Two Car Crashes Kill Former CCHS Athlete and Others
A fatal two car crash on Williams road near Stillwater claimed the life of Kenneth Patrick Buller 20 a former Catholic Central High School athlete and a separate wreck near Williams road killed Laura Tabor 55 and James Ladd 16. Buller, engaged to Dana Jean Dal, was a student at Russell Sage College and worked at Niagara Mohawk. The other victims were a Schuylerville mother and a Hudson Falls student in separate late night crashes.
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Stillwater
Williams Road
Catholic Central High School
Schuylerville
Hudson Falls
Kenneth Patrick Buller
Griswold -Meights
Laura Tabor
James Ladd
Stanley
Young Butler
East Greenbush
Buller
Dana Jean Dal
Troy Man
Richard J. Doyle
Troy
Sacred Heart Church
Young Buller
Father Doyle
James V. Barrell
Butler
Rensselaer County
Raymond S. Miller
West Sand Lake
Barrett
I Catholic Central High School
Russell Sage College
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Glenmont Station
CCHS
Tray Record
Crusader Nine
Trecord
Albany Business College
Catholic
Thomas J
Edith T. Prediger Buller
Violation Charges Exchanged Over Ethiopia Somalia Cease Fire
Both sides accuse the other of breaking a noon cease-fire in the Ethiopia Somalia border conflict. Mogadishu reports say Somali President Aden Abdulla Osman accused Ethiopian forces of attacks 40 minutes after the cease-fire. Ethiopian Ministry says Somalia violated the truce with troop reinforcements and artillery strikes on Dolo and Yel.
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Adis Ababa
Ethiopia
Somalia
Mogadishu
Aden Abdulla Osman
U. N
U ‘Thant
Osman
Dar Es Salaam
Tanganyika
Dolo
Yel
Queen Mother Leaves Hospital After Emergency Appendix Op
London AP reports Queen Mother Elizabeth left hospital yesterday after an emergency appendectomy on February 4. Princess Margaret visited at Clarence House while Queen Elizabeth II spent the weekend at Windsor Castle.
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London
Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Clarence House
Queen Elizabeth 11
Windsor Castle
Viet Cong Terror Team Strikes Saigon Theater
An experienced Viet Cong unit attacked a U S military policemen, planted a hazardous device in a Saigon theater, fatally injuring two Americans and injuring three more along with nine Vietnamese. Police detained a rickshaw peddler as a prime suspect while authorities said the plot appeared preplanned and carried out by skilled extremists.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
Ricksha
U.S
Brandt Leads Bonn Opposition in German Politics
Brandt, 50, was elected leader of West Germany's opposition Social Democratic Party at a special convention in Bad Godesberg. He will face Chancellor Erhard for the 1985 chancellorship. He praised talks with the Communists and highlighted a Christmas travel concession for West Berliners to East Berlin.
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Bad Gotesberg
Germany
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
West Germany
Socialist Party
Brandt
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Christian Democratic Party
Erich Ollenhauer
Saratoga Springs skaters dominate Lake Placid Open Meet
Local Troy traffic arteries reported in good condition despite 0.7 inch snow. Balston Spa and Saratoga Springs speed skaters lead at the Lake Placid Open Meet. comic strip notes Priscilla's house gag with Pon.
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Troy
Storts
Balston Spa
Saratoga Springs
Lake Placid
Johnson assures Saigon of U.S. resolve on Viet Nam
The Saigon news agency quoted President Johnson as assuring South Viet Nam that U.S. determination to stand by it against outside aggression remains as strong as ever. The message was sent to chief of state Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh in relation to the Tamar New Year, the nation’s major holiday.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Johnson
South Viet Nam
U. S
Duong van Minh
Theater shooting at close range sparks security drive VIET CONG
Witnesses describe one man firing at a military policeman near the theater while another carried a canvass satchel believed to hold a bomb. A third suspect, male or female, may have been involved. Military police strengthen patrols with shotguns around schools. Continued on Page 2.
National Air Resumes Operations After Short Walkout
National Air resumed operations after a two day walkout ended. Clerical workers halted picketing at 2 30 pm yesterday and flights restarted last night. First post strike flight departed at 6 39 pm to New York non stop on the New York Florida route. Officials said full operations would resume in 49 cities across 15 states by morning. President Johnson telephoned union and airline officials calling the strike over and expressed approval.
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Miami
API
National
New York City
Johnson
Ruby's Life At Stake In Dallas Oswald Trial Start
Dallas Texas AP Jack Ruby 62 year old strip joint operator goes on trial for murder at 9 am CST in Dallas Judge Joe B Brown presiding. Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald two days after Kennedy assassination on national TV. Defense attorney Melvin Belli says people saw Ruby shoot but not into his mind. Belli seeks change of venue due to Dallas pride and local prejudice.
