Yanks Set To Close Cong Trap
Reported released February seventh two U S soldiers were in fair condition after Viet Cong announced their release. A Washington post near Sui go p said both were taken to a medical facility. U S headquarters logged a single day record of 575 sorties by American tactical aircraft over South Vietnam. Pilots claimed destruction of storage buildings and fires at the Vinh Yeu ammunition depot eighty miles east of Hanoi.
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Six Killed As Storms Hit Germany
ANBURG Germany reports violent storms across northern regions and the North Sea coast killing at least six people and injuring scores. Hamburg and Schleswig Holstein faced major damage as gusts reached 75 mph and tides surged up to 12 feet. authorities urged caution and mobilized police and volunteers amid memories of the 1962 floods.
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Schleswig-Holstein
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Rockefeller Campaign Financing Probe Opens
Manhattan District Attorney Frank Hogan probes Nelson Rockefeller's 1960s campaign spending amid accusations of election law violations. Ohrenstein and Bronstow claim loans totaling 2.5 million were not properly reported, while Rockefeller aides insist Friends of Rockefeller handled financing. The inquiry seeks facts to determine any grand jury basis.
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Tom Poster
NEW York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Manhattan Dist
Atty
Frank $. Hogan
Manfred Ohrenstein
Manhattan
Ohrenstein
Rockefeller
Friends of Rockefeller Committee
Hogan
Democratic Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Wouldereate
New York Publisher’s Executive to Interview Troy Writers
A representative from a renowned New York publishing house will visit Troy to interview writers about manuscripts for publication. All genres including fiction non fiction poetry and controversial works will be considered. Call Wanhoe 2-3476 8 to 10 PM or write Editorial Director P O Box 2119 G P O New York 3 NY for an appointment.
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New York
Troy
Wanhoe 2
China faces chaotic harvest drive as troops clash in Sinkiang
Dispatches report widespread upheaval across northern China with pro Maoist forces battling troops in Sinkiang and Urumchi after the January seizure of the capital. Tanks and thousands of ex-soldiers aid fighting while farm work collapses amid food distribution chaos. More than 500 killed and 407 wounded in Honan as central authorities clash with Maoist forces.
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Tanjug News
Sinkiang
Aha
Urumchi
Tanjung
Peking
Usumehi
Wang En-mao
Sinkigng
Honan
Mao
China
Central
Lee Ming
Retired Vermont Bank President Found Dead in Snowbank
Roland T. Sandberg 65, former president of Vermont Bank and Trust Co. of Bennington, was found in his car in a Bennington snowbank after noon yesterday. Dr. Donald F. Shea indicated a heart attack caused the death around 1 30 pm. Sandberg attended a Polygraphic Company of America meeting in North Bennington before en route to lunch when struck. He had led the bank since 1955 after a merger creating the second largest in the state. State police recovered the body. autopsy planned in Burlington and Brattleboro before burial arrangements.
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Roland T. Sandberg
Brattleford
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Bennington
Donald F. Shea
Sandberg
Shear
Vermont
John A. Poljacik
Glenn E. Hail
John A. Carmody Jr
Hanson-Walbridge
Burlington
Brattleboro
Kerr Funeral Home
Polygraphic Company of America
North Bennington
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First National Bank of Benning
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Brattleboro Trust, Co
Favreau Joins Cohoes Center Board and PR Post
Lawrence R. Favreau was elected to the Cohoes Community Center board and named its public relations man. He was cochair of the fund drive campaign and joins a new program committee with Rev. Gregory S. Weider, Mrs. Virginia B. McDonald, and Dr. Joseph E. Perrotta Jr. The group aims to align building plans with survey results and the architect Hartheimer Associates is refining a formal plan.
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Lawrence R. Favreau
Cohoes Community Center, Inc
Sidney J. Stein Jr
Stein
Favreau
Cochairman
Ruth Timpane
Gregory S. Weider
St. Agnes’ Parish
Virginia B. McDonald
Joseph E. Perrotta Jr
Cohes
Roup
Cohoes
Hartheimer Assozviates of
Albany
Snowstorms Sweep East and Midwest as Schools Close
A powerful late winter storm blankets the East and Midwest forcing school closures and travel delays. Gusty winds, heavy snow, and icing affect Maine to New York, with flights delayed at LaGuardia and JFK. Snow totals include eight inches in Rye Lake, seven in White Plains, and six in Bennington, as the storm exits seaward.
