Kerr Critical of Heavy Hand On Students
New York AP 1964 Kerr, ousted as University of California president, warns a heavy hand toward student activism risks hardening into militant national unions like in France, India and Japan. He calls for inside participation and better buffers between university and politics.
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New York
Clark
Kerr
The
University of California
France
India
Japan
Look Magazine
United States
Berkeley
Ronald Reagan
GOP Leaders Demand Tax Hike Be Dropped
Gaullists claim victory as PANIS AP reports Cha ban Delmas Gaullist mayor of in the assembly, with leaders insisting the proposed tax increase be withdrawn and economic policies revised.
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GOP
Senate uses new electronic voting system in French and US reports
AP dispatch notes Senate in Albany testing a new electronic tally with a $59,000 setup and Assembly spending $271,500. Report covers election of Chaban-Delmas in France, budget tax critique by Republicans, and technical issues with vote displays and button panels.
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Albany
Senate
Ae Leeke
Assembly
British troops clash in Aden streets in day-long battle
In Aden, British forces fought a day-long street battle with Arab attackers, wounding ten soldiers and ten Arabs amid bombs and sniper fire. Two Arabs were reported killed. A separate stabbing and robbery case led to a suspect’s arrest in Murray. The unrest follows threats to South Arabia’s independence and UN mediation in the region.
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Aden
John Wil Lyons
N. Y
Wayne County
Say
Via Covert
E. J. Barber Hospital
U.N
Rochester
Federation South Arabia
Britain
Toom Murray
Promised
Covert
Clyde
Crater
James Johnson
Wateron
Moral
Murray
Grand Jury
New Method Disguises Cancer Cells
Palm Beach AP reports Rutgers University researcher Otto J. Plescia described a chemi cal biological overcoat approach to disguise cancer cells. Experimental vaccines with coated mouse cancer cells showed significant resistance in mice and the method aims toward human trials, suggesting tumors may be rejected as transplanted tissue.
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Palm Beach
New Jersey
Otto J. Plescia
Rutgers University
Science Writers
American Cancer Society
Bronkaid Tablets Offer Relief for Bronchitis and Asthma
A new preparation named Bronkaid combines an expectorant and bronchodilators to loosen excess phlegm and relax bronchial muscles. It claims rapid, hours-long relief from coughing and breathing difficulties without a prescription, available at local drugstores from Drew Pharmacal Co Inc New York.
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Drew Pharmacal Co, Inc
N.Y
Anti-Strike Law Under Fire in New York Politics
Labor leaders denounce Rockefeller-Travia plan replacing Condon Wadlin as union busting. AFL-CIO and City unions condemn the measure barring public employee strikes, calling it anti freedom and regressive. Governor threatens special session if firemen strike.
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Albany
API
Afl-C10
New York City
Raymond R. Corbett
Afl-Cio
Victor Gotbaum
District 37
Rockefeller
Senate approves modified trade measure for Johnson plan
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee endorsed a Johnson backed trade and aid resolution 9 to 0 with four abstentions. It preserves congressional review of any post agreement deals, while outlining aims for an Alliance for Progress and a Latin American common market ahead of next week’s summit.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Mexico to reach one million telephones by year end
AP dispatch notes Mexico intends to boost its telephone network from about 490000 to one million phones by year end as officials announce the expansion plan.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Radio Television Strike Lengthens Dispute Among Networks
Washington AP: NBC CBS and ABC remained in stalemate after union leaders walked out of talks protesting a new offer for news casters. The AFTRA seeks $325 weekly plus larger bonus percentages, while networks cite $300 plus % of fees. Negotiators returned to New York after two days of fruitless discussions called by mediator William E. Simkin.
