Pair Nabbed With Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills
Two 17 year old Brooklyn youths were arrested in Pittstown after state police seized 1720 counterfeit ten dollar notes. Edward Rendini and Mario Paniccioli posted 5000 bail each and were released while authorities notified the U S Secret Service. The defendants faced forgery charges and were arraigned before Justice Pfeiffer with defense by Don G Cholakis.
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Brooklyn
BCI
Brunswick Station
United States Secret Service
Mario Paniccioli
W. 6Th Street
Pittstown
Herbs
Schneeman
Clifford
Justice of the Peace
James Pfeiffer
Don G. Cholakis
Asst. Dist
William J
Liberal Party Eyes FDR Jr as Governor Candidate
New York Liberals show interest in Franklin D Roosevelt Jr as potential governor candidate while delaying final endorsement. The Liberal command rejects Democrat Frank O Connor and may run its own candidate, risking Rockefeller re election odds.
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New York
Liberal Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Frank D. O’connor
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Roosevelt
O'Connor
Wabc-Tv
Guardsmen Guard Tense Wauwatosa Protest in Milwaukee Suburb
National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets held back white demonstrators while Negro pickets staged a tenth night of protests in Wauwatosa Wisconsin. Police arrested four whites as crowds grew to around 1500 to 2000. A woman was lightly injured by a firecracker. Governor Knowles planned review on return of troops.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wauwatosa
National Guardsmen
John Dunlap
32Nd Infantry Division
Warren P. Knowles
Dunlap
Knowles
Rioting Traps Waukegan as Mob Attacks Cars and Stores
In Waukegan Illinois roving mobs of youths attacked vehicles and shops using rocks and Molotov cocktails. At least five people were critically burned including a six year old girl. Helmeted police contained a two mile stretch of Illinois 42 as clashes spread through a primarily minority neighborhood. White youths were barred from entering the trouble area.
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Waukegan, Ill
UPI
Illinois 42
Chicago
Former Nassau resident shot to death in Syracuse park
Ralph Balfoort a 52 year old State Health Department employee and former Nassau resident and Rensselaer County deputy sheriff was found dead in Morningside Park East Syracuse after being shot multiple times in the head as he tried to flee in his car. A heavy set dark haired white male was seen leaving in a 1960 1961 black compact car. Police seek suspects matching the description. Balfoort was a frequent park visitor and there was no stated motive for the shooting.
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State Health Department
Nassau
Rensselaer County
Syracuse
Ralph Balfoort
Ackerman Ave
Morningside Park
Balfoort
Balfport
Joseph V. Barry
Medical Defense
Barry
Florence Balfoort
Granville Man Killed In Crash
A 25 year old Granville man James E Dennison died when his 1960 convertible left Steeles Bridge Road in the Town of Hampton Washington County flipped and ejected him. Coroner Leslie White withheld verdict. Investigated by Troopers Creede and Peterson.
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Granville
Hampton
Washington County
Whitehall
James E. Dennison
Quaker Road
Steeles Bridge Road
Leslie White
E. P. Creede
A. D. Peterson
Earthquake Strikes Budva Rattling Resort Town
An earthquake jolted Budva causing minor damage to several old houses and scaring residents and tourists. Quakes last week also damaged resort towns to the south.
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Budva
Yugoslavia
Rampage in Peking Seen as Coup by Mao Leadership
AP reports from Tokyo that Red Guards in Peking are pictured as Maoist purges to crush all opposition inside and outside the Communist party. Lin Piao rises as a key figure while foreign observers compare the movement to Hitler Youth.
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Tokyo
Red Guards
China
Mao Tze-tung
Munist Party
Asahi Shimbun
Tadashi Nogami
Peking
Peking People’s Daily
Red Guard
United States
Mao
Communist Party Central Committee
Lin Piao
Nazi Germany
Viet Cong Sink Boat In Saigon Waterways
In Saigon waterways the Viet Cong sank a South Vietnamese minesweeper with two Americans aboard by an electrically detonated mine. U S officials reported a third plane lost in weekend raids on North Vietnam as ground action was light with scattered allied successes. B52 bombers from Guam struck two Viet Cong strongpoints nearby.
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Bien Hoa
Viet Nam
Binh Tuy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North
Guam
Vinh Long
Mekong Valley
Long Tao
U.S. Navy
Hurricane Faith strengthens then veers into open Atlantic
Hurricane Faith intensified to top winds of 120 mph hammering southern Bahamas and Mayaguana area with heavy rain and surges. It veered northward toward open sea as advisories warned of erratic movement and potential return to the west.
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Miami
Fla
Faith
Bahamas
Atlantic
San Salvador
Christopher Columbus
National Hurricane Center
Democrats Eye Holding West in 1966 Campaign
Western Democrats urged keeping the West for the party with a public endorsement of Johnson's Vietnam policy. The Western States Democratic Conference heard concerns over war impact while backing Johnson's foreign policy and urging labor support against right to work.
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Glacier National Park, Mont
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Tom Brown
New Mexico
Frank Keller
Washington State
Seattle
West
Barry Goldwater
U.S
Republican Party
Humphrey and Nixon Clash Over Viet Nam on Eve of Elections
In a staged AP interview, Vice President Hubert Humphrey and former senator Richard Nixon discuss the Viet Nam war and its possible impact on the November vote. Humphrey doubts a measurable effect unless opponents politicize the issue. Nixon argues it will favor Republicans amid Democratic divisions.
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Washington
Vice Nam
Senate
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Associated Press
Drs. M. Nixon
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Humphrey
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Peking
Truman criticizes rising interest rates and potential deflation
INDEPENDENCE MO AP Former President Harry S Truman condemned a drastic rise in interest rates, warning it could depress the economy and trigger a serious deflation. He noted the Fed raised the discount rate and tightened reserves, lifting prime loan rates from 4 to 6 percent since December.
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Independence, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Federal Reserve Board
Truman
United States
Pressmen End Strike Bar To World Journal Tribune Debut
The New York pressmen ratified a contract with World Journal Tribune by 263 to 208, removing the last major hurdle to the new afternoon and Sunday papers. The deal includes a 72 hour Saturday night shift, with nine other unions to adjust contracts after the Herald Tribune closure. Publication date eyed for Sept 6, Labor Day week, after a noisy 45 minute meeting.
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New York
World Journal Tribune
New Corporation
Morning Herald Tribune
First World Journal Tribune
Dermatoglyphics Found Useful To Medicine
Journal of the American Medical Association reports palm print analysis aids medicine. Minnesota researchers link rubella exposure in pregnancy to palm print variations in infants. Japanese doctors note higher palm print abnormalities in congenital versus acquired heart disease. A third study ties German Measles to birth defects when infection happens in first 12 weeks.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
University of Minnesota
Milton Alter
Robert Schalenberg
Tsunekazu Takashina
Osaka
Susumu Yorifuji
Kobe
Morris Siegel
Harold F. Fuerst
New York City
Bride and Vicar Blush in England Wedding
In Binfield England newlyweds Barry Blyth 22 and Ann Medland 20 pose outside a church after their wedding when the officiating vicar Rev Gerald Stretfield rushes out to retrieve the missing portion of the marriage vows. The moment ends with a light-hearted pause as the couple smiles.
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Binfield
England
Barry Blyth
Ann Medland
Gerald Stretfield
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