Hoff Eyes Federal Posts Amid Vermont Politics
Vermont leader Hoff weighs future moves as he abstains from criticism at a Democratic caucus. Rumors place him in line for a federal position or a role with the Interstate Compact on Education, while relations with Aiken and Stafford shape his 1968 strategy.
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Hoff
Aiken
Vermont
Robert T. Stafford
Johnson
Bryant
Interstate Compact On Education
Denver
Speck Trial Opens Amid News Rule Debates
Opening proceedings will focus on Speck's plan to modify stringent news guidelines. NA P A urges reviewing reporters access and juror naming bans while Radio Television News Directors asks for sound cameras and participant interviews in court. Jury selection led by William J. Martin will begin with Gerald Getty representing Speck after the Peoria move following nurse killings on July 14.
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New Directors Association
William J. Martin
Cook County
Chicago
Gerald Getty
Speck
Peoria
Getty
First Fatality On Tappan Zee Bridge
In Tarrytown New York a car plunged into the Hudson River off the Tappan Zee Bridge for the first time since it opened. Police recovered the body of Wilbur King a 38 year old Brooklyn man and recovered a 1962 Cadillac after the crash.
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Tarrytown
N.Y
Hudson River
Tappen Zee
Wilbur King
Brooklyn
Hens Lay Precolored Easter Eggs In New York
NORTH TONAWANDA, N Y AP Perry Smith keeps six Ara capama chickens that lay colored eggs for Easter. The birds originated in South America and are a novelty with eggs in blue green and pinkish brown. Each hen averages five or six colored eggs a week and the interior color matches the shell. Smith notes no flavor difference and has not seen multicolored eggs.
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North Tonawanda
N.Y
Perry Smith
Smith
Shah and family move to new Tehran palace
The Shah and Empress of Iran relocated to a larger palace with their children, abandoning their cramped former residence as aides cited space needs for the growing family.
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Tehran
UPJ
Iran
Fire destroys Knowles building and yard garage
A $100,000 fire damaged the Knowles building and the Collina Lauber Yard garage and warehouse, with all first floor car stock and offices destroyed. The cement block structure was confined the fire, which involved Knowles private and trucking offices on the second floor. Charles Collins owned the Knowles yard and building and was vacationing in Florida. Fire chiefs and police directed operations with multiple pumpers and trucks on scene.
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Collina Lauber
Knowles
Howel
Florida
Charles Collins
Chamber Yard
Edward Zapf
Russell Sheehan
Moore
Thomas Nash
Asst
Edward C. Grimmick
Howard Campbell
Joseph V. Elgeiser
Garrison and Kennedy Case Probed by Court and Media
The Kennedy slaying and Garrison’s impact are examined as the Supreme Court considers free press limits on criticizing public officials. Garrison, a controversial figure backed by McKeithen, pushes for legal changes while facing national attention and ongoing probes into Oswald’s actions. Officials offer cautious comments as investigations unfold.
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John J. McKeithen
McKeithen
Garrison
Kennedy
Stamford
Conn
John J. McCloy
Ministers Meet in Taipei Visit with Nationalist China Defense
South Korean Defense Minister Kim Sung Eun arrived in Taipei for an overnight visit with Nationalist Chinese Defense Minister Chiang Ching kuo. The meeting follows ongoing defense talks and regional security concerns.
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Taipei
UPS
Kim Sung
Eun
Chiang Ching-kuo
Plan Film Week Jakarta to host in Kuala Lumpur
Indonesia will sponsor a film week in Kuala Lumpur within two months, Antara reports. Actors who boycotted U.S. films will be barred from participation.
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Jakarta
Kuala Lumpur
Antara
U.S
Woman 65 killed after car strikes crossing pedestrian
Mrs Mary Nam an of Huntington Station Suffolk County died from injuries after being struck by a car while crossing a street intersection. Police reported the incident occurred yesterday in the community.
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Huntington Station
N.Y
Mary Naman
Suffolk County
Salem Native, RPI Grad Dies At 96
John A. McCollum a Salem native and long time Flushing resident died Saturday night after a long illness at his home. A graduate of RPI he was a retired civil engineer and summer resident of Shushan. Surviving are his wife Maude Cleveland a daughter and two grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm from Ackley Funeral Home Cambridge with Rev Oliver Warren officiating. Interment Woodlands Cemetery Salem.
