Pearson's Successor To Be Picked In April
Ottawa AP Liberal convention set for April 4-6 to choose a new leader after Lester B Pearson, 70, announced his resignation on Thursday. He will remain party leader and prime minister until a successor is chosen. Cambodia denies accusations linking Sihanoukville and its sanctuary to Viet Cong aid.
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Pearson
Ottawa
Liberal
Lester B. Pearson
Deng Cong
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Sihanoukville
Vietnam
U.S
Mendel L. Rivers
D-S.c
National Guard Ready but Lacks Equipment and Training
A House Armed Services subcommittee reported that there are enough National Guardsmen to handle riots but equipment and advanced training are inadequate. The panel, led by Rep. F. Edward Hebert, issued a cautious view on the Guard's ability to respond to civil disturbances seen in the past three summers. The assessment contrasts with Treasury remarks that Christmas coin demand can be met without depleting silver coin stocks. Treasury official Robert A. Wallace said the nation is "home free" for holiday coin needs and the stock is sufficient.
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UPI
House
House Armed Services Panel
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
National Guard
Treasury Department
Robert A. Wallace
Albany urged sweeping redefine state urban policy
State lawmakers were urged to unify and coordinate New York urban development policies as part of a sweeping redefinition of the state role in urban development by Sen. H. Douglas Barclay. Governor Rockefeller proposed a tax increase of 500 to 600 million dollars, affecting about 12 million residents to fund local community programs.
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Albany
N.Y
Joint Legislative Committee On Housing and Urban Development
H. Douglas Barclay
R-Pulaski
New York
UPI
Rockefeller
New York State
Area Bank Aides Win Promotions
Two Troy area men named among 32 staff promotions at National Commercial Bank & Trust Co. announced by chairman Frank W. McCabe. Bruce N. Johnstone and Albert J. Brown were promoted to assistant vice presidents, with other staff advancing to vice president, assistant vice president, and assistant cashier ranks across upstate branches. Johnstone, a Middlebury College graduate, joined in 1961. Brown, a Manhattan College graduate, began in 1958.
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Frank W. McCabe
Upstate
Bruce N. Johnstone
Homestead
Newtonville
Albert J. Brown
Wood Ct
Waterford
Middlebury College
Johnstone
Jbank
Mr. Brown
Manhattan College
Former Troy Artist Edna Hinkelman Dies at 76
Edna Webb Hinkelman 76 of Navesink New Jersey wife of Edward C. Hinkelman and Troy native died Friday at Monmouth Medical Center Long Branch She lived in Troy most of her life and was a Mary Warren School and Troy School of Arts and Crafts graduate A noted still life exhibitor with two sisters Harriet Fr and Helen W Webb was a medical instructor at the bath of Troy and Albany Hospital Funeral services set from St George s Episcopal Church Rumson and the Episcopal Church of Rumson Interment in Oakwood Cemetery Survivors include her husband and other relatives at Bryce Funeral Home 276 Pawling Ave Middletown NJ.
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Edna Webb Hinkelman
Navesink
N.J
Edward C. Hinkelman
Troy
Monmouth Medicinl Center
Long Branch
Harriet Fr
Helen W. Webb
Bath of Troy
Old Albany Hospital
Middletown
Pawling Ave
Oakwood Cemetery
Sharks for Gifts in Caracas Pet Shop Advertises Sharks
In Caracas a pet shop features sharks priced at 22 dollars as potential gifts for the friend who has everything including a spare swimming pool. The notice frames sharks as holiday gifts with a light humorous tone.
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Caracas
Venezuela
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