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Washington
Donald Conaway
NBC
George Fuchs
CBS
ABC
Networks
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Conaway
New York
William E. Simkin
Treatment of Prisoners U S Concern
A State Department spokesman voiced U S concern over signs that 178 Americans held in North Vietnam faced mental and physical pressure to extract confessions critical of U S policy. Ha Noi said prisoners are treated humanely, but without independent verification the assurances are not accepted. The remarks followed Life magazine images of Lt Cmdr Richard A Stratton, a Navy pilot captured in January, kowtowing to an unseen authority.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
North Vietnam
Robert J. McCloskey
Vietnam
Hanoi
McCloskey
Life Magazine
Cmdr
Richard A. Stratton
Coppolino Murder Trial Begins in Naples Florida
Dr Carl Coppolino faces a first degree murder trial in Naples over his wife Carmela Coppolino's death in 1965. Bailsey and Schaub select from 69 jurors for a panel of 12 and two alternates. The case hinges on whether a drug could be detected a year after death and involves exhumations and cross state indictments.
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Naples
Fla
Carl Coppolino
F. Lee Bailsey
Frank Schaub
Sarasota
Carmela Coppolino
Coppolino
Freehold
N.J
William Farber
Bailey
Farber
Marjorie
Teamsters Authorize Strike Over Trucking Wages
Washington AP said Teamsters members voted overwhelmingly to strike if no settlement with trucking firms is reached. Talks cover 450,000 workers in 12,000 firms as union and industry bargainers focus on money terms. A nationwide vote approved striking, with leaders planning to target major firms while Trucking Employers Inc. threatens a total TEI shutdown if any TEI member is struck.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Teamster
Teamsters
Defections Hit India's Ruling Party
NEW DELHI India RP Three weeks after her re election as India's prime minister Indira Gandhi's position is threatened by defections from Congress party. Congress members have bolted in two Indian states leaving the party with legislative majorities in only seven of sixteen states after the third straight night of talks.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
India's Congress Faces No Confidence Vote Risk
Parliament may challenge Mrs. Gandhi's cabinet after recent elections. Observers expect Congress to retain power though personal position is in danger. Opposition parties would need to unite with defectors, a prospect deemed unlikely as Congress loses seats and state dominance erodes. In Uttar Pradesh, 17 Congress members joined opposition to pass a 255-98 vote ending the local government.
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George Pompidou
de Gaulle
Gandhi
India
Uttar Pradesh
Humphrey tells critics Look to Hanoi on Vietnam
Vice President Hubert Humphrey urged European critics to stop moralizing about bombing North Vietnam and to judge Hanoi. He said peace progress would come if Hanoi shows willingness to negotiate, a message he believes is breaking through during his 14 day explain and listen tour. Humphrey met George Brown at the Foreign Office in London and continued talks over lunch.
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London
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
America
Europe
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Vietnam
Charles de Gaulle
Geneva
Offi- Humphrey
Cially
George Brown
Foreign Office
World Meteorological Experts Meet for Global Weather Congress
More than 300 international experts join the fifth World Meteorological Congress organized by the WMO with 100 nations participating. The study uses satellites rockets high-speed communications and a fleet of weather ships and aircraft to develop accurate long range forecasts aimed at helping farmers with planning.
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World Meteorological Organization
Open Bids Tomorrow On Tank
The Rensselaer Common Council will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at City Hall to open bids for furnishing and installing an elevated 4,000,000 gallon water storage tank off Route 4 east of the state highway building at Third Avenue Extension East Greenbush. The tank would serve the City of Rensselaer and Town of East Greenbush, fed by the main transmission line from Troy's South End pumping station. A decision on the transmission line is forthcoming as engineers study bids.
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Rensselaer
Housing Director to be Named in Rensselaer
Mayor John H. Warden said the executive director of the Rensselaer Housing Authority will be named this week after a Planning Commission meeting. William S. Sillery currently leads both bodies as the city moves to an urban renewal Master Plan funded by a $23 965 federal aid. John C. Burdis is likely to stay aboard. John J. Quackenbush will redo the low income housing plan for ten acres on Aiken Avenue with 86 total units, 30 for seniors.
