Governor Rockefeller Attacks O'Connor in Upstate Slate Clash
Governor Rockefeller accuses Frank O'Connor of pandering to urban bosses while touting eight years of upstate progress in education, highways, and agriculture. Roosevelt and O'Connor trade insults in Buffalo as Adams criticizes tax hikes and party rivals rally support. The Times backs Rockefeller’s forward-looking agenda and dismisses O'Connor as an organizational Democrat.
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Rockefeller
Big City
Frank O’connor
O’connor
New York City
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Buffalo
Jefferson County
O'Connor
Upstate
Downstate
New York State
Binghamton
Bainbridge
Norwich
New York Times
Ex-patient captured in two killings
Robert Philips 25, a former mental patient, was flushed from a Bronx apartment after a 90 minute siege by 100 police. One hostage was stabbed to death, another wounded as Philips backed out choking on tear gas. Police found Leslie Thompson 22 slain in the bathroom. Philips faced charges in three homicides and was released from Matteawan Hospital last May.
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New York
Bronx
Robert Philips
Philips
Leslie Thompson
Tammy
Philip
Margaret
Deborah
Kenneth Sanchez
Harlem
Mary Ann Bray
Manhattan
Irma Moore
Thousands Pay Tribute To Firemen In New York
Delegations of firemen from cities nationwide join thousands on Fifth Avenue for the final tribute to the New York Fire Department victims of the East 23rd Street blaze. Ten victims will be buried in two services at St Patrick's Cathedral and St Thomas Church with Cardinal Spellman presiding. aid for widows and children totals contributions from New Yorkers and other cities.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Long Island
Francis Cardinal
Spellman
United States
Egidio Vagnozzi
Paul VI
Everett J. Downes
Fire Department
St. Thomas’ Church
John W. Lindsay
Robert O. Lowery
New York City
East 23Rd Street
Madison Square Park
Lowery
22Nd Street
Lindsay
Norman Vincent Peale
Protestant Council of
City of New York
Cardinal Spellman
Young hunter kills companion in accidental shooting
Hamburg, N Y AP Daniel Jasiura 16 of Hamburg was fatally shot Wednesday when a 22 gauge shotgun carried by his teen hunting companion discharged by accident as they crossed railroad tracks while pheasant hunting. Robert A Pettis 16 also of Hamburg was with him. The incident occurred in a wooded area south of Buffalo.
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Hamburg
N.Y
Daniel Jasiura
Buffalo
Daniel
Robert A. Pettis
Major failure blamed on Assembly Democrats in reapportionment clash
Senate Majority Leader Earl W. Brydges criticized Assembly Democrats for not enacting county boards reapportionment guidelines. He noted the Republican Senate passed a similar measure in 1966, while the Democratic Assembly killed it in committee, calling it another major failure by the Democrats.
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Albany
N.Y
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
Assembly Democrats
Brydges
Assembly
Alibis by Seven Print Shop Workers in Louisville
Seven Louisville printing company employees each claimed the same alibi to their wives after returning late from work. They found their cars would not start as all seven batteries had been stolen, a series of thefts tied to their outing.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Mall Subscription Policy Requires Advance Payment
A notice states that subscriptions by mall tenants must be paid in advance. The policy aims to ensure timely revenue collection and may affect participation or access until payments are settled.
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Mall
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