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Bermuda considers decimal currency switch
Hamilton Bermuda AP reports Bermuda may replace its currency with a decimal system when Britain adopts the change but no concrete steps have been taken. The treasury notes no expected difficulties as the pound at $2.80 divides into 20 shillings and 12 pence per shilling.
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Hamilton, Bermuda
Bermuda
Britain
Soviets Rally Against Mao Opponents in China
In Moscow the Soviet Communist Party urges opposition to Mao Tse-tung and warns a Maoist win would create a terrorist military dictatorship in China. Tass released advance excerpts from Kommunist, signaling the Kremlin’s view that the CPC will eventually overturn the current political course.
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Tass
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Maoists in western Szechwan and Chinese unrest abroad
Intelligence reports cite heavy Maoist activity in western Szechwan and clashes in Horan and Inner Mongolia. Unrest spreads to Kansu Shensi Tsinghai with troops once led by purged Gen Ho Lung. Tibetan fighting standoff reported as Red Guard posters claim forces held by soldiers under Gen Chang Kui-kua. Premier Chou En-lai allegedly ordered restraint and army detentions of Tu Hsiang-kuang over France Department control issues.
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North China
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Shensi
Tsinghai
Ho Lung
Tibet
Peking
Red Guard
Chang Kui- Kua
Chang
Lhasa
Chou En-lai
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Tu Hsiangkuang
France
Long Island Railroad to Run 100 MPH Cars by 18 Months
New York Governor Rockefeller hailed a bright day for 90000 daily LIRR commuters at Penn Station as a model for sleek 100 mile per hour passenger cars was unveiled. An order for 200 of the proposed 500 cars is expected to be placed in June, said William J. Rowan of the Metropolitan Computer Transportation Authority.
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Metropolitan Computer Transportation Authority
Congress Conferees Agree On Debt Limit
Washington AP report says Senate and House conferees agreed on a bill to raise the temporary national debt limit to 336 billion dollars through June 30. The Senate favored making 336 billion permanent, while the House preferred a temporary raise, keeping the long-outdated permanent limit at 285 billion. The temporary limit was raised to 840 billion next year.
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Boy hides in archobey during four day hunger strike
Liege Belgium police searched four days for 12 year old Flo rent Van Wanghe who hid in an archobey at home to avoid school. His mother found him, he said he stayed hidden except for meals when his parents were away. Punishment not specified.
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Florent van Wanghe
Aarchobey
Nothing Will Stop Their Wedding
Liberty (UPI) Ralph Duter and Shirley Bancroft, both quadriplegics, vow to marry regardless of blizzards or travel hurdles. They have lived at Liberty Loomis Hospital and plan to wed by proxy or phone if needed, proving their aim to share life fully despite polio and disabilities.
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Ralph Duter
Shirley Bancroft
Oday
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Huter
Morrissey Renominated In Bennington
Johnny Morrissey won renomination for village attorney of Bennington Vermont at a Citizens Party meeting last night defeating Milton Pinsker 22 to 2. A second meeting on March 21 will vote on village officers and consider new nominations for trustees water commissioners tax collector and associated posts in a crowded slate.
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Bennington
Clileons
Milton Pinsker
Jopseh Carroll
Oral Pierce
Fred ‘Tet
Alfred Emett
Arthur Rickert
John Malone
A. Sidney Edson
Ausistor
John J. Devile
Glen Rebnington
Woodbridge Officials Indicted Over Oil Payoffs
Newark AP report says Woodbridge Township Mayor Walter Zirpolo and Council President Robert Jacks, charged by a federal grand jury, conspired with Colonial contractors for payoffs totaling about 110000 to secure pipeline construction and permits in 1964. Also cited is a separate 50000 payoff tied to petroleum tank clearances in the Roading segment.
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Woodbridge Township
Woodbridge
Walter Zirpolo
Council
Robert Jacks
Colonial
Colonie OKs 870 To Aid County Unit
The Colonie Town Board with four members present approved 870 to assist Albany County Opportunity Inc the new anti poverty group. A petition with 31 signatures urged leaving the triangle area around Three roads in the commercial district under consideration. The board also heard protests about a Miracle Lane Extension sewer project and approved a 140000 cost after a public hearing. Local Law No 5 of 1966 reclassified certain rein areas from business to industrial near New Karner Road as the NY Central Railroad plans a new facility.
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Russell Road
Triangle
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Schen‘ Ly Road
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Karner’ Road
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