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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1965

Page

6

Tragic shoplift spree ends in family tragedy

A Nassau County man confronts police after a spree ending with his death and his daughter, Carol Ann, wounded by gunfire in a home where authorities say she used her father’s revolver. Carol Ann remains in a children’s shelter awaiting proceedings as Mrs DalConte is released on a petit larceny charge.

Nassau County Police DarCante EL Algmentedo DarCrate DarCote Carol Ann Caro Ann Conte Martin DalConte

Light Plane Crash Kills Five In Tenn

Five people died in a wreck on Pull Tight Mountain southeast of Pelican Tennessee. The missing plane from Georgia to Kentucky was seen in fog near dark Wednesday. authorities identified victims as Dr Wayne Harrell and his wife Bertha of Rome Georgia and their two children, plus a Calvert City Kentucky teen aboard as a student pilot.

Pelican, Tenn Tennessee Georgia Kentucky Chuck Reeves Coffee County Pull Tight Mountain Here Br. K. Oliver Tennessee Highway Patrol Wayne Harrell Rome Calvert City Harrell Bertha Ann Lois Billy Riley

Johnson Polishes Messages for 1966 State of the Union

President Johnson refined his 1966 State of the Union address at his Texas ranch as he signs executive papers and finalizes budget details. He and Mrs. Johnson planned annual New Year events in Austin while a Turkish parliamentary mission led by Zehni Dekkit prepares to tour Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean.

Johnson City Tex CUPI Johnson Congress Nation Austin LBJ Congo Washington George FE. Reedy Ced Mexico City APJ Zehni Dekkit Ankara Mexico Central America Caribbean

Father Kills Little Girl After Crash

In San Jose California AP report says 34 year old Helmut Joorde killed his daughter Yvonne by throwing her into traffic and beating her head on the pavement after an auto crash. Witnesses restrained him until police arrived. Joorde faces murder charges and is held for examination.

San Jose Calif Yvonne Doorde Veonne Helmut Joorde Joorde Leo Warrison William Davis Yvonne Santa Clara County Hospital

Noted War Hero Dies In London

Noted war hero Sir Wilfrid Allen Wilson dies in London after a storied career in the British Army. He led forces in the Mediterranean, commanded campaigns in Palestine and Syria, and held high posts including aide-de-camp general to the King and Baron Wilson of Libya. He married Hester Wykeham in 1914 and leaves issue Patrick Maitland Wilson.

Palestine Syria Eisenhower England Europe Wil Mediterranean Italy Harold Alexander John Dill Washington Wilson United States Truman Baron Wilson Libya Stewiangtoft Suffolk Old Tower of London Hester Wykeham Thel Hom Patrick Maitland Wilson

Gulf Coast Dock Strike Threat Escalates in AP Report

Talks broke off as potential strike loomed along Atlantic and Gulf channels by January 11. Negotiations focus on West Gulf from Lake Charles to Brownsville amid shipper claims of worker shortages and union demands for an 18-man minimum gang, with New Orleans precedent cited.

Galveston Tex Atlantic Gulf of Mexico Washington International New York West Gulf Lake Charles Brownsville Texas Maine James Reynolds Houston International Longshoremen Thomas W. Gleason Gleason New Orleans

Five Children to Father in custody ruling at Harvard

Massachusetts Supreme Court upheld a Worcester Probate Court decree placing five children from the St. Benedict's Center in Harvard with their father Robert H. Colapy, a Boston College law student. The center run by Father Leonard Feeney separated couples and raised children with other guardians. The court found good cause to remove the children from the religious colony and authorized their move to Akron, Ohio, with a paternal guardian.

Boston UPI Massachusetts Supreme Court Harvard Mass Worcester County Carl E. Wahlstrom Robert H. Colapy Boston College Colopy St. Benedict's Center Leonard Feeney Akron Ohio

Zambian Prisons End A La Carte Meals

Lisaka reports the government will end individualized prison meals by decree. Minister Mainza Chona says the shift from racial taste menus to a common diet aims to reduce discrimination in Zambia, though porridge made from mealie meal remains the standard exception.

Lisaka Zambia Wome Mainza Chona Northern Rhodesia

East and West Greet 1965 with Hope

A world wide New Year report notes Rio de Janeiro’s 400th anniversary celebration beginning and expected tourist impact for 1964 while Viet Nam reports a curfew lift for one night of revelry amid feared Viet Cong attacks. Formosa and Japan mark rituals and joy as Berlin opens to West Germans and Gomulka features in Polish New Year scenes. In London and Warsaw crowds enjoy extended hours and vodka queues contrast with campaigns against drunk driving. In the U.S. many toll-road drivers find free coffee as 71 percent of adults reportedly drink alcohol per a Mulford/NORC study.

Rio de Janeiro Viet Nam Saigon Republic of China Formosa Japan Seoul Korea Nolice Berlin West Berlin Wall Wladyslaw Gomulka Warsaw United States Harold A. Mulford University of Iowa National Opinion +Research Center New Brunswick N. J

Massacres Reported Near Congolese Front Lines

Missionary site Ruungu north of Paulis. bodies of five Europeans found at Kandai near Nganda border. Congolese army with white mercenaries rescues about 300 whites in Wamba and Mungbere over two days. A Greek refugee cites 8 year old participants and brutal tortures. Colonel Pierre Olembe named as the worst Isimbas rebel killer.

Ruungu Paulis Kandai Nganda Wamba Mungbere iSimbas Pierre Olembe

No Fire Found at Three-Story Brick Building

An alarm from Box 137 at 9 32 p m sent firemen to 243 Second St. a three story brick building after an odor of smoke was reported. The firemen found no fire.

Second St

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