NY primary looms with 103 contests for party nominations
Albany report details 103 contests for the New York State primary and 167 Constitutional Convention seats, with candidates including a boxing champion, a Rockefeller cousin, and a former newspaper editor. Voter turnout is usually light. polling hours vary by location and party enrollment governs eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
U.S
Robert F
State Department
Elections Bureau
New York State
Democrats
Millon
Liberal
New York City
U.S. House
Senate
Robert E. Lynch
Oscotia
Darwin J. Niles
A Johnston
Wistrict
Ful “Lton
Montgomery
Otsego
lSchenectady
Nathan Proller
Glens Falls
Ronald
Stafford
Peru
Clinton
Essex
Franklin
Hamilton
Warren County
Bronx County
Charles Rinking
Joseph Y.resnick
Ellenville
Daniel E. Button
Albany Times-Union
Joh J. Meador
29Th
Richard J. Conners
Albany
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
GOP
State Senate
Assembly
Frank M. Corso
John A. Brus
Lons
Ulster
Dutchess
Greene
Columbia
Schoharie
Alexander Aldrich
Hamilt
Trial begins for trie in slaying of Negro
In Athens Georgia six KKK members face federal conspiracy charges linked to the 1964 night rider slaying of a Black educator. The first of two trials starts as U S District Judge William A Bottle orders three defendants to be tried together. Prosecution led by Floyd Buford and St Sohn Barrett with defense by Robert Thompson and James Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
UPI
Lemuel Venn
U.S
William A. Bottle
Cecil Myers
George ‘Turner
Joseph' Howard Sims
Denver Willis Phillips
James
Lackey
Sterbert Guest
Floyd Buford
Justing Department
St. Sohn Barrett
Robert Thompson Oaf
Gainesville
Hackey
James Hudson
United States
Ft. Benning
Sims
Myers
Battle
U.S. Supreme Court
Revenue sharing urged by State Controller in U S News
Saratoga Springs NY AP State Controller Arthur Levitt urged a federal state revenue sharing program even without a federal surplus. He urged grants in aid to ease urban growth issues and proposed a State Council of Economic Advisors as a central statistical and land agency to guide fiscal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Arthur Levitt
Levitt
State Supervisors’ Association
Walter Heller
President
Council of Economic Advisors
Heller
State Council of Economic Advisors
Central Statistical Bank
Legislature struggles to end longest session in 1966
Albany faced adjournment week with two chief hurdles the New York City tax package and Rockefeller supplemental budget stalemate. Leaders aimed to approve the 253 million city tax package on Wednesday while resolving a 355 million supplemental budget dispute and other items before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Amas
Albany
New York City
Rockefeller
Senate
Assembly
Anthony J. ‘Trayia
Associated Press
Capitol Hill
Long Island
Pri
Vale
Hudson River Parkway
Kingston
Jare
Girl leaps from George Washington Bridge survivor case
New York reports a year old girl, identified as Roslyn Hirsch of Manhattan, remained critically injured after jumping from the George Washington Bridge. She was found on a Hudson River bank near 100th Street by police helicopter. Bellevue Hospital cites multiple bruises and possible spine fracture. Police say her brother and another relative may be visiting in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Washington Bridge
Hudson River
100Th Street
Roslyn Hirsch
Manhattan
Bellevue Hospital
Miss Hirsch
Mrother
Brother
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Abraham Lincoln
Iohnson
Jon Fish Jr
Norrison J. Goldin
Jerome Schutzer
Bronx
Abrahamy Bernstein Faeces
Acchie A. Sorfinkel
Earl W. Brydges
Abraham Sircoln
Aeres
Gary
Syracuse
Northway Inn
First Federal
Federa
Messina
Trie
Cooney
Walton St
Cate Devaker Ba Sore
Fem
APT
Henry Mill
Remington
Rockefelier
Travia
Esse
Travia Tadas
John ¥. Lindsay
Onong
Thomas
Petey Ti
Cael
William E. Rozniak
Rochester Gasoline Corporation
Rochester
Keystone Quality
Utica Mutual
Utica
Tom Clarke
New York State Workmen's Compensation Board
TCA Mutual Insurance
Utica, New York
Conmuti
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!