Oswego Jaycees Sell First Jar Apple Jelly Sunday
Mayor John O C Conway proclaims April 18 as Jaycee Apple Jelly Sunday and Oswego Jaycees with Boy Scout Troop 811 and Iota Xi will canvass to sell two pound jars of Welch's Apple Jelly between 1 pm and 5 pm. Proceeds support Jaycee community projects.
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John O’c. Conway
Oswego Jaycees
Boy Scout Troop 811
Lotai Sorority
Oswego
Jaycee
Troop $11
Iota Xi
Vance
Mayor Conway
Richard Bowman
Mike Kulick
Viet Troops Lift Siege Drive At Fire Base 6
SAIGON AP Two thousand South Vietnamese troops push to lift the two week siege of Fire Base 6 in the central highlands aided by 600 tons of B52 bombs. The attack marks the heaviest strike in the highlands in a year with paratroop reserves flown in and a new use of 15 000 pound bombs against troop concentrations. Ground contact with the enemy remains unconfirmed as U S Air Force plans reassess Vietnamization and the May to December personnel drawdown.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
South Vietnam
22Nd Infantry
Quang Tri
Theo
U.S
Laos
Highlands
Vietnam
Nixon
Lightning strikes flag pole causes damage in Albion
A bolt of lightning hit a metal flag pole in Albion New York early today. The strike dug a trench a foot deep and 25 feet long and hurled dirt and rocks 100 feet away. It shattered strings of light bulbs in and outside a nearby furniture store though the pole itself remained undamaged.
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Albion
N. Y
New York
Arrests Expected In Chicago Assassination Plot
Police say more arrests are expected in a Chicago assassination plot targeting Mayor Richard J. Daley and Rev. Jesse L. Jackson. Four men facing charges were arrested after a tip about soliciting murder. April hearings set. bonds at 5000 each. Jackson voices concern as tensions rise and authorities vow enforcement.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Jesse L. Jackson
Nero
Breadbasket
Earl P. Dillard
Howard Harris
Daley
Jackson
Dillard
Harris
Charles Whiteside
Terry Simmons
John T. Kelly
Gang
Thomas Lyons
Police Intelligence Division
Florida
Hoffa Returns to Prison After Leave to See Ill Wife
Teamster President James R Hoffa returns to a federal penitentiary in Lewisburg Pennsylvania after a six day furlough to visit his seriously ill wife Josephine in a San Francisco hospital. Hoffa 58 says the trip went fine and the doctor was satisfied his visit aided her improvement. He is serving a 13 year term for mail fraud and jury tampering.
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James R. Hoffa
Pennsylvania
James P. Hoffa
Hoffa
Josephine
San Francisco
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Union
East Pakistan Rebels Crumbling as Pakistani Army Advances
A News Agency report from Chudanga describes the rapid collapse of East Pakistan’s armed resistance as West Pakistan’s army under President Yahya Khan pushes from Dacca. Bangladeshi forces face shortages of weapons, fuel, and trained officers while the army occupies towns like Pabna and Sylhet. fear and reprisals loom as the Bengali movement weakens.
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East Pakistan
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
West Pakistan
Sheik Mujibur Bah
Nist
Awami
Awami League
India
Dacca
Pakistan
Bangla Desh
Sheik Mujib
Ganges River
Pabna
Kushtia
Ganges
Goalundo Ghat
Lake Placid Police Stand in Solidarity at Court
Lake Placid police gathered in court with 11 officers to show unity against abuse of officers after Dewey Lawrence, 43, of Wilmington, was charged with public intoxication and interference following a traffic accident. Lawrence insulted the arresting officer. bail set at 250 dollars.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Dewey Lawrence
Adirondack
Lawrence
Wilmington
Charles Prasse
New York Lottery to Award 5,270 Winners in March
More than 1.3 million dollars in prizes will be shared among 5,270 winners in the March New York State Lottery, with total sales for the month at 3,459,543 dollars. Of this, 45 percent goes to education and 1,383,800 dollars to prize money. David R. Poindexter II was acquitted by a federal court jury of hiding Angela Davis while she was hunted by the FBI.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
David R. Poindexter II
Angela Davis
Sshe
FBI
California
Poindexter
Nassau officials propose $6 billion Long Island Sound jetport
A new international jetport over water on Long Island Sound was proposed by Nassau County officials at an estimated cost of about $6 billion. County Executive Ralph Case said the project would replace Kennedy LaGuardia and Newark airports and handle four times current traffic.
