Oswego County Legionites Meet NY Legislators in Albany Dinner
Members of the Oswego County American Legion attended the annual New York State Legislative Dinner in Albany. They posed with legislators including Assemblyman Edward Crawford and Senator H. Douglas Barclay, with attendees Carl Shappee Minetto Carl Potter Altmar Charles Steere Parish Carl Westcott Central Square William Heselden Pulaski Floyd Rancier Phoenix James Cleveland Pulaski Glenn Baxter Central Square George Day Cleveland and Ray Fleming Oswego.
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Oswego County
American Legion
New York State Legislative
Albany
Legis
Heselden
Pulaski
Floyd Rancier
Phoenix
James Cleveland
H. Douglas Barclay
Ray Fleming
Oswego
Glenn Baxter
Central Square
George Day
Cleveland
Regents Ok Suspenders to Quell Berkeley Student Unrest
University of California regents empower administrators to suspend students without immediate hearings amid chaotic Berkeley protests that drew 2500 demonstrators and 1000 National Guardsmen nearby. Widespread campus rallies occurred nationally over Malcolm X and King anniversaries with clashes, sit ins, and demands for land returns and black studies programs.
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University of California Regents
Berkeley
Regents
Ronald Reagan
Dem
New York
Gaelic Student Coalition
Queens College
St. Patrick's Day
Joseph McMurray
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Nixon preps debt and post office messages before European trip
President Nixon plans finalizing two domestic messages to Congress on the national debt ceiling and Post Office changes as he readies a five nation European tour. Air Force One departs Sunday for Brussels with stops in London Bonn West Berlin Rome Paris and Vatican City.
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Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
Air Force One
Brussels
London
Bonn
West Berlin
Rome
Paris
Vatican City
Paul VI
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
England
France
West Germany
Italy
White House
Great Britain
NATO
Common Market
de Gaulle
George Washington
Two youths die in Route 11 crash near Syracuse
Two youths, Calvin R. Harwood and Joseph Annunziata both 20, died when a southbound car struck a bridge support and overturned on Route 11 north of Syracuse. Passenger Mary Hamilton 16, of Jamesville, was critically injured.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Here
Calvin R. Harwood
North
Joseph Annunziata
Mattydale
Mary Hamilton
Jamesville
Student Paid To Walk Four Miles to Bus
In Kanawha County West Virginia 16 year old Robert Wolfe is paid 20 cents a day to walk four miles from Derricks Creek to the nearest school bus stop. He is one of 419 high school pupils receiving the stipend because buses cannot reach every mountain hollow. He rises at 6 a.m. and saves time by skipping breakfast and grabbing a candy bar at school. He returns home about 4 30 p.m. He says the year has been not bad and not very muddy, having missed only three days.
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Charleston
W.va
Robert Wolfe
Kanawha
Derricks Creek
Robert
Mountain Hollow
Rockefeller Open to Changes in New York Budget Plan
Gov Rockefeller signals willingness to modify the 6.4 billion budget including possible easing of cuts in school aid. Lawmakers and education groups react with cautious optimism while noting any changes must preserve a 283 million spending slash and a higher sales tax to close a 62 million gap.
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Rockefeller
Albany
N.Y
New York State Teachers Association
Joseph Zaretzki
Stanley Steingut
GOP
Catharine C. Barrett
Venezuela
249 Enemy Troops Killed In Attacks on U. S. Bases
Saigon AP reports enemy forces attacked two U.S. bases before the Tet cease fire ended. Total enemy deaths estimated at 249 in seven fights near Saigon and in the Mekong Delta, with 237 more killed elsewhere.
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Saigon
U.S
Phan Rang
Lyndon B. Johnson
C. Patrick Nugent
Associated Press
Edwin Q. White
da Nang
Ming
White
Mekong Delta
South Viet
Bhutto Eyes Pakistan Presidency After Ayub Term Delay
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, former foreign minister and Peoples Party leader, vows to seek the presidency as Ayub Khan steps down in 1970. He plans talks in Dacca with opposition figures including Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Maulana Bhashani to prepare for January elections amid ongoing unrest in East and West Pakistan.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Ast Week
Dacca
East Pakistan
Bhutto
Mujibur Rahman
Awami League Party
East
Maulana Bhashani
National Awami Party
People’s Party
Ayub
Truman Resting Comfortably in Kansas City Hospital
Former President Harry S Truman, 84, shows improvement after intestinal influenza at Research Hospital. A spokesman said he slept well, dined on a poached egg and tea, and hopes to go home in a few days as doctors monitor his condition.
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Kansas City
Harry S .Truman
Research Hospital
Truman
Man dies in car fire near Poland New York
Le Roy F. Hardell 21 of Russia Corners died Saturday when his automobile caught fire while parked along Route 28 near Poland Corners about 15 miles north of Herkimer. The crash and fire were reported to authorities at 15 miles north of Herkimer.
