Commission urges public television plan for nation
A presidential commission backed by foundations urged a new nonprofit Corporation for Public Television to expand noncommercial viewing nationwide. It would seek $68 million yearly from HEW and grow to 380 stations in ten years, with $166 million annual operating costs then. The plan calls for two national production centers and local collaboration, funded by federal and private sources, free of political interference. President Johnson would appoint six of twelve directors to start.
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California Institute of Technology
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
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Carnegie Corp
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United States
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Senate
Lindsay Faces Backlash Over New Parking Policy
New York City Mayor John Lindsay drew sharp criticism from disabled advocates diplomats police and others yesterday for a no exception tow away plan aimed at illegal parking in Manhattan. About 250 cars daily would be towed to a city pound at 25 dollars per owner with a 15 dollar fine and 5 dollars per day if not retrieved the same day. The administration offered a temporary grace period for handicapped drivers and discussed police chauffeurs to aid disabled workers.
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Grave diggers end strike in New York after contract
Gravediggers and Greens Attendants' Union AFL CIO, about 1 700 members, return to work after ratifying a three year contract raising minimum pay by 18 per week and adding a 500 death benefit. Operators grant premium overtime for up to 18 hours during burial of 1800 bodies stored in vaults or tents.
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Snowmobiles Classified as Motor Vehicles in New York
Albany UPI reports dealers who sell snowmobiles or snow travelers for ice or snow travel must register as motor vehicle dealers. State Motor Vehicles Commissioner Vincent L. Tofany noted the law treats these machines as motor vehicles and requires those in the business of selling them to register with the department.
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Pleads Innocent To Fatal Stabbing In Schenectady
Miss Margaret Gibson pleaded innocent in Schenectady Police Court to a second degree murder charge in the stabbing of her roommate Ruth Johnson during a knife dispute Saturday. She is held for Grand Jury action as authorities proceed with the case.
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Italian Auto Production Rises 1966 By 10 Percent
In Turin, Italy, AP reports that 1966 Italian car output grew about 10 percent over 1965. The National Automobile Manufacturers Association notes production reached around 22,418 units, up from prior year levels.
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Italy
School Board and Teachers Agree To Mediation
WOODRIDGE New Jersey AP Representatives of the township striking teachers and the Board of Education agreed to mediation to resolve the salary dispute that has kept teachers from school for eight days. Mediator Theodore Kheel will assist after discussions showed an impasse. Joseph Cascella AF of T said direct talks are preferred but mediation is acceptable.
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Bar Association Declares Vietnam Involvement Lawful
The New York State Bar Association with 18 500 members adopted a resolution stating U S involvement in Vietnam is lawful after a legal defense by its committee on international law. The executive committee approved the measure following the defense.
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FBI recovers Bellini painting stolen from Indiana college
FBI agents recovered a $350,000 painting by Giovanni Bellini stolen in 1965 from St Joseph's College in Rensselaer Indiana. John A Riso 28 of Silver Grove NL was arrested after officers found the artwork in the trunk of his car on a northwest Chicago street.
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FBI
Giovanni Bellini
St.” Joseph's College
Rensselaer
Ind
John A.riso
Silver’ Grove
Appointment of St Lawrence County District Attorney
Albany AP reports William I Power Jr of Massena was appointed district attorney for St Lawrence County. He will fill the vacancy created when former DA J George Follett resigned to become a Family Court judge. Power will serve through December 30, 1967.
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Puerto Rican students clash over statehood rally
In San Juan rival student groups backed by Stokely Carmichael clashed near the University of Puerto Rico as debates over the July plebiscite on statehood independence or the commonwealth intensified. About 200 followers marched toward Ft Brooke while 60 pro statehood students threw stones and fought. police separated the groups. Carmichael, not directly involved, urged supporters to volunteer for Vietnam service.
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Old San Juan
Vietnam
First GI In Europe Returns Home as a Hero
Belfast welcomed Milbuen Henke believed to be the first American veteran to set foot on European soil in World War II after arriving from Hutchinson Minnesota. The 48 year old was escorted ashore by the U S 34th Division and paraded by grateful stevedores who cheered, carried him on shoulders, and toasted at Dineen's Saloon. Henke said he did not fully grasp the moment 25 years ago.
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Powell to Hold News Conference in Bahamas
Washington reports Adam Clayton Powell plans a Saturday news conference on Bimini Bahamas. A Powell aide hinted a 'fantastic' announcement may address his $164,000 libel judgment and the status of his House seat amid a fitness investigation.
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Record Award Returned In Boating Suit
A Clinton County jury awarded Frederick Cody of Plattsburgh more than a quarter million dollars in a boating accident case from September 7 1985. Cody received 118600 for himself and 130500 for the death of his wife Myrtle. The couple were fishing on Lake Champlain off Cumberland Head when struck by a speedboat driven by Dr William LaDue of Plattsburgh returning to his camp with his family.
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Mother Charged In Daughter's Death in Kings Park Motel
Patchogue New York police arrested Irene Ersck a 20 year old unemployed mother yesterday on a charge of manslaughter after checking into a Kings Park motel room with her 13 day old daughter and calling the desk clerk to say the baby wasn’t breathing a doctor was summoned and pronounced the child dead
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Church Unit Plans For Event Feb 10 In Troy
A prayer retreat is planned for February 10 at the First Baptist Church Troy Area. Women United led by Mrs Hsu emphasize the missionary task of the church as a shared responsibility. Mrs Carlos Seibel and organizers assist with devotional and preparations for the World
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Women GOP Meet Mrs Bowman and Mr Welks Dinner Talk
A Saratoga County Republican Women group hosted a dinner meeting at the Tain O Shanter in Ballston Spa starting at 6 30 p m. Mrs Bowman presented two special appeals and Mrs Nelson Schmidy and Mrs Richmay spoke on the hostess program and a guest exchange with families from other countries discussing wartime impressions.
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Tornado Reverses Car on Missouri Highway
Stanley Blass of Overland Park Kansas says a tornado forced his car to reverse direction on a Missouri highway Tuesday night. Blass reported slowing to five miles per hour due to wind and hail when the wind suddenly turned him around, but his vehicle sustained no damage.
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Local awards list notes for sustained performance and service
A historical clipping records multiple unsigned awards totaling small sums for sustained superior performance and accuracy in various roles. Names and addresses appear, with recipients including Hoffay Poestenkill secretary duties and others in Waterford and nearby towns. The document lists award amounts such as 180, 100, and 19 dollars, reflecting a community recognition event.
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Fiat
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Poestenkill
Williamstown Theater Foundation announces unprecedented term
Rudnick, chairman of the Williamstown Theater Foundation, reveals a three year term. The season will run from early July to late August with dates and show titles to be announced soon.
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Rudnick
Williamstown Theater: Foundation
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Auckland police use dogs to disperse crowd in tense crisis
A chaotic scene in Auckland involved heavy police presence and dogs used to break up a large crowd before officials left. Ky, questioned by reporters, pledged strong action against corruption and cabinet changes amid Saigon lights and shifting reforms.
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UPI
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