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John H. Warden
Rensselaer
Rensselaer Housing Authority
Rensselaer Planning Commission
William S. Sillery
John C. Burdis
Burdis Associates
Albany
Nassau County
John J. Quackenbush
Thomas Street
Aiken Avenue
Unite
Mrs Parmele obituary for Myrtle G Orms bee Simpkins Parmele
Mrs Myrtle G Orms bee Simpkins Parmele 71 of 1000 Third St Rensselaer died Saturday afternoon after a lingering illness Funeral services set for 2 pm today at Thomas A Sherwood Funeral Home Rensselaer Rev Ralph E Wallace will officiate Interment in Indian Field Cemetery Alcove She was a Catskill native long time Rensselaer resident and partner in an antique furniture refinishing business Survivor list includes four daughters two sons and a brother
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Parmele
Myrtle G. Orms
Bee Simpkins Parmele
Third St
Rensselaer
Thomas A. Sherwood
Partition St. Rensselaer
Ralph E. Wallace
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Indian Field Cemetery
Alcove
Catskill
Harry J. Parmele
Seventh Day Adventist Church of
Albany
Viola Bullock
Ventura
Calif
Emma E. Seeberger
Ravena
Ellis M. Starr
Carol Perry
Robert R
Latham
Alvah W. Simpkins
Chatham
Winfield Ormsbee
Cambridge
Foreign Exchange Students Receive YMCA Memberships
The Glens Falls YMCA board unanimously approved extending honorary memberships to all foreign exchange students in the area. This year students will receive membership cards and activity schedules for YMCA facilities and programs.
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Glens Falls
Rensselaer man injured in late night accident
Gary Fafard a 24 year old resident of 30 Parti tion Street Rensselaer sustained head injuries when the 1967 sports car he was driving lost control on East Street northern route struck a power pole then veered into and damaged a New York Central Railroad fence He was taken to Albany Medical Center Hospital by Albany Motor Ambulance and released after treatment The mishap was investigated by Patrolmen William Nolette and Thomas Owens of the Rensselaer Police Department.
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Gary Fafard
Partition St
Rensselaer
East Street
City
New York Central
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Albany Motor Ambulance
William Nolette
Thomas Owens
Rensselaer Police Department
Regional Art Show Opens At Boys Club
The regional art show of Boys Clubs of America opened Sunday afternoon in the Common Council chambers at Rensselaer City Hall. About 200 works will be on view all week, hosted by the Rensselaer Boys Club executive director James P. Kenealy. Mayor John H. Warden cut the ribbon with Henry L. Rector Alois Kastl and John Smith Jr. assisting in the ceremony.
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Boys Clubs of America
Common Council
Rensselaer City Hall
James P. Kenealy
Rensselaer Boys Club
John H. Warden
Boys Club
Henry L. Rector
Alois Kastl
John Smith Jr
Halli Rand Demolition Scheduled Near Future
Berney Realty Corp owner plans demolition of the Halli Rand Building at Congress and Third Streets after an agreement with Archie Garrison and Sons of Watervliet. A state supreme court justice labeled the fire damaged building a public nuisance and set a 60 day repair or demolition deadline. Greenberg, for Dr. Morris Berney, says a performance bond and city permit are required before work starts.
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Halli-Rand
Congress and
Third Streets
Berney Realty Corp
Sol M. Greenburg
Troy
Morris M. Berney
Archie Garrison and Sons, Inc
Watervitet
Stanton Brewery
State Supreme Court
Greenberg
Watervliet
Berney
Jerome D. Brownstein
Mrs Harrington Rites Tomorrow In Mechanicville
Funeral services for Mrs Susan Harrington of Mechanicville widow of John Harrington will be conducted starting 9 am from DeMarco Funeral Home with a 9 30 am Solemn Requiem Mass at Church of the Assumption. Burial in St Pauls Cemetery. She died aged 82 at the Homestead Infirmary Middle Grove after a brief illness. Survived by three sons Richard Regis Neil and two daughters Winnie Fusco Bernice Jones plus 20 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Susan Harrington
Mechanicville
John Harrington
DeMarco
Regis
Mattapan
Mass
Neil. Harrington
Warren
Ohio
Winnie Fusco
Bernice Jones
Cleveland
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