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New York
Long Island Sound
Nassau County
Ralph Case
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Newark
Buffalo Cops Face Charges on Refusing Notices
AP reports 282 Buffalo police officers faced formal charges after refusing notice of departmental charges to stand in lineups last month. Police Commissioner Frank Feling announced actions to distribute the charges to the officers and related disciplinary steps.
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Buffalo
Frank Feling
Ietta
Navy Drops Assault Charges in Court-Martial Case
Marine Lance Cpl. Charles Stewart said he knew he was not guilty after learning the Navy dropped assault charges. He had faced a court martial for striking an officer nurse preparing him for an operation to save one of his two remaining limbs. He requested the court-martial.
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Philadelphia
Charles” Stewart
Stewart
Navy
Nixon adviser says cosmetics firms offer secret ingredient list
Washington AP reports President Nixon's consumer adviser says cosmetics makers would disclose ingredients to the government if the list remains secret. Current laws do not require labeling though government tests cosmetics for substances such as mercury.
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Washington
Nixon
Bank Robbers Escape With 250000 From Brooklyn Branch
Two holdup men fled Brooklyn with 250000 while a third kept eleven people hostage in a Staten Island home. Bank manager Charles A. DiSogra was forced to help open the vault, then released with others unharmed. A late model car served as the getaway vehicle and was later found abandoned.
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NEW York
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Charles A. DiSogra
DiSogra
Speedier Air Mail Letter Service to Start April 22
Postmaster General Winton Blount announced a new national air mail program to begin April 22 that would deliver letters within one day to major cities within 600 miles and aim for second day delivery to most continental cities. The plan targets about 500 communities with zip coded air mail deposits by 4 p.m. on weekdays and will raise the air mail stamp from ten to eleven cents in mid May.
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Speedier Air Mail
Washington
Winton Blount
Postal Service
Blount
Continental United States
Tricia Nixon and Edward Cox Set June 12 White House Wedding
Tricia Nixon and Edward Cox will marry at 4 p.m. on June 12 in the White House. The date was changed from June 5. Nixon said her gown will be by Priscilla Kidder of Boston, who designed Julie Nixon’s dress and Luci Johnson Nugent’s. The announcement came during the Easter egg roll on the White House lawn.
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Washington
Tricia Nixon
Edward Cox
White House
Miss Nixon
Priscilla Kidder
Boston
Julie
Luci Johnson Nugent
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tricia
Rockefeller Signs Law Stripping Minimum Pay for Teachers
New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signed a package of laws ending state guaranteed minimum salaries for teachers and welfare workers and reducing local share of motor fees. The measure eliminates the $5,200 starting teacher salary and $250 yearly raise, with bargaining for raises at contract renewal. Also ends sabbatical pay for public workers and caps Regents fellowships while cutting local revenue shares. The changes follow a broader effort to reduce state aid to localities and extend probationary tenure rules for new teachers.
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Albany
N.Y
Teach‘ers
Rockefeller
New York City
State University of New York
City University of New York City
Liu Shao chi Alive Yet Spirit Dead Amid Cultural Revolution
AP report from Peking notes Liu Shaoqi is alive but politically dead, branded renegade and obscured from public view. The piece details the Cultural Revolution’s turmoil, easing restrictions, and a thaw in China’s mood as U.S. visitors, including table tennis players and correspondents, are welcomed with cautious openness.
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Peking
Liu Shaochi
People’s Republic of China
Liu
U.S
China
United States
Milky Way
Peking Bay
Canton
Yenan
Heavy Ice Delays St Lawrence Seaway Opening
CORNWALL Ontario AP Heavy ice in the St Lawrence River between Cornwall and Montreal stalls the seaway opening with 35 ships waiting in Montreal. Seaway officials report ice conditions and round the clock icebreakers, with the opening now expected by Wednesday or Thursday and the record opening date noted as April 18, 1964.
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Ont
St. Lawrence River
Here
Montreal
John Kroon
St. Lawrence
Kroon
George C. Scott Nominated for Emmy for The Price
George C. Scott, who says he abhors acting awards, earns an Emmy nomination for best lead actor for The Price. Also nominated are Jack Cassidy The Andersonville Trial Hal Holbrook Richard Widmark and Gig Young. The Andersonville Trial directed by Scott is up for outstanding single program.
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Associated Press
George C. Scott
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Scott Monday
Jack Cassidy
Hal Holbrook
Richard Widmark
Gig Young
Scott
Mt Etna lava destroys observatory and cablecar route
Lava from Mt Etna destroys the century old observatory near Europe’s top of the volcano, cutting the cable car to the two mile high summit. The observatory was empty and no one hurt. Eruption enters its seventh day and is weakening with lava flow about 40 percent of the initial surge.
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Sicily
Mt. Etna
Europe
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