Bombings Report Hit Rail Bridges and Coastal Fight
Air Force pilots damaged or destroyed three railroad and highway bridges in the southern North Vietnam panhandle and claimed hits on a radar site. Offshore naval gunfire killed three Communist soldiers near Quang Ngai City six miles east of the South China Sea coast, called in by the 20th South Korean Brigade. Allied units reported over 150 enemy killed in scattered clashes as troop strength rose to about 1.16 million with 4,000 more American troops noted that week.
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Air jForce Fiers
Bit
U.S
Quang Ngai City
South China Sea
Jobless Pay Debate At Legislative Hearing
At a joint legislative hearing on unemployment insurance business spokesmen argued against benefits for either strikers or nonstrikers when a sister plant is shut due to labor disputes. Empire State AFL CIO urged broader eligibility for nonstrikers, while leaders from chamber of commerce and Associated Industries opposed any benefits for strikers. Debate also covered deposit reimposition for employer appeals and past changes to appeal costs. Assemblyman Bertram Baker presides.
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Joint Legislative Committee On Unemployment Insurance
Aflcio
Raymond R. Corbett
Edward F. Smith
Empire State Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Joseph R. Shaw
Associated Industries of New York State Inc
Corbett
Bertram Baker
Brooklyn
Look and Manchester sue World Journal Tribune over Kennedy book excerpts
Look magazine owner Cowles Publications and author William Manchester filed a federal suit against the New York World Journal Tribune seeking more than 700000 dollars for publishing Look’s serialized Death of a President material hours before release. They claim over 300 words of direct quotes violated the maximum. A court injunction to halt further publication was requested pending the suit.
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NEW York
Look Magazine
William Manchester
New York World Journal Tribune Yesterday
Look
Cowles Publications, Inc
Manchester
World Journal ‘Tribune
Albany Names C. O. Olson Tax Attorney
Watervliet native Carl O Olson was named estate tax attorney for Albany County to replace Donald Goldstein who resigned. State Tax Commissioner Joseph H Murphy announced the appointment with a $9,255 salary. Olson, a 1928 practitioner, lives at 3 Hudson Place Latham and holds links to Albany Law School 1927 and several local organizations. He is married to Elizabeth P Guy with three children.
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Watervliet
Carl O Olson
Albany County
Donald Goldstein
Joseph H. Murphy
Olson
Hudson Place
Latham
Albany Law School
New York State
U.S. Bar
Latham Kiwanis Club
Evening Star Lodge
Colonie Youth Recreation Centers, Inc
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Elizabeth P. Guy
Salisbury Says Hanoi Set To Talk
Washington reports Salisbury of the New York Times says Hanoi may be ready to begin talks on peace in Vietnam but insists negotiations must be secret. He cautions Hanoi relies on Soviet and Chinese supplies and warns of potential shifts if China and the USSR clash.
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Washington
Hares Ison KE
Salisbury
New York
Naves
Hanoi
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Senate For
the Times
Brignola Seeks City Manager Post Amid Union Support
Brignola seeks appointment as city manager following nomination by eight local unions to the National Wage Policy Committee, where he served five years. In 1950 he was elected by 18 local unions as vice chairman of the New York State Legisla-
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New York State
Legisla
United Steelworkers
Albany
Washington
Troy Water Works
Brighom
New York University
Penn State University
Cornell University
State University of New York
Brignola
United States
Snow Slams Hammers Chicago as New Storm Moves East
A new snowstorm battered Chicago and edged into eastern New York and northern New England with heavy snow sleet and freezing rain. Chicago recorded up to 7 inches of new snow while last week’s 23 inch blast left thousands of cars stuck in snow drifts and city streets crowded with parked vehicles. Authorities warned 10,000 motorists to move cars from bus routes or face ticketing and towing. Food shops faced panic shortages as bread milk and eggs ran low.
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Chicago
New York
New England
James J. McDonough
Carn
James V. Fitzpatrick
Department of Streets and Sanitation
New York State
Midwest
Detroit
Middle Atlantic
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Great Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Village women caught with bootleg whisky in laundry baskets
Four village women were arrested in New Delhi with 300 bottles of bootleg whisky. They were transporting the illicit liquor to a neighboring area where prohibition applies, hauling the goods in laundry baskets as police halted the operation.
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New Delhi
India
Stratton Probes Oxygen Fire Disasters in Space Program
Rep. Samuel Stratton D New York will travel to Cape Kennedy for a 10 day probe to ensure safety factors are properly addressed after two oxygen fires killed three astronauts and two airmen during 100 percent oxygen experiments. The Brooks Air Force Base incidents claimed both airmen deaths including recruit A 30 Richard Harmon from Auburn in Stratton's district.
