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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1966

Page

2

Fish fils and Weiss win NY GOP congressional bids

In Albany the GOP nominated Hamilton Fish Jr and Theodore Weiss for Congress in New York's 28th and 19th districts respectively. Fisch defeated Alexander Aldrich amid a statewide 16 seat intra party contest while Weiss campaigned on a Viet Nam peace platform. Incumbents facing challengers across New York included Democrats Vawell Addabbo Kelly Multer Gilbert and others.

Albany N.Y Haneelle Fish Hele New York Theodore S. Weiss New York City Congress Fish Alexander Aldrich Guv. Rocckeleiler Multer Jacob Gilbert Buffalo John Pillion Kenseth Mellraith Erie County Republican Organization von Richard LD William J. Casey Jerat Lester L. Wall Wilson Johnson Theodore HR. Kuipferliner Nassau County Guldwater Man James R. Dawley An-Lawan Dergunian Upstate Louis V. Mills Unico Hell John ¥. Lindsay Nacsa Casey Ant Fortier GOP Hlox Reappovitonme Hilavowrd Barry Goldwater Leonard Mall Huckandy Peter A. Berlei Alnorier Steven I. Devavuisa Devounian Grange Sullivan Delaware Frank M. Curso John Ay Brash Ting Island Jorsa Powell Ramon A. Martinez Gilbert Arans County Charles J. Buckley Kelly Just Eugene Victor Weiss - Torbstein Wens Sri Tareé Ulster Dalchess Greene Columbia Sehoharie Wish Aldrich Butchess

Brandt urges US to discuss troop cuts with Germany

West German Mayor Willy Brandt told the AP in Berlin that if Washington plans further U S troop withdrawals from West Germany the plan should be explained plainly to grown up Germans He argued talks should reflect the situation and aim for agreed changes The interview touched on McNamara's Vietnam related force reductions and stressed German U S and Allied consultation on any significant redeployments Brandt emphasized that future withdrawals or troop reconfigurations should be communicated and agreed with both the United States and West Germany to avoid surprise and reduce tensions The article notes other CDU leaders including Adenauer criticized McNamara and discusses calls for German unity and economic cultural exchanges

Berlin West Neri Willy Brandt United States West Germany Germany Brandt Associated Press Wrobert McNamara Konrad Adenauer Christian Democratic Party Criti Ludwig Erhard U.S United Tates Brand Ihusiasan Land Brandt Viet Nam Washington Erhard Tase Red Walter Ulbricht East Germany Soviet Zone Wyoming

Rockefeller Medicaid Plan Dominates New York Election View

Governor Rockefeller frames medical aid expansion as central issue for November General elections. He argues for year-long sessions to curb delays while lawmakers balance costs. Audience of 120 hears him blame long sessions and calls for shared responsibility with media for public funding debates.

Ailis Marlin McKneally Joseph J. Kley Laniel F. Builon Union Execui Ay Vitor Albany Schenectady Rensselacy Ife Jon D. Meader Menands Burton Leo O'Drien Joseph T. Hutner Leslie A. Flubeck Westchester County Orden R. Reid New York City Gilbert T. Redivat John A. Santorelli Frank J. Brasco Stanley J. Kaufman Ray H. Williams Cooperstown Rockefeller Mackefeller Clai New York State Senate Assembly

Massachusetts Makes Presidential Primary Binding for Delegates

Gov. John Volp signed a law binding national convention delegates to vote for the presidential primary winner on one ballot unless the candidate releases the delegation. The move positions Massachusetts among states like Ohio California Indiana Maryland Oregon and Wisconsin in making primary results binding.

Boston John J. Volp Massachusetts Ohio California Indiana Maryland Oregon Wisconsin

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