cosa Nostra chief Joseph Bonanno, Salvatore Bill Bonanno, was grilled for two hours by a federal rackets grand jury in New York. He seeks release after purging civil contempt for not answering two questions about telephone talks with his father’s attorney concerning the elder Bonanno’s disappearance. Salvatore, 32, was held in custody at the Federal House of Detention as government counsel reviews his testimony and plans likely action. The elder Bonanno, who owns a Tucson home, was reportedly kidnapped October 21 in front of Maroney's Park Avenue residence, with the lawyer present.
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Bill) Bonanno
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Royal Birthday in Greece Prompts Pregnancy Hopes
King Constantine of Greece marks his 25th birthday as Queen Anne-Marie expects their first child within days. The royal couple’s celebration coincides with mounting anticipation around the unborn heir.
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Military Pay Raise Bill Under Fire
The House Armed Services Committee chairman Rep. L Mendel Rivers accuses the administration pay plan of being a disgracefully inadequate raise and vows hearings. He contrasts the administration’s raise with his committee’s larger proposal and notes dissent from Gen Omar Bradley on the pay panel. Rivers says the morale of U S troops hinges on fair wages and intends to question panel members next week.
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Scotch And Taxes Hit London Treasury Briefing
London report: Treasury Secretary John Diamond told the House of Commons the government will collect 350 million dollars in excise taxes this year on Scotch whiskey.
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Mansfield Signals Favor for State Based Apportionment Plan
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he would likely support a proposed constitutional amendment allowing states to decide legislative apportionment. The remarks followed Dirksen’s invitation to President Johnson to stay out of the reapportionment debate after the Supreme Court ruled both state chambers must be population based. Tydings criticized Dirksen’s proposal as ill advised, arguing it would empower a small state minority and thwart majority will. Johnson indicated sympathy for reapportionment based on the Court decision but avoided detailed discussion.
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Two Men Face Trial For Alleged Witness Bribe
Robert Cunningham and Richard Tuck went on trial in U S District Court accused of attempting to bribe Albert Becher, a former Pacific Finance employee, in a civil suit against Holaday Motors. The case stems from the 1962 sale of 19 cars and a 58,002 judgment against Cunningham and partner Paul Powell.
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Adenauer Recovers From Accident Shock At Home
Former Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 89, is recovering from a mild shock after a train crash into a truck on May 7. A staff member said he should be back at his desk in two weeks, confined to his Rheendorf residence for now.
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U.S. Protest Over East German Red Assault at Mission
United States Army in Europe condemned 300 Communist demonstrators who invaded the U.S. military mission in Heidelberg and tore down the American flag. General Andrew P. O’Meara sent a protest to Soviet General Koshevoy demanding action to protect lives and property. East German police were present but ineffective. no mission personnel were injured.
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Canada Adapts to Metric Shift Amid Trade Tensions
Canada faces pressure to switch to the metric system while keeping the U S market. Dilla proposes a multi year transition with dual standards to cushion costs. Dr L E Howlett of the Canadian National Research Council foresees a staged shift within ten years to balance global trade and domestic needs.
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UNICEF Names Labouisse New Chief Executive
Henry R. Labouisse, former U.S. ambassador to Greece, was sworn in at United Nations headquarters for a five year term as executive director of UNICEF. He succeeds a prior head and assumes leadership of the United Nations Children's Fund.
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