Aides blame Reds for Jakarta riots and anti-Chinese attacks
Indonesian officials accuse Communist Chinese subversives of provoking last weekend’s violence in Jakarta to divide locals and Chinese residents. Mob violence targets Chinese communities amid anti-government demonstrations. Shanghai radio brands Lin Shao chi a foreign-panderer and questions China’s naval strength against the United States.
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Jakarta
API
Shanghai Radio
Lin Hong Kong
UPI
Shanghai
China
Lin Shao-chi
United States
Red Navy
Aid official says some supplies will reach enemies in Vietnam
Rutherford M. Poats told a Senate subcommittee that despite tighter controls Viet Cong could be expected to receive medical supplies and other goods from Vietnamese war profiteers. He noted impossible to prevent all shipments reaching the enemy.
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Cong Washington
API
U.S
Congress
South Vietnam
Rutherford M. Poats
Johnson
Agency For International Development (Aid
Senate
State Mayor Port Authority Unveil New Pier Plan
New York AP report says plans to build on the Hudson River aim to create the most comfortable and efficient pier facilities for ocean travelers. Mayor Lindsay calls current piers dismal as traffic delays and passenger discomfort rise. Dairy Group Behind USDA Milk Price Plan SYRACUSE (AP) Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation backs a USDA proposal to raise Class one milk prices by 40 cents per hundredweight from Aug 1 1987 to Mar 1988 with a 20 cent emergency increase May to July.
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Port Authority
New Pier Plan
New York
Hudson River
Port of New York Authority
John V. Lindsay
USDA
Syracuse
Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation Inc
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New York-New Jersey
Greece bids to show support as arrests widen
In Athens and the provinces the new Greek military government continued a broad roundup, mainly targeting leftists. Among the detainees were five Italian workers, with authorities asking heads of families to report all household members. Martial law remains, and military tribunals are set for violations.
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Athens
Greece
Rome
Constantine Kollias
Constantine
Kollias
Gregory Spantidakis
Elephant Attacks Car in Kruger Park
An elephant in Kruger National Park attacked a car, tearing open the roof with tusks while two men inside cowered. Authorities reported the men were not injured.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPS
Kruger National Park
Policeman credited with halting grease fire at 8th Street unit
Troy firemen responded to a 2 10 a m alarm at Box 263 for a grease fire in an oven at 200 8th Street. A policeman, John Burns, arrived before firefighters and extinguished the blaze. No damage was reported to the apartment occupied by George Young. The building is owned by John Mariano of Watervliet.
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Troy
Troys
John Burns
George ‘Young
John Mariano
Watervliet
District Officers Visit Schaghticoke OES Meeting
Mrs Ruth Backus district deputy grand matron and Hinsdall P Stevens district grand lecturer led an official visit to Victorian Chapter GES Schaghticoke. Guests included grand officers and a history talk marking Schaghtoke’s 100th anniversary by Mrs Carol Osterhaut. A May 11 bazaar and covered dish supper were planned.
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Ruth Backus
Albany-Rensselaer Schenectady
Hinsdall P.stevens
GES
Schaghticoke
Carol Osterhaut
Donna Lavender
Ruth Staver
Dorothy Cole
Hazel Carle
Orville Crandall
Hussey
Elsie Marpe
Tom Conway dies at 63 after long screen career
Culver City California AP reports actor Tom Conway aged 63 has died ending a two generation memory of the suave British accented hero. Conway was known for roles in the Italian film series and as a familiar face in early television appearances. The obituary notes his rise to public view after a comeback and reflects on his long career in film and TV.
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Washington
Benjamin Relahauf Foulois
Benny” Foulois
Andrews Air Force Base
Foulois
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Ohio
Texas
Conway
George Sanders
Culver City
Calif
Tom Conway
Para
Venice
Komarov
Komarov Flight Seen Nightmare
Soviet officials described Vladimir Komarov's final hours as a nightmare as Soyuz 1 tumbled out of control and communications failed. A second broadcast claimed he was ordered to return to Earth but could not follow the order, and the parachute failed to open fully, causing a fatal high speed crash.
