Governor Outlines Anti Crime Goals For Watervliet Parley
Governor Rockefeller urges regional crime agencies and stronger action to curb crime at a Watervliet bar association meeting. He says state helps the effort and calls for faster strides. Attending are Mayor Hugh Donnelly and state and local officials, with police honors and acknowledgments.
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Watervliet Parley
Bar Association
Desmond
Rockefeller
Mr. Sgaglione
Hugh F. Donnelly
Watervliet
Six Indicted For Shipping Horse Meat
Six men including a suspended federal meat inspector were indicted on transporting large shipments of uninspected horse meat across Wisconsin Massachusetts New York and New Jersey. Named defendants include Robert Dvorin Thomas Barr Charles Anselmo Orland Lea Robert P Wilson and Ralph Gasparello. Anselmo Lea Wilson and Gasparello faced superseding indictments. Dvorin and Barr were newly charged.
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New York
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Robert Dvorin
Elizabeth
N. J
Eastern Packing Co
Linden
Thomas C. Barr
Cameron
Wis
Tom Barr
Charles Anselmo
Dobbs Ferry
Orland Buster
Robert P. Wilson
Uniondale
Ralph Gasparello
Hingham
Mass
New England Packing Co
Boston
Anselmo
Lea
Wilson
Gasparello
Dvorin
Barr
Conservative Hits Labor Viet Stand
In Hull North England a Conservative leader ridiculed the Labor governments Viet Nam policy as crucial electioneering. Sir Alex Douglas-Home accused Prime Minister Harold Wilson of weakness on the Common Market Rhodesia and Viet Nam. Bookies priced Labor favorite to win, shaping a tight Commons majority scenario.
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Hull
England
Viet Nam
House of Commons
Alex Douglas Home
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Rhodesia
Labor
Alex
Harold Davies
Hanoi
Davies
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
Hull North
Winter Storm Backs Up Midwest Roads and Schools
Snow snarled traffic along Great Lakes shores and across the Midwest shutting many schools from Arkansas to Oklahoma. Up to four inches fell along Lake Michigan. Chicago area accidents tied up commutes. power outages affected about 150 in Wilmot, Arkansas as the storm moved east.
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Great Lakes
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Dixie
Plains
Appalachians
Gulf Coast
Upper
Midwest
U.S. Weather Bureau
Georgia
Kentucky
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Okla
Little Rock
Ark
Wilmot
Italian driver rammed car up St Peter's steps in Vatican City
A 37 year old Italian motorist Giovanni Pomponi drove a sedan up the 13 steps of St Peter's Basilica in Rome causing oil and debris to trail behind. He was pulled from the wreck by Vatican police and sent to a Rome hospital for treatment and mental examination. An American soldier nearby described narrowly avoiding the vehicle. No motive was disclosed as authorities investigated.
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Vatican City
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican
Giovanni Pomponi
Rome
St. Peter's
New York
West Germany
Richard Nygaard
Nygaard
Pomponi
New Haven Rail Service Described as Vital to City
Witnesses including Mayor John V. Lindsay and Senator Jacob K. Javits warned at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing that suspending New Haven Railroad passenger service would cause severe economic and traffic disruption. Lindsay said over 30,000 commuters travel to New York daily, and car travel could paralyze the city if trains stop this March 1.
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NEW York
John V. Lindsay
Jacob K. Javits
New Haven
Lindsay
Interstate Commerce Commission
President Fulbright Feud Diminishes With Reconciliation Moves
President Johnson and Senator J W Fulbright moved closer to each other after months of silence. White House aide Moyers said no personal disenchantment exists and Fulbright praised the President. Johnson sent George Ball to brief Fulbright on foreign policy as Fulbright had urged restraint on Vietnam and the Dominican turmoil.
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Washington
Johnson
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Bill D. Moyers
Arkansas
State Department
Foreign Relations Committee
George Ball
Puerto Rico
Senate
Dominican Republic
North
Viet Nam
New U S Peace Bid Denied Continues Diplomatic Exchanges
U A R authorities reportedly approached North Viet Nam again on behalf of U S war captives after Cairo sources said Hanoi rejected the earlier overture. El Zayyat relayed word to Xuan as diplomats in Cairo push to present themselves as Viet Nam mediators amid Egypt's government press framing of the conflict as America’s aggression.
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Dean Rusk
U.A.R
North Viet Nam
U.S
el Zayyat
Xuan
Cairo
Hanoi
United States
Viet Nam
Gamal Abdel Nasser
America
Space Harpist Walter Schirra Receives Gold Harmonica
Italian musicians award astronaut Walter M. Schirra Jr with a tiny gold harmonica for being the first mouth organist in outer space. Italians note he played the harmonica during the Gemini 6 and 7 rendezvous.
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Rome
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Italian National Union of Mouth Organists and Harmonica Musicians
Outer Space
Nun Wins Car In Soup Ad Contest
Exeter England AP report says Sister Mary St Aphie superior of the Convent of the Presentation of Mary won a $6,552 motor car in a nationwide soup advertising competition. She plans to sell the car to raise funds for the convent and its school.
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Exeter
England
Mary St. Aphie
Cohoes Postmaster Warns Aliens To Register Soon
William J. Trombley announces this is the last full week for alien registration. About 800 forms were distributed and roughly 700 returned. Aliens must file by the end of January or report to the Immigration Bureau in Albany. Fines imprisonment and deportation may follow noncompliance.