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Washington
UPI
Samuel Stratton
D-N.y
Cape Kennedy
Stratton
Brooks Airforce Base
Richard Harmon
Auburn
State Budget Hearings Set Feb 16 and 17
Albany AP The chairman of New York's financial committees announced hearings on Gov Rockefeller's nearly 4.7 billion budget for Feb 16 and 17 in Chancellor's Hall. The first session will cover state aid and the second focuses on spending and capital construction. Written requests to speak should go to Howard I. Miller.
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Albany
N. Y
Rockefeller
Chancellor’s Hall
Warren M. Anderson
Senate Finance Committee
Assemblyman
Harvey M. Lisset
Ways and Means Committee
Lapital
Anderson
Lisset
Howard I. Miller
The
Assembly
Ecumenical Oscar praise for A Man for All Seasons
New York AP report on ecumenical awards for cinema. Protestants and Catholics each named favorites with A Man for All Seasons highlighted by all groups as a top selection. The National Council, the National Catholic Office for Motion Pictures, and the Connellly Broadcasting Film Commission issued lists of honored titles including The Sand Pebbles Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf and Born Free with A Man for All Seasons named for general audiences component.
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New York
National Council
and Film Commission
Virginia Woolf
Miguel
Pier Pan 0
Pascolini
Vovewnay Wing Usu
Wan
Main Street
Ted
Plan to relocate unemployed across the nation
Washington AP reports a new national plan to move chronically jobless families to regions with work. The Labor Department targets relocating about 500 Watts area families to Seattle, funding a $23,365 office to assist job placement housing and adjustment, amid prior failures to persuade mobility.
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Washington
Labor Department
Watts
Los Angeles
Michael T. Kastanek
Bureau of Employment Security
Seattle
Wash
Doctor and wife slain in Michigan home outside Sag inaw
Dr A A Claytor 73 a Sag inaw physician and his wife Marie in her 50s were found slain yesterday in their home near Saginaw Asst Prosecutor Gerald K Dent says both deaths were murder Police found the bodies in a bedroom No other details released Claytor was Michigan doctor of the year 1959 and a former U S commissioner to the Virgin Islands
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Saginaw, Mich
A. A. Claytor
Saginaw
Marie
Michigan City
Gerald K.dent
Saginaw County
Dr. Claytor
Michigan
Michigan Medical Society
U.S
The
Virgin Islands
Lawyer Leonard Reappointed to Ogdensburg Port Authority
Albany. John B. Leonard an Ogdensburg lawyer was reappointed by Gov. Rockefeller to the Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority for a term to Jan. 1, 1972. The post carries no salary.
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Albany, N. Y
John B. Leonard
Ogdensburg
Rockefeller
Ogdensburg Bridge and Port
Johnson Urges Vietnam Talks And Soviet Pact Vote
President Johnson warned no peace signs from Hanoi and offered to meet North Vietnam leaders if steps toward talks occur. He pressed Senate consent for a consular treaty with the Soviet Union to protect Americans abroad and allow visits by U S representatives. He noted no current push for new Soviet consulates and cited 452 Soviet officials with diplomatic immunity in the United States.
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Washington
Hanoi
U.S
Salisbury
Britain
London
UPI
Russia
Germany
Kremlin
Vietnam
United States
North
Mikhail Smirnovski
British Council For Peace
Johnson
Senate
Soviet Union
Lhis
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
New York Central Profits Reach New High Despite Challenges
Perlman cites four new electronically controlled freight yards, 7 million yearly cybernetics investment, and a $250 million debt reduction in five years. He criticizes passenger business decline due to autos and notes utility-like returns, calling last year’s profits “peanuts” while questioning merger delays with Penn Central and New Haven.
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New York Central
Perlman
the Central
Perl
Iman
Pennsylvania
New Haven
Central
Ditect Collapse Kills Upstate Man
An Upstate man from Rochester died in Gates when a 12 foot dirt wall collapsed into a sewer ditch. Murphy, 29, was buried and declared dead on arrival at St Mary's Hospital. Police investigated the accident as EMS responded to the scene.
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Rochester
UPI
Lavorne Murphy
Gates
St. Mary’s Hospital
Radio Transceiver Stolen From Truck
A walkie talkie set valued at 753 dollars was stolen from a truck owned by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute yesterday afternoon on Eleventh Street near People's Avenue. The theft was reported to police by Nelson Corey of the RPI police about 3 45 p m.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Eleventh Street
People’s Avenue
Nelson Corey
RPI
Postnasal Drip Relief Nasal Mist Debuts
A New York medical firm promotes Drintan Nasal Mist to alleviate morning phlegm and choking from postnasal drip. The spray targets nasal and sinus membranes to prevent mucus formation and ease congestion upon waking. It promises relief from hawking and throat gagging during the day.
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New York, N. Y
Apraya Delatan
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