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Soviet Union
Komarov
Earth
Six Americans Lose Passports Over Haiphong Trip
Six of eight Americans aboard the Phoenix voyage to Haiphong to deliver medical supplies have had their passports revoked by the State Department. Five who sailed with the group were named Ivan Massar, Robert Eaton, Phillip Cragh, Betty Boardman, and Horace Champney. The leader, Dr. Earle L. Reynolds, is ordered to surrender his passport and return to the United States. two others, William Heick and Louis Kominer, retain valid passports as CBC correspondents.
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Washington
Haiphong
State Department
Phoenix
Earle L. Reynolds
Hiroshima
Japan
United States
Ivan Massar
Concord
Mass
Robert Eaton
Philadelphia
Phillip Cragh
San Rafael
Calif
Betty Boardman
Madison
Wis
Horace Champney
Yellow Springs
Ohio
William Heick
Louis Kominer
North Vietnam
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Name Change Sought for French Somaliland
The Faris government asks the Territorial Assembly to rename French Somaliland, removing Somali references after two violent riots. Governor Louis Saget says the favored new name is Djibouti Territory.
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Dhbouti
French Somaliland
Territorial Assembly
Faris
Louis Saget
Djibouti
Grandmother Lands Plane In Emergency Near Bridgeport
A 67 year old grandmother piloting a small plane landed safely on the third attempt at Bridgeport Municipal Airport after fuel ran low in wet weather. The flight originated in Philadelphia and was bound for Bedford Mass. Aboard were her daughter three grandchildren and a baby, all unharmed.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Bridgeport Municipal
Isabel Blodgett
Cambridge
Mass
Philadelphia
Bedford
Blodgett
Premium incentives move $100 billion in goods yearly
New York AP reports a confidential premium industry newsletter claims about $3 billion in premiums annually, driving $100 billion in goods and services. The piece traces origins to 1851, notes growth in recent decades, and discusses consumer attitudes and regulation shaping premium use.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
United States
B.T. ‘Babbitt
Department of Commerce
Calico Colony Unit Hears Garden Talk
Calico Colony Home Bureau unit met at Shenendehowa School to hear Mrs. A. Stevens speak on Continuous Flowering Gardens. Mrs. Ernest Folino showcased crafts from the Niskayuna group and Mrs. Lee Davis urged library support. Mrs. Davis was named June outing chair with Mrs. Mount as assistant. hostesses included Mrs. Melanowski, Mendrysa, and Mount.
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Calico Colony Home Bureau
Shenendehowa School
A. & Stevens
Vischer Ferry
Ernest Folino
Niskayuna
Joseph Mount
Stanley Melanowski
Richard Mendrysa
Mount
Eagle Mills News and Community Rummage Sale Details
Loyal Women of Eagle Mills Christian Church Disciples of Christ plan a food and rummage sale Saturday at 10 a.m. at president Mrs Forrest H Pa trie home with chairs Mrs Alfred Shaver and Mrs Ethel Austis arranging duties and Ray L Smith overseeing food. The group also hosts a gate sale May 3 9 to. May 4 am to 2 pm at 1539 5th Avenue Troy. Pine Wood Home Bureau notes at Mrs Donald McGrady home. Members learned rope jewelry making and workshop reports from Memorial Methodist. Local chair Mrs George Reigert presided as business continued. The unit meets tonight 8 p.m. at Mrs Michael J Caruso home to continue Tope jewelry project.
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Dennis de LaMater
Chester de LaMater
Pinewoods Avenue
Road
Naval Reserve
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Loyal Women’s
Eagle Mills Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Forrest H. Patrie
Alfred’ Shaver Isé
Ethel Austis
Ray L. Smith
5Th Avenue
Troy
Pine Wood Home Bureau
Donald McGrady
Harvey ‘Scott
Emil F. Reigert
Richard ,Parker
Memorial Methodist Church
George, Reigert
Businesea
Michael J. Caruso
Tope Jewelry
Hubert Humphrey Advocates Education For Betterment
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey visiting Houston on Monday urged education as the key to human improvement. He said everyone wants to better themselves and step up a notch, noting he must be careful in pursuing such advancement.
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Houston
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Rodino
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Troy, N. Y
Seagram’s
Seagram Distillers Company
New York City
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