Transportation study survey on Rt 57 near St Peter s cemetery
State Department of Transportation interview team surveys motorists on Rt 57 north of St Peter s cemetery to record origins and destinations as part of a regional transportation study. The effort runs 6 a m to 9 p m with weekend recreation travel tests and counts at main streets and busy intersections through August.
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State Department of Transportation
Rt. 57
St. Peter's Cemetery
Johnson predicts massive Vietnam attack and steel price anger
President Johnson warned of a likely large enemy strike in Vietnam and possible dire economic consequences at home from Bethlehem Steel’s 5 percent price hike effective August 8. He urged restraint and warned the U S might act quickly if Hanoi endangers American troops.
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LBJ
Vietnam
Washington
Johnson
North Vietnam
South
U.S
Emy
Hanoi
White House
F. Kennedy
Bethlehem Steel Corp
John the
Steel Titans
Bethlehem Company
Polls Split On Who Will Win White House
New York AP reports polling shows Nixon leading McCarthy or Humphrey in July scenarios per Gallup. Harris favors McCarthy or Rockefeller over Nixon. Rockefeller ties or edges Humphrey and McCarthy. Nixon dismisses polls as determinant for GOP nomination.
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White House
New York
Dr. Gallup
Richard M. Nixon
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lou Harris
McCarthy
Humphrey
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Gallup
Harris
Rockefeller
Miami Beach
South
Richard Nixon
Whitefield
N.H
California
New Jersey
Ohio
Archbishop Cooke affirms support for papal birth control stance
The Most Rev. Terence J. Cooke archbishop of New York confirmed his support for Pope Paul VIs encyclical against artificial birth control. In a cable from Puerto Rico he pledged unity with the Pope in safeguarding marriage and the human family and prayed for pastoral efforts in fulfilling this responsibility. No directive to priests in the 1.8 million member diocese was indicated.
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New York
Terence J. Cooke
Paul VI
Puerto Rico
Cooke
Hanoi Diplomats Hint Peace Talks Hinged on Bombing Halt
Paris diplomats from North Vietnam imply talks may fail without a U.S. bombing halt. U.S. officials view the threats as a tactic to sway public opinion and possible split over bombing policy between Rusk and Harriman.
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Hanoi
Paris
Johnson
North Vietnam
U.S
Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
South Vietnam
Ha van Lau
Lau
Ciacles
Americans Die at Higher Pace in Vietnam Weekly Toll
Saigon AP reports a weekly increase in U.S. combat deaths with 193 Americans killed, up from 157, amid a lull in ground fighting. Wounded fell to 1,086. 580 hospitalized. Total U.S. casualties since Jan 1, 1961 reach 26,290 killed and 165,130 wounded. Government and allied counts of enemy losses vary, with 1,146 enemy killed and adjustments noted.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Heavy Viet Cong Assault Routs Near Cambodian Border
Saigon reports 16 South Vietnamese irregulars killed and 39 wounded in a battle near Tay Ninh 65 miles northwest of Saigon. U.S. Green Berets led the fight, with only four enemy bodies found and no U.S. casualties.
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Saigon
Green Beret
U.S
Tay Ninh
U.S. Army
North Vietnam
Laos
Dmz
Loc Ninh
Lynda Robb’s husband near end of combat duty in Vietnam
Capt Charles A. Robb, Marine captain and Lynda Bird Robb’s husband, nears end of front line tour in Vietnam. His battalion, part of the 7th Marine Regiment, may transfer him to a staff post before summer’s end. He has commanded a rifle company in rugged terrain west of Da Nang.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Charles A. Robb
Johnson
7Th Marine Regiment
Roger H. Barnard
Boulder
Colo
Robb
Barnard
Soviet Union Czechoslovakia to discuss Czechoslovak situation
The Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia agreed to discuss the Czechoslovak situation with other Communist countries starting Saturday in Bratislava, according to a communique.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Avert NYC Firemen Slowdown
A threatened firemen slowdown in New York was averted after marathon bargaining produced a basic agreement between city officials and two firemen unions. Herbert L. Haber announced at 7:45 a.m. that the union called off the 8:45 a.m. work stoppage.
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New York
Herbert L. Haber
Hold Man in Auburn Fire at Singer Plant
A man was taken into custody today at the Climate Control Division of the Singer Co. plant in Auburn after the fourth fire in nine days erupted in the complex. Detective Captain Beecher Slumerfelt said the man was arrested on the plant grounds and his identity was not disclosed. Police said they believed no criminal charges would be filed.
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Singer Co
Beecher Slumerfelt
Four Bloody Massacres Reported in Southern China
Hong Kong reports describe four massacres in Yangjiang County Kangtung Province where a 1,300 man rightist force armed with mortars machine guns rocket launchers and other weapons killed hundreds and wounded thousands. The Canton paper Chien chu Hung-lien cites an attack on revolutionary headquarters led by Yu Feng Ching during April and May.
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Hong Kong
China
Canton
Chienchu Hung-lien
Yu Feng Ching
Yangchiang County
Kangtung Province
Rome Traffic Rolls Smoothly in Morning Ban
In central Rome morning rush hours passed with smooth traffic as police enforce a parking ban across a 16 square mile area from 7 to 10 AM and 3 to 5 PM to ease congestion.
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Rome
GOP Policy Urges Smaller Vietnam Role Without Withdrawal
The Republican platform will call for a reduced U.S. role in Vietnam while avoiding a pullout without a satisfactory settlement. It emphasizes crime crackdown, private sector job and home ownership programs, and tax-cut hopes, with a general plank allowing candidates to shape specifics.
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GOP
Miami Beach
Fla
U.S
Republican Platform Committee
Vietnam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lake Ontario Yields to FBI Securities Worth $3 Million
FBI scuba divers recovered a safe with about 3 million dollars in non negotiable securities stolen July 3 from David M. Strasenburgh's Brighton home. The rescue in Irondequoit Bay left ownership and motive unclear while confirming stocks including Strasenburgh Laboratories issues were intact. Strasenburgh, industrial relations director at the firm founded by his grandfather, is linked to Wallace and Tiernan Inc.
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Lake Ontario
FBI Securities
Rochester
N.Y
FBI
Brighton
David M. Strasenburgh
Strasenburgh
Neil J. Welch
Buffalo
FBI Bureau
Irondequoit Bay
Strasenburgh Laboratories
Henrietta
Pharmaceutical Laboratory
Robert J
Steel Firms Hike Prices Ahead of Johnson Criticism
U S Steel Bethlehem Republic raise prices after the union contract, with Bethlehem facing President Johnson’s charge that the hikes are unreasonable. Republic and U S Steel plan 4.5 and selective increases. layoffs loom as mills cut output and demand stalls. Iron Age notes industry support while Inland Steel weighs costs.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Union
Bethlehem
Washington
Edmund F. Martin
John F. Kennedy
Republic Steel
Republic
Armco Steel
Inland Steel
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