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John A. McCollum
Salem
Flushing
Shushan
McCollun
RPI
William J
Margaret
Charles A. Ackley
Cambridge
Oliver J.warren
United Presbyterian Church
Woodlands Cemetery
Romney's Alaska tour mixes campaign with frontier fun
Romney spent a day in Alaska engaging in dog sled racing with Gov. Walter Hickel, riding a pony drawn parade, and attending a miners ball while using the trip to gauge support for a possible presidential bid. Hickel praised Romney but noted Nixon as current front‑runner. A plan to address the Utah Legislature followed by stops in Idaho, New Mexico, and Arizona framed his mission to persuade voters.
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Romney
Walter J. Hickel
Alaska
Hickel
Frosty
Mt. McKinley
North American
George Romney
Utah
Idaho
New Mexico
Arizona
Gov. Hickel
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Nixon
Hickell
New hair loss treatment offered by Loesch Laboratory
Hair pattern baldness has multiple causes and may be treated if caught early. Loesch Laboratory Consultants offers a 32 day program at their risk, with confidential, no obligation mail inquiries.
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Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Adv
Oppenheimer Dies at 62 Controversial Atom Scientist
The famed physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, who directed Los Alamos and faced security scrutiny in the 1950s, died at 62. He received the Enrico Fermi Award in 1954 amid debate over his future work, later resigning as director of the Institute for Advanced Study to seek deeper understanding of science’s impact. He left a widow Katherine, a son Peter, and daughter Katherine, with funeral plans private.
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Oppenheimer
AEC
Enrico Fermi
Johnson
Institute For Advanced Study
Pie
New York Mineralogical Society
Harvard
Manhattan
Ethical Culture
Cambridge University
England
Goettingen University
Germany
California Institute of Technology
International Education Board
University of Leiden
Technical High School
Zurich
University of California
Cal Tech
Fermi
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. L Eisenhower
FBI
Lewis S. Strauss
Strauss
Eisenhower
ABC
Dr. Oppenheimer
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Los Alamos, N.M
New York City
Nathan ‘Pusey
University
New York Publisher Rep to Interview Troy Writers
A representative from a well known New York publishing house will visit Troy to interview writers about manuscripts. All genres including fiction nonfiction poetry and controversial topics will be considered. Those with book length works ready or in progress may call Ivanhoe 2 3476 between 8 00 AM and 10 00 PM leave name and address for a later appointment Editorial Director P O Box 2119 GPO New York 1 W Y
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New York
Troy
Cancer Films To Be Shown At St George's Clifton Park
Women of St George's Episcopal Church in Clifton Park invite attendees to an 8 p m program in the church hall featuring three cancer education films Breast Self Examination A Tale of Two Women and Who Me courtesy of the American Cancer Society A Q A session will follow led by Dr Elizabeth Peck Clifton Park Center and Mrs Eleanor Kenyon Saratoga County ACS Refreshments will be served
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St. George’s Episcopal Church
Clifton Park
American Cancer Society
Elizabeth Peck
Clifton Park Center
Eleanor Kenyon
Saratoga County
Church Hall
Man Drowns Ice Fishing Near Katonah
A New York City man, Manfred Rhonenthal, 60, drowned at Croton Reservoir near Katonah on Saturday when the ice hole he was fishing through collapsed. A passerby spotted the hole and alerted police.
Johnson and Kennedy aides clash over postassassination plans
The account details LBJ resisting cabinet resignations and initially avoiding Kennedy’s aura, while Kennedy aides react to Johnson's decisions. LBJ chooses a Texans-only commission, rides behind the funeral procession, and ultimately walks with the mourners after Lady Bird pushes him. Kennedy family prepares farewell letters as the nation processes Oswald’s death.
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Johnson
Manchester
Kennedy
White House
Secret Service
LBJ
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Lady Bird
Schaghticoke Woman Anna Herrick Dies After Illness
Anna B. Herrick of Schaghticoke died Saturday at Melrose Nursing Home after a long illness. widow of Edward D. Herrick she was born in Rose City Michigan. She lived most of her life in Schaghticoke and belonged to the Presbyterian Church and served as a standard bearer. Funeral at Hack Funeral Home Schaghticoke with interment in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Anna B. Herrick
Schaghticoke
Melrose Nursing Home
Edward D. Herrick
Hack Funeral Home
Elmwood Cemetery
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Tappan Zee Bridge
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Albany
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Anthony Pascarella Jr
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