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Poland
N.Y
Roy F. Hardell
Russia Corners
Route 28
Herkimer
Coast Guard Seeks Tow For Abandoned Freighter Farida
A Coast Guard cutter near Cape Lookout stands by the abandoned Swedish freighter Farida as seas ease to take a tow. All 28 crewmen were rescued to safety aboard rescue vessels and the Chilula from Morehead City awaits to secure a line if conditions allow.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Cape Lookout
N.C
Coast Guard Rescue Control Center
Morehead City
Bombs explode in Paris targets student led presses
Two bombs hit the Latin Quarter early this morning damaging a student revolutionary newsroom and a leftist bookstore. No injuries reported. A fire flared at the Action newspaper office but was controlled quickly.
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Paris
Oist
Newspaper
Action
Peking's Top Agent Defects
Moscow radio said Liao Ho shu Red China's charge d affaires in the Netherlands defected to the United States and was its top secret agent in Western Europe. The report stated Liao defected on January 24 and was carried to the United States after allegedly betraying his country.
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Tokyo
Liao Ho-shu
Red China
Netherlands
United States
Peking
Moscow
Liao
Israeli Troops Kill Arabs Near Golan Heights Border
Israeli troops killed three Arab infiltrators near the cease fire line in the occupied Golan Heights of Syria. A group of guerrillas clashed with a patrol near Kibbutz Nahal Golan and two Arabs escaped, an army spokesman said.
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Tel Aviv
Golan Heights
Syria
Kibbutz
Nahal Golan
Britain Rebuffs De Gaulle Trade Alliance
London government says Britain will not swap its close friendship with the United States for a European trade alliance with France. Foreign Secretary Michel Stewart states Britain remains aligned with Washington amid De Gaulle's push for European ties.
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Michel Stewart
Britain
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Nuclear Sub Leaves Japan After 12-Day Visit
The U S Navy nuclear powered submarine departed Yokosuka Japan today ending a 12 day stay. The sub conducted routine operations and returned to port as part of a training and readiness patrol with crew aboard.
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Marine Haddock
U.S. Navy
U.S
Vietnam to add 71000 troops this year to replace US withdrawals
South Vietnam will raise its armed forces by about 71000 to 892000 total by year end, per Sen Tran Ngoc Nhuan. The boost expands regular and militia forces. paramilitary totals reach 182008. Phases are planned for August and December as US combat troop withdrawals begin next July.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Tran Ngoc Nhuan
Nhuan
Senae Defense Committee
Ted Kennedy at 37 Front of Presidential Path
Sen Edward M Kennedy marked his 37th birthday in Washington as his family rises in political prominence. The piece contrasts his age with his brothers at 37 and notes Kennedy’s leadership role as Senate Democratic whip and favorite to rebuild the party after last year’s defeat.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Lawmaker Abolishes Bounty on Tramps in New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire AP reports a bill to remove a law offering a ten dollar bounty for convicting tramps. The sponsor says there are too few old fashioned tramps to justify the law and seeks its repeal.
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N. H
Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Freedom Foundation Honors Survivor of Bataan March
Gen. Harold K. Johnson, former Army Chief of Staff and Bataan survivor, is to receive the George Washington Award at the 20th annual Freedom Foundation ceremonies in Ley Forge. The $5,000 honor recognizes a lifetime of character and leadership. Eastman Kodak won the George Washington Honor Medal for its Rochester minority business program through Rochester Opportunities and economic education. The foundation will honor 2,159 individuals and organizations for notable contributions in 1968.
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Eastman Kodak
Freedom Foundation
Bataan
LEY
Gen
Johnson
Warren County
N.Y
Silver Bay
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
George Washington
Goldwater Opposes Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty
Sen. Barry Goldwater says he will oppose the nuclear nonproliferation treaty in the Senate. The Arizona Republican criticized the White House backed plan as part of radical leftist foreign policy emotion. He spoke at the University Club in New York.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
White House
Arizona
Senate
Goldwater
University Club
Coffee Breaks Planned for Fruita Students at New High
Fruita Colorado principal Walden George announces that students at Fruita Monument High School will receive coffee or snack breaks with the new modular schedule. Computerized scheduling will be used this fall to give pupils more free time for study or a soft drink break.
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Fruita, Colo
Walden George
New
Fruita Monument High School
George
Rockefeller Proposes 18 Voting Age and Executive Reorganization
Gov. Rockefeller unveiled two constitutional amendments including lowering the voting age from 21 to 18 and granting the governor power to realign state agencies. The plan requires two elected legislatures and voter approval, with effect no earlier than 1972. Support comes from GOP leaders and a Democratic task force, while some Republicans caution.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
New York State
New York
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