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Dallas
Texas
Jack Ruby
Joe B. Brown
CST
Lone Star Nag
Ruby
Lee Harvey Ostwarle
Kennedy
Melvin Belli
Oswald
Belli
13 Children Perish In Scattered Fires
Thule Associated Press reports a deadly spate of fires across multiple states. A Dallas blaze killed four firefighters as a three story house burned, while at least thirteen children died amid collapses and failed rescues. Mothers and relatives struggled to escape as flames swept occupied homes in Ohio Maryland New Jersey and Texas. Police opened an arson probe into four separate fires amid widespread tragedy.
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Thule Associated Press
Baltimore
Ohio
Maryland
Texas
New Jersey
Dallas
Cleveland
Thorofare
N.J
Dr John B Carroll Jr Dies After Illness in Troy Hospital
Dr John B Carroll Jr an ophthalmologist at St Marys and Samaritan Hospitals died last night at St Marys Hospital after an extended illness. A Troy native he studied at La Salle Institute Holy Cross Worcester Tufts NYU and trained at St Elizabeths New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. He served in WW II earning the Purple Heart and three battle stars. He had offices in the Ilium Building since 1957 and is survived by his wife Patricia Curran of Albany.
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John B. Carroll Jr
St. Mary's
Samaritan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Troy
la Salle Institute
College of the Holy Cross
Worcester
Mass
Medical School
Tufts College
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Boston
New York Eye On Ear Infirmary
New York City
New York University
Carroll
U. S. Army
Cohnes Memorial Hospital
New York
Hye and Far Infirmary
Leonard Hospital
Ilium
Fulton St
John F. Carroll
Patricia Curran
Albany
Britain to boost Cyprus peace force amid crisis
U N plans meet today as Britain strengthens the Cyprus peace-keeping mission after Undersecretary Ball reports a very critical problem. U S ideas for a 10 000 man Western force fail to win Cypriot acceptance. Spyros Kyprianou flies in to press UN action.
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George W. Ball
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Ball
Johnson
Makarios
U.S
New York
Spyros Kyprianou
London
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Papandreou Party Wins Greek Ballot
Veteran statesman George Papandreou led the Center Union to an absolute parliamentary majority amid Greece’s crisis over Cyprus. The party secured at least 170 seats as results came in from 11,042 stations, with rival Panayiotis Canellopoulos conceding defeat.
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Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
Center Union Party
Cyprus
Papandreou
Center Union
Panayiotis Canellopoulos
National Radical Union
ERE
Radical Union
Constantine Caramanlis
Caramanlis
Paul
Navy
United Democratic Left
Cyprus conflict threat grows as troops bolster peace force
Britain announced an additional 300 troops to the peacekeeping mission in Cyprus, raising the force to about 3,000. The warning cited dangers of renewed clashes between Greek and Turkish Cypriots that could inflame the island and strain NATO ties with Greece and Turkey.
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London
Britain
Iss
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Cern
Greece
Turkey
British Defense Ministry
Upstate Gets Foot-Plus Of Snowfall
A foot or more of snow blanketed Upstate New York with blinding drifts from gusty north winds. Eastern regions bore the brunt while New York City area saw mainly rain. Ashland measured 15 inches, Berlin 13 inches, Albany 10 and Poughkeepsie six as conditions varied from wet heavy snow to powdery western winds up to 29 mph.
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Albany
Upstate
New York
New York City
Ashland
Rensselaer County
Berlin
Falls To His Death In Manhattan Incident
Fernando Gomez aged 42 died after falling from a fifth floor fire escape at a Manhattan apartment building yesterday. Police and investigators are examining the circumstances surrounding the fall in New York City.
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New York
Fernando Gomez
Manhattan
Cambodia Threatens Severance Over Neutralization Conference
Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia warned that if a proposed neutralization conference is not convened by May end he will sever ties with the United States and other opponents. He pledged to recognize North Vietnam and seek military alliances with China and North Vietnam if talks fail by April end, and to build two jet bases with Chinese aid to defend Cambodia.
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Phnom
Penh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
United States
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Sihanouk
Kep
North
China
North Viet Nam
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Nacadam
Kenneth P. Butler
Killend
Kenneth Patrick Butler
Bidg. 2
Apt. 16
Griswold Uecights
Dana Jean Daly
Medlands
Phate
Gene Baxter
Queen Mother
Viet Cong
Bonn
Priscilla
Page WU
National Air
Troy Hospital
Joan B. Carroll JR
U.N
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