Rockefeller Open to Narrow Liquor Plan Edits
Gov Rockefeller signals willingness to concede a few face saving changes to his liquor program while holding firm on core demands. He met GOP leaders over the weekend and awaited a possible one day Albany session though ready to stay longer. Carlino predicted passage of the plan.
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Associated Press
Suspect Arson In Fire Near Albany
A veteran fire official links a Sunday night blaze at the Thomas A. Cusack Inc. furniture store on the Albany Schenectady Road to arson. Four prior weekend fires in the area suggest deliberate acts with most incidents occurring before dawn on Sundays. Estimated damage runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars. Cusack reports 80 percent of his inventory destroyed. State Police detectives collect upholstery samples to test for accelerants after a Kolonie officer checked the building minutes before the fire.
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Howard Wilson
Fuller Road
Thomas A. Cusack Inc
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Wilson
Cusack
Colonie
Bequest to Cornell Funds Scholarships for All Classes
Rochester banker James Vick III left about 700000 to Cornell University to be used for scholarships for men and women in any class. Vick died last June at age 89 without attending college.
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Inside Radio and Classifieds Headlines
A reader guide to radio features Fulton notices and classified items. The page highlights personals sports obituaries and funeral notices with brief briefs.
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Quake in Yugoslavia Hurts Dozens Across Regions
An earthquake struck northern Yugoslavia and southern Hungary causing at least one death and over 100 injuries. Belgrade reported widespread damage with many buildings damaged in Szekszard and Slavonski Brod while panic spread in nearby areas.
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Accidents Fatal To 20 In State
A New York weekend toll includes 20 deaths from traffic crashes and one fire death. Among the victims are two brothers James S Mellenthien 21 and Allan C Mellenthien 28, killed when their car struck a tree near Akron. Gregory Herzog, two, died when his father backed the car in Centereach. Elizabeth M Quaars 70 was found burned in a Marion yard after a grass fire.
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Batavia
Woman Strangled With Nylon Stocking Found in Norwood Home
In Norwood Massachusetts a 63 year old woman, Mrs Goldie Fine, was found strangled in her bedroom with a nylon stocking. Her husband Hyman runs a Canton clothing dry cleaning business. Medical Examiner Joseph A King ruled death a strangling and noted stockings on the floor.
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Rail Factions Back At Talks In White House Effort
Negotiators from rail management and labor resume issue by issue bargaining near the White House under a Johnson arranged truce and a team of mediators. Aiming to avert a coast to coast strike by April 25, talks move between the White House and the Executive Office Building with continued sessions through the night.
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Two Olympic Skiing Tragedies Shake Alpine Snow
In St Moritz Buddy Werner and Barbi Hannesberger died in a Swiss avalanche while filming a ski fashions movie. Rescue crews and fellow skiers pulled others from the slide as four Swiss were reported missing. Werner, 28, based in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, had become a leading American figure on the international circuit.
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Barbi) Hannesberger
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Soviet Polish Leaders Open Moscow Talks
Soviet and Polish Communist leaders arrived in Moscow for talks to back Khrushchev against Chinese rivals. Gomulka and Cyrankiewicz said the two parties share socialist camp duties and condemned moves against Communist unity.
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Belgian Doctors End Mechelen Strike Agreement
The government reports about 100 doctors in Mechelen near Brussels and Antwerp have ended their strike by signing an agreement with a local health insurance association. A Brussels spokesman called earlier attempts a trial balloon and said the strike remains unsettled in other areas.
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Tom Jones set for Oscar glory at Hollywood ceremony
Hollywood predictions center on the film Tom Jones with ten nominations and strong chances for best picture and best director for Tony Richardson. Albert Finney leads best actor contenders as Sidney Poitier and Rex Harrison also factor, with Patricia Neal and Shirley MacLaine among top actresses. Other nominees include Leslie Caron and Raquel Roberts, while How the West Was Won, Lillies of the Field, America America, and Cleopatra compete for best picture.
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Grissom and Young Chosen for Two-Man Gemini Flight
Virgil I. Grissom and John W. Young were selected as the pilots for America's first two-man space mission a three-orbit Gemini flight planned for year end. The backup crew is Walter Schirra Jr. and Thomas Stafford.
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Tornadoes Hit Kansas Iowa Missouri Killings and Injuries
Dazed survivors comb rubble as tornadoes blasted eastern Kansas western Missouri and southwest Iowa. Six people died and at least 50 were hurt. Names and towns linked to fatalities include Mrs. Jack L. Wilson near Independence Kansas Warren Kenyon Sr. near Neosho Missouri Charlies Hedger near Pleasant Hill Missouri Victor Kerns near Leeton Missouri Flora Eichhorst near Yorktown Iowa.
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Nehru regrets nuclear weapons near Indian Ocean
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru expressed regret that U S warships carrying nuclear weapons should wander about in the Indian Ocean. He noted a Washington report that a U S carrier squadron had entered the ocean and said ships en route to waters off Africa would come near Indian waters but stressed opposition to nuclear weapons approaching the area.
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Alaska Battles Flood Waters After Quake Shocks
Coastal communities in south central Alaska faced rising sea water from spring tides, threatening sunken areas previously damaged by the March 27 quake. High tides were expected to peak today and Tuesday as residents brace for further flooding and efforts to protect buildings with jacks and dikes. The casualty total remains 114 dead or missing with losses around 750 million dollars.
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Loyola frat claims car stuffing record with 32 members
Phi Kappa Theta at Loyola University announced a new record by stuffing 32 members into a standard size auto sedan. The stunt drew attention amid springtime exuberance and crowd reactions as observers noted the unusual feat.
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Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity
Loyola University
Buffalo Woman Reaches 104 With Family Birthday Honor
Mrs Pena Schlesinger of Buffalo observed her 104th birthday with a family gathering on Sunday. Though bedridden, she writes about 25 letters weekly, phones friends, and maintains a good appetite, relatives said.
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Pena Schlesinger
Peacock Flock Causes Disturbance in East Pasadena
A flock of peacocks disrupted neighborhoods in East Pasadena as Humane Society workers pursued the birds. One bird was captured. others fled toward Pasadena City College campus, with officials suspecting the Los Angeles State and County Arboretum as their origin.
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Mock Aims for Solo World Flight From Wake Island
Jerrie Mock of Columbus Ohio prepares to fly to Honolulu as the next leg in her bid to be the first woman to fly solo around the world. She arrived at Wake Island after an 11 hour flight from Guam, where about 600 residents greeted her.
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