Federal Grant of 644782 Aids Troy Project B
Troy urban renewal officials announced a $644 782 federal grant for Project B ending the renewal program’s final stage. Urban renewal director James G Connors said a follow up letter will request paperwork and studies and that work could begin in a matter of months after public hearings and local approvals.
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Miss Darnell In Critical Condition After Fire
Actress Linda Darness remained in critical condition after a four hour surgery for second and third degree burns. Fire caused four thousand dollars damage to a Glenview townhouse where she stayed, with three others treated for burns or cuts.
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Chicago
Richard Curtis
Patricia
David Mundhenk
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Ray Burmeister
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Johnson Wins $1.3 Billion Federal Aid for Schools
The Senate approved a $1.3 billion education aid bill by a 73-18 vote, sending it to President Johnson. The measure funds $1.06 billion for school projects, $100 million for libraries, and $100 million for educational centers, with broad access including private schools.
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Houston, Tex
South
UPI
New York State
Budget Tiff Withstands Rocky Plea
Governor Rockefeller met with legislative leaders over the $3.4 billion budget and a 2 percent statewide sales tax. Leaders reported no progress as factions remained split, with Rockefeller urging action despite potential political repercussions. The Legislature, adjourned for the weekend, plans to resume discussions Monday.
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Rockefeller
Senate
Joseph Zaretzki
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Paper Rivals Reach Accord
New York AP The publishers and the pressmen's union reached an agreement within the framework of the $12 weekly wage package. John J. Gaherin said the settlement awaits ratification by New York Printing Pressmen's Union No 2. About 1,800 pressmen on seven dailies are covered. Wages under the expired contract were 138.80 daily and 142.30 nightly. Other unions remain to negotiate.
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Prince Passes Quietly Cardinal Meyer Dies
Albert Cardinal Meyer 62 head of Chicago Archdiocese died of cancer after a brain tumor was removed six weeks earlier. Mercy Hospital spokesman said a progression of the tumor caused death. Meyer led nearly 2,000,000 Catholics in the nation’s largest archdiocese. He underwent intr cranial surgery February 25 to remove a brain tumor.
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Cardinal Meyer Laid To Rest in Chicago Funeral
Albert Cardinal Meyer died in Chicago after an illness. Tributes poured in from Francis Spellman and Joseph Ritter among others as the church mourned a major American churchman. His body lay in state at Holy Name Cathedral before a funeral Mass at St. Mary of the Lake Seminary in Mundelein.
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Richard Cushing
Boston
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Los Angeles
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Baltimore
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Peter James Meyer
Mathilda Helen Meyer
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St. Francis Seminary
Rome
Holy Name
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Negro Leaders Lead Bogalusa March for Fair Treatment
About 550 African Americans marched through Bogalusa shielded by police after clashes earlier. James Farmer of CORE led a second protest at city hall urging moderation and cooperation with officials.
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FBI
James Farmer
Jesse Cutter
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Louisiana
Four burglars arrested in Periscope area
Cohoes police arrest four young burglars in a local investigation. The youths were taken into custody after a series of break ins reported in the area. Public safety officials warn residents to secure homes and report suspicious activity.
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Explosion at U.S. Reduction plant injures 23 in East Chicago
An explosion at the U S Reduction Company aluminum smelting plant in East Chicago injured at least 23 people. Most were taken to St Catherine's Hospital with one in critical condition. Debris blew across the area, leaving only the skeleton of the building. cause was not immediately known.
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East Chicago
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Chester Prusiecki
Flood Crest Feared Near Mankato
Weary flood workers watched through the night as the Minnesota River rose with the Blue Earth joining at Mankato. 8,000 residents evacuated, including 5,000 in North Mankato as dike fears grew. The river stood 10 feet over flood stage, with a 30 foot crest forecast by the Weather Bureau for today.
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North Mankato
Weather Bureau
Bicycle crash claims Hewlett man Robert Heyd
Hewlett resident Robert L. Heyd aged 85 died after a bicycle fall and truck impact as police reported. He lived at 70 Sherwood Avenue in Lynbrook.
Force Doubling 1 400 Marines Reinforce Da Nang
A fresh battalion of 1 400 U S Marines began landing near Da Nang to reinforce the Leathernecks at the air base amid fears of Chinese involvement. The Marines joined about 3 000 others guarding the Da Nang strip as Viet Cong activity rose in Qui Nhon and central highlands.
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Red Beach
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9Th Marine Expeditionary Brigade
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Qui Nhon
Indian Forces Claim 27 Pakistanis Killed
Indian officials say at least 27 Pakistanis were killed or wounded and four captured in border clashes near the Rann of Kutch. Indian losses were two killed and three wounded as ministers halted routine business to address the fighting and security concerns.
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Gulf of Kutch
Karachi
Soviets Allow U S Troops to Move on Berlin Autobahn
The Soviet Union opened the Berlin Autobahn to American units from West Germany after blocks were intermittently closed. About 200 soldiers in full dress crossed into East Berlin with a second group awaiting clearance. Officials cited military maneuvers as cause for roadblockings and openings.
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U. S
West Germany
Irish Vote In Turmoil After Ballot Controversy
Ireland's national elections faced chaos as disputes over hospital patient ballots delayed results. Prime Minister Sean Lemass's Fianna Fail held 72 seats with Fine Gael at 46, Labour 21, and 3 independents. 144 seats total. Experts said Lemass could likely hold power regardless of final tally.
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Sean LeMass
Fianna Fail
James Dillon
Fine Gael
Labor
Dail
Lemass
Burns Fatal For 84 Year Old In Smithtown
Harriet Hawkins age 84 died in a hospital from burns suffered last Tuesday when her clothing caught fire while burning leaves in her back yard in Smithtown.
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UPI
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