New York Lottery Yields Slim Upstate Sales Figures
An Associated Press survey shows Upstate New York purchased just over one million lottery slips from the nine regional banks handling 30 million tickets. City sales lagged expectations, while big downstate areas showed the strongest totals, with Erie County at about 250,000 tickets.
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Associated Press
Upstate
Long Island
New York City
Chemical Bank
New York Trust Co
Chase Manhattan Bank
First National City Bank
Nassau
Westchester
First Westchester National Bank
New Rochelle
Downstate
Erie County
Buffalo
Orleans
Wyoming
Panel Studies Plan to Avert Railway Strike
Washington reports Senate conferees consider a compromise plan to avert a nationwide rail strike by week’s end. A five member board would issue recommendations binding unless rejected by Congress, a move unions say amounts to compulsory arbitration that could trigger an immediate walkout if rejected.
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Washington
Senate- Hau
Con
Congress
New Program Aims for Continuity of Care After Hospital
Oswego County Public Health Nursing Service Oswego Hospital and area physicians launch a discharge planning program to ensure smooth transition from hospital to home. Hospital Home Health Agency Coordinator Mrs Elizabeth A Macris will supervise and coordinate care from 9 to noon on Mon Wed Fri.
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Gelia Parker
Oswego County Public Health Nursing Service
Oswego Hospital
Josephine McConnell
Paul R. Sobering
Elizabeth A. Macris
Hospital Home Health Agency
Macris
Lottery Issue Spurs Debate Over Rockefeller and Families
The House opened a debate on whether banks should sell state lottery tickets, with Rep Patman attacking Rockefeller brothers and foundations as using lotteries to dodge taxes and create patronage jobs. Rep Fine countered that Rockefeller opposed state lotteries.
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Washington
House
Rockefeller
Johnson
Wright Patman
D-Tex
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundations
Patman
House Banking Committee
Paul A. Fine
Rn.y
New
Housing agency approves loan for Lewiston drainage plan
The Department of Housing and Urban Development approved a 6000 loan to Lewiston New York to plan storm drainage facilities. The department cited an estimated project cost of 412600 dollars in the Niagara County community.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lewiston
N.Y
Niagara County
Debating Abolition of Blaine Amendment at Convention
Albany AP reports the proposed abolition of the Blaine Amendment moving toward debate and a vote at the Constitutional Convention. Aimed at lifting the ban on state aid to parochial schools, committee members work toward finishing touches Monday amid Republican hopes for repeal. Continuous coverage continues on page seven.
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Albany
N.Y
Amp
Milk and Union Officials Cited For Conspiracy
Six milk company officials and two union officials along with a milk dealers group head were arrested in New York on conspiracy and restraint of trade charges. An eight-company indictment alleges a citywide price fixing plan from September to March, zoning districts and precluded retailer switching, with union pressure used to enforce the pact.
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NEW York
Manhattan
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Borden Co
Hogan
Newark Dispute Flares as Negro mob pelts police station
A crowd of about 200 predominately Black residents gathered near Newark’s 4th Precinct after a taxi driver was arrested. Rocks and bottles damaged the station as police dispersed the group, with officials calling it an isolated incident and noting no riot or looting occurred nearby.
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Newark
N.J
City Hall
4Th Precinct
New York
East Orange
Dominick Spina
Hugh J. Addonizio
Don Malafronte
Addonizio
John W. Smith
Malafronte
Spina
Anti-Poverty Agency
Waves of U S Bombers Hit Reds in Demilitarized Zone
U S B52 bombers raided the northern half of the six mile demilitarized zone between North and South Vietnam for the first time in two months. Reports cite 282 American deaths last week and 2 114 Communist casualties as U S forces bolster South Vietnam with 465 000 U S troops.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
North
South Vietnam
U.S
Uphill Battle To Win Postal Rate Increase
Chairman Thaddeus J. Dulski faces a very doubtful outlook in pushing a two cent rise for first class and air mail rates. The subcommittee weighs admin proposal and tax worries as officials sit in and prospects grow dim.
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Washington (Ap
Thaddeus J. Dulski
House Post Office Committee
Dulski
Johnson
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Robert J. Corbett
Pennsylvania
Republican
Post Office Department
New York
Democrat
Congress
Child crushed as chimney collapses in Ithaca tragedy
Three neighbor blocks weighing sixty pounds toppled from a chimney and crushed Steven Bibbie aged three in Ithaca New York. The accident occurred when the chimney collapsed onto a nearby residence.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Steven Bibbie
Police use K9s to quell Erie youth disturbance
In Erie Pennsylvania police with K9 units arrested eight youths on disorderly conduct after a night of racial unrest on the city’s east side. One youth, Walter Lindsay, 20, faced additional charges for obstructing an officer and assault as he was treated for a scalp wound.
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Erie
Louis J. Tullio
Walter Lindsay
Lindsay
Tullio
McNamara Signals Unclear Troop Needs for Vietnam War
Secretary McNamara says he is unsure how many more U.S. troops are needed in Vietnam though top officers privately estimate at least 25,000 to regain momentum. He returned from his ninth trip with no callup of reserves, as NSC discussions tally with Gen Westmoreland who arrived after his mother's funeral.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Vietnam
McNamara
Johnson
National Security Council
William C. Westmoreland
Columbia
Demilitarized Zone
Electric shock fatal in Jamestown man at home
Lawrence Meade aged 29 of Jamestown died after a metal pipe he handled struck a 220 volt overhead line outside his home. Police said he had retrieved the pipe from a well in his yard.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Lawrence Meade
Meade
Kosygin Says Viet War Could Settle Without China Aid
Soviet Premier Kosygin indicated the Vietnam conflict could end with no Chinese endorsement. He tied the Vietnam situation to Arab Israeli tensions and called for immediate Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories. Eaton, a Cleveland financier, cited Kosygin as very positive about this possibility after talks with Johnson, Castro, and de Gaulle.
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China
Kosygin
Deep Cove
Nova Scotia
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vietnam
Cyrus S. Eaton
Cleveland
Canada
Johnson
Glassboro
N.J
Fidel Castro
Havana
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Eaton
Weshington
Gander
Newfoundland
Congolese regain Kisangani control amid hostage reports
Congolese troops claimed full control of Kisangani. Red Cross planes found 13 European journalists and 15 Americans and Europeans safe. White mercenaries fled the city with unclear hostages, heading toward Uganda or south, while reports of 20 Americans and 150 Europeans held at a Kisangani hotel remained unconfirmed. A Red Cross plane carried wounded soldiers and women and children toward Kinshasa.
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Kinshasa
Congo
Kisangani
Red Cross
Congo City
Stanleyville
Uganda
Kisangan
Radio
Bunia
Lake Albert
Wife Ordered to Pay Child Support in Prosser Case
In Prosser Washington a Superior Court judge ordered Mrs. John Cashen to pay $100 monthly child support to William Hinson of Richland. Hinson, divorced in 1963, won custody of four children and earned $465 monthly while ex-wife remarried to a man earning $1,350 monthly. Judge James J. Lawless called the settlement modest.
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American Motors
OK Lewiston
Gio Linh
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Hoa Lac
Hanoi
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Red China
Peking Radio
Tunghsing
Kwangsi Province
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Hoi An
U. S
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