Aldermen to review new Emergency Reporting Telephon e System costs
Aldermen meet in a special session at City Hall to hear a finance committee report on the Emergency Reporting Telephone System proposed by New York Telephone Co. If adopted the system would replace the 102-box interior fire alarm, at an estimated 12 000 to 14 000 dollar cost with 1141 monthly lease and 2800 install fee.
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City Hall
New York State Conference of Mayors
Rochester
Finance Committee
New York Telephone Co
Telephone Company
Thomas Hinds
Fifth Ward
Bart Gentile
Fifth Ave
W. Utica St
Gentile
Ralph Shapiro
New York Central Railroad
Shapiro
Gemini 4 Space Walk Extends Flight With White’s Maneuver
Kraft called White’s 20 minute space walk the major achievement of the mission. White used a jet gun propulsion unit and a 25 foot lifelineed to Gemini 4 while Leonov had no propulsion. Dr Joseph Shea said the space walk informs emergency moonship repairs and supports the 1969 lunar landing goal with progress possibly accelerating to 1968.
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Kraft
White
Alexei Leonov
Leonov
Joseph Shea
Shea
Dominican Junta Leaning on Support Amid Standoff
Brig. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera camps in Moca to rally backing for his junta as Dominican factions intensify campaigns. A bomb near 500 demonstrators sparked detentions, while countryside reports show rebel Caamano Deno support. OAS talks on a provisional coalition government continue with no clear progress.
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Haiti
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Moca
Imbert
Santo Domingo
Santiago
Francisco Caamano Deno
Organization of American States
Senator Ogden Bush to retire from State Senate
Republican State Sen. E. Ogden Bush, 66, of Delaney, who has led the 34th district since 1956, announces he will not seek re election this fall. Under a reapportionment plan, he would have faced reelection in a district covering Delaware Otsego Schoharie Montgomery and Fulton counties.
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N.Y
E. Ogden Bush
Senate
Bush
Delaney
Delaware
Greene
Sullivan
Ulster
Otsego
Schoharie
Montgomery
Fulton
Accidents Fatal To 25 in State
An Albany report lists 25 accidental deaths in New York over the weekend from Falls on a mountain ledge near Kingston and a Niagara Falls stairway fall, carbon monoxide poisoning while listening to a baseball game near Schoharie, and other mishaps. The toll includes 15 traffic deaths, four drownings, and six other fatal incidents. Notable cases include Peter Geiser, 24, falling 190 feet in the Shawagunk Mountains. Eugene Hartman, 41, falling from a Niagara Falls stairway. and Jorge Guasp, 42, dying from car fumes while seated in his car with no electricity at his farm home.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Kingston
Peter Geiser
New York City
Shawagunk
Niagara Falls
Eugene C. Hartman
Schoharie
Jorge Guasp
West Berne
Seek Farm Boy Continues as Car Theft Case Unfolds
Martin recalls a rented car linked to a robbery case after finding a note about a late return. Salina police locate the missing vehicle two hours later. A motel attendant reports Pope used the same farm home to rent and depart, with FBI agents uncovering a high powered rifle and ammunition evidencing a larger family involvement.
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Martin
Salina
Young Pope
Pope
FBI
McPherson College Graduate Aide-Lettered Athlete Quits
Pope graduated May 30 from McPherson College with a bachelor's in industrial arts. Described as quiet but popular, he served as cocaptain of the football team last fall. College president Dr D W Bittenger said there was nothing in his record indicating problems that might lead to such an incident. He was a well disciplined student and clean in appearance.
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Pope
McPherson
Kan.) College
Duane
D.W. Bittenger
Destroy Station in Chu Lai Area Marines Press 63 Rounds
A US Marine unit fired 63 rounds into a Viet Cong battalion nine miles southwest of Chu Lai airstrip at a Vietnamese district chief request. Viet Cong wounded were captured by government forces. No Marine casualties were reported in the earlier Chu Lai patrols. Two Marine helicopters collided after departing Iwo Jima on a routine mission with four crew each.
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Chu Lai
Iwo Jima
Saigon guard shooting kills two Vietnamese near billet
Three bodies were recovered and a search was made for the others. U S guards shot and killed one Vietnamese and wounded another early today near an American enlisted men's billet in Saigon. The guards fired after alarms and shots in the air failed to halt four approaching men. One suspect was arrested by Vietnamese police and a fourth escaped. An earlier Saigon park explosion killed three Vietnamese and wounded two, with authorities initially blaming terrorists before a militiaman dropped a grenade during a street scuffle.
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U.S
Saigon
Reader Letter Endorses Editorial On Oswego School Board
A Oswego taxpayer, Guy F. Appleby of 303 W Seventh St, writes in support of a Palladium Times June 3 1965 editorial on the Board of Education. He praises the paper while noting some editorials seem prejudiced and urges continued scrutiny.
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Board of Education
Oswego
Guy F. Appleby
Seventh St
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