Radio-TV Strike Settled Amid National Railroad Ties
Washington AP reports a 13 day radio and TV strike ended as President Johnson sought a quick truce to avert a nationwide rail and trucking shutdown. Negotiations in New York continued through the night with AFL-CIO unions approving network terms. Oscar telecast cleared for ABC with union backing.
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Lister Hill
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Uruguay
Justice Department
Chicago
Zenith Corp
Mike Mansfield
D- Mont
Mansfield
Trucking Employers, Inc
Teamsters
Los Angeles
LEM
Johnson May Ease Latin Dollar Flow
A strained summary notes hints from foreign ministers about U S Latin American credit flows and possible easing ahead of a summit. The U S delegation seeks freer dollar access and economic cooperation as President John gains potential agreements for broad Digdertson proposals.
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Punta del Esth
Uruguay
U.S
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Digdertson
Dean Rusk
Alliance For Progress
Otto Argsemena
Ecuador
United States
Mexico
Fires Dom Geracitano shakes Troy Boys Club role
Dom Geracitano, athletic and program director at the Troy Boys Club for nearly 25 years, says he was fired after being told to resign by executive director Andrew Semansco. Geracitano, who has over 30 years in youth programs, will be honored May 4 at a Sunset Inn testimonial dinner. He disputes the board’s backing of Semansco and notes 21 years with the Learn-To-Swim Program integrated with the Troy Recreation Office and The Record Newspapers.
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Troy
Andrew Semansco
Geracitano
Sunset Inn
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Troy Recreation Office
Record Newspapers
Ed Wachter
City of
Man For All Seasons Tops Liz Taylor Scofield Win Film Glory
Elizabeth Taylor and Paul Scofield won top acting honors at the 39th Academy Awards in Santa Monica. A Man for All Seasons named best picture and Fred Zinnemann best director. Walter Matthau and Sandy Dennis won supporting acting prizes. Born Free won best song. Virginia Woolf tallied five wins in art direction cinematography and costumes.
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Virginia Woolf
Paul Scofield
Thomas Morée
Fred Zinnemann
Walter Matthau
Sandy Dennis
John Barry
Don Black
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
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Zinnemann
Ats
Columbia
Robert Bolt
Taylor and
Dennis
McNerney Named Deputy Fire Chief in Troy
Battalion Chief Eugene K. McNerney was appointed deputy chief of the Troy Fire Department by Public Safety Commissioner John J. Sanvidge. The Navy veteran, sworn in by City Clerk Thomas H. Brown, begins today with a salary of 102 dollars and in his new role. McNerney, promoted from a Civil Service list, praised by Fire Chief Edward J. Zapf for leadership, morale, and efficiency improvements.
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Troy Fire Department
John J. Sanvidge
Thomas H. Brown
Saavidge
Edward J. Zapf
McNerney
Civil Service Commission
William E. Phoenix Jr
Zapf
Sanvidge
Boseman
Listening Post seeks readers questions for Troy Record
Readers may mail questions to Listening Post at 501 Broadway Troy NY 12181 The Troy Record will publish questions and answer them through the column Qualified respondents will answer public inquiries in this local feature and help solve problems of general interest.
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Uneasy Calm In Nashville
Rioting eased after spring rain as Nashville colleges faced unrest. Gunfire and tear gas flared near Negro college campuses while police attempted crowd control. By night, about 80 percent of Tennessee State University students had returned to dormitories.
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W. S. Davis
Tennessee State University
Nolies Andl
Vanden Heuvel Backs New Constitution Push At Convention
William J. vanden Heuvel of New York City urged the Constitutional Convention to consider drafting a new simplified state constitution while noting they may end up revising the current one. He chairs the Style and Arrangement Committee and supports presenting a fresh document to voters in November, but warned special interests may limit scope. He admitted the challenge of balancing reform with existing protections.
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Bob Fusco
William J. Vanden Huevel
New York City
Vanden Heuvel
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Pres. Travia
Don M. Mankiewicz
Kennedy
Samuel L. Greenberg
Coven i
Greenberg
Assembly
Area Delegates Named to Six Convention Committees
Delegates from the 39th Sen G Hunt to the judiciary and other committees along with business leaders met through the evening seeking a solution to violence and street light gunfire. The convention assigns delegates to committees on finance taxation intergovernmental relations and more while a call for a new constitution sparks debate on starting over or amending the current charter.
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G. Hunt
Francis Bergan
James F. Carroll
Saratoga County
Ing
Micnara
U. Partd
Uleas
Tennessee
GOP
Charles G. Clay
Greenegation
Albert
Callan
Colum
Samuel Hesson
Kia County
41St
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Executive
Albany Law School
Comj Natural Resources and
Supreme Court
Russell
Reds Fight Near Saigon Ends With Light Contact
Saigon reports indicate the U.S. 8th Infantry Division engaged Viet Cong near Saigon in a two day battle. One infantryman killed and 18 wounded, 166 enemy killed by nightfall, with 12 more dead by dawn. Elsewhere in South Vietnam scattered clashes continued as U.S. and Thai air forces damaged Viet Cong positions and convoys.
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Saigon
U. S. 8Th Infantry Division
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Dong Hoi
Vinh Nd
Navy
Wekong Delta
Vinh
My Tho
Brydges urges dropping Blaine amendment from state charter
Niagara Falls senator Earl W. Brydges called for removing the Blaine amendment barring public funds for church schools from the state constitution. He said a federal style approach should be considered, but he presented it as a personal view and did not seek GOP consensus.
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Brydges
Niagara Falls
Sharp
Stock Market Slumps in Major 1967 Loss
New York AP reports the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 10.91 points to 842.43 in heavy trading, its steepest fall since November 21. The Associated Press 60-stock average fell 2.9 points to 314.9, its largest decline since April 3.
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Dow Jones
Associated Press
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