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William J. Trombley
Cohoes
Trombley
Immigration Bureau
Albany
Cohoes Cubs Display On Transportation Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 83 of Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church held a meeting last night showcasing transportation progress through displays and a skit led by John Salecker and David Leckmann. Donald Ellett was welcomed as the new cubmaster with flag ceremony overseen by William Ford, Stuart Ford, George Ellett, and Robert Boyd.
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Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church
John Salecker
David Leckmann
Donald Ellett
William Ford
Stuart Ford
George Ellett
Robert Boyd
Skater Treated After Lip Laceration at Park Fall
Debra Mace, 11, of 1893 Highland Ave, sustained a lip cut from a fall while skating at Prospect Park. She was treated yesterday at Samaritan Hospital and released. Patrolman Michael Pastore conducted the investigation.
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Debra Mace
Highland Ave
Samaritan Hospital
Prospect Park
Michael Pastore
Parked Car On 2nd Street Hit In Collision
A two car accident on Second Street in front of 242 Second St last night caused one vehicle to be towed. No injuries were reported. Ornello Rinaldi of 242 Second St owned a 1966 sedan hit in the rear and left by a 1958 sedan driven by 18 year old Robert J. DeMayo of 1023 Fifth Ave. DeMayo’s car traveling north was towed from the scene.
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Second St
Salvatore Mauriello
Charles E. Radff
Radio Patrol
Ornello Rinaldi
Robert J. DeMayo
Fifth Ave
DeMayo
Second Street
Russian defector questions Mott death by own action
A Soviet defector disputes the Soviet account that American tourist Newcomb Mott committed suicide on a prison train. He notes guards accompany prisoners even on toilet trips and doubts Mott could have cut his own throat, as claimed in Moscow. The embassy seeks Mott's body for burial as Soviet autopsy raises questions.
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Vienna
Austria
Newcomb Mott
Mott
Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Siberia
Lindsay Seeks End to Income Limits in Low Income Housing
Mayor John V. Lindsay will urge the Legislature to remove income limits on families in New York City low income housing. The statewide bill would abolish a 1939 formula cited by the City Housing Authority to keep families out when income rises above six times rent.
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Albany
John V. Lindsay
New York City
City Housing Authority
Richard Rosen
Lindsay
Whitney North Seymour Jr
Manhattan
Jerome Kretchmer
Rosen
Rare books returned after Ri p on theft
Two rare books valued at over 28 000 dollars each were stolen from Ri pon Cathedral library and later recovered undamaged. They were delivered in a brown paper parcel post marked in Ireland.
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Ripon
England
Ripon Cathedral
Ireland
101 Never Too Late in SHREWSBURY England
Hannah Grafton received a pamphlet on maternity care from the Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance. She will be 101 in March.
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Shrewsbury
Englan
Hannah Grafton
Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance
Monoxide Gas Grips Children at Suburban Church Mass
Carbon monoxide filled Madonna of Jerusalem Church in Sharpsburg during an 8:15 a.m. Children's Mass. Thirty nine children and three nuns were struck, one child and one nun hospitalized but not in danger. others treated and released. A clogged chimney and snowed rooftops caused the fumes as about 250 parishioners attended the service.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Madonna of Jerusalem
Sharpsburg
Gales Delay Air Crash Recovery On Mont Blanc
Officials postponed recovering victims of the Air India crash until spring as 117 perished in the Mont Blanc disaster. Thick clouds and 90 mph gales hindered helicopters and searches, with wreckage scattered and no explosion suspected by Dr. Pierre Dartigue of the Mountain Rescue Service.
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Chamonix
France
Air India
Mont Blanc
Europe
Pierre Dartigue
Rockefeller Aide McManus to Take New Post
Gov Rockefeller will shift press secretary Robert L McManus to a new post and name Leslie C Slate a temporary acting secretary Slate previously served as press secretary for former New York Mayor Robert Wagner The move carries a $27000 annual salary and a formal announcement is expected within days
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
Robert L. McManus
Robert F. Wagner
Leslie C. Slate
Wagner
New York
New York City
McManus
Humphrey defends Viet Nam peace offensive in New York
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told reporters the Communists failed to undermine the U.S. peace push in Viet Nam. He said their refusal to conference exposed aggressive aims and cautioned that optimism about peace is limited while he spoke in New York at a President's Club address and a reception for the American Jewish Committee.
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New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Viet Nam
Humphrey
President's Club of
American Jewish Committee
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Frank Cox
Clark Wemple
Lomenzo
Joseph Dominelli
Rotterdam
Charles E. McAndrews
William J. Courlis
Duanesburg
Carmine Pierre
Hudson
Theodore Gerardi
Schenectady
John Hudson
Saratoga Springs
James T. Hynes
Troy
William Spanburgh
McAndrew
Maj. Galvin
Maj
Edward Galvin
New York State Police
Charles A. Herrick
Trinity Episcopal Church of
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Mad Driver
St. Peter’s
Fulbright Base
Moyers
Nun
2Nd Street
FORD
Mercedes
Mustang
Falcon
Cartwright Sales & Service, Inc
Jack Bryne Ford
Mercury
N. Main St
Mechenicville, N. Y
Latham Motors, Inc
U.S. Route
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Haynes Brothers
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