Johnson weighs renewal of bombing in Viet Nam
AP reports President Johnson faces a choice to resume air strikes in North Viet Nam with signs pointing to an early escalation. He seeks firmness without excessive sacrifices and keeps diplomatic channels open while peace talks stall.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Congress
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S
James Gavin
Peking
105 Cong Killed In Fighting
The allied post truce offensive reported 105 Viet Cong killed 123 captured and 195 suspects rounded up in dispersed engagements. U.S. Air Force hit a Viet Cong center and a primitive arms factory was found north of Saigon. A social science survey notes Viet Cong reliance on conscription. In Da Nang area 14 Viet Cong killed. two Marines killed near Chu Lai. A double shooting at Gansevoort Road left a Saratoga County girl dead and her mother critically wounded.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
U.S
da Nang
Chu Lai
Saratoga County
Gansevoort Road
South Glens Falls
Cynthia Jackson
Albany Medical Center
T. J. Armao Dies of Heart Attack in Troy
Thomas J. Armao 47 of 394 10th St. died after a heart attack at Samaritan Hospital following illness at home. A Republican supervisor from the 10th Ward and longtime county official, he served in World War II and held civic roles with the March of Dimes and Heart Fund Drive. Survivors include his wife Marion and six sons plus siblings and in laws.
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Thomas J. Armao
10Th St
Samaritan Hospital
Armao
Edward D. Hanley
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Francis 4. Kelley
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Noble Callahan
American Legion
March of Dimes
Heart Fund
School 2 Pta
Cub Pack No. 23
Marion D. Grand
Thomas J. Jr
Navy
Pittsburgh
James R
Key West
Fla
Robert E. Armao
Germany
John J
Ronald D
Douglas P. Armao
Troy
Joseph Sestito
Joseph J
Samuel J. and
Anthony J. Armao
Guy J. Armao
Albany
Johnson Proposes Broad Nuclear Disarmament Plan
Geneva opening of the 17 nation disarmament conference featured President Johnson proposing a seven point framework to reduce and end modern nuclear arms while urging all nations to divest from costly weapons. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin called for excluding West Germany from atom sharing and warned talks hinge on that demand. Pope Paul VI urged concrete results and a general arms reduction. Session next Tuesday.
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Geneva
Johnson
Soviet Union
West Germany
Palace of Nations
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
United States
Tsarapkin
America
Southeast Asia
Paul VI
U.S
William C. Foster
Viet Nam
Foster
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Macy’s Colonie store to open mid March
Macy’s of New York predicts a mid March opening for its Colonie department store. President David L. Yunich notes over 1,000 local hires and cites a cornerstone ceremony as a symbol of Macy’s community commitment. Charles Farley and Colonie Supervisor Sanford attended.
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Macy’s
Macy’s Department
Colonie
David L. Yunich
Macy’s of
New York
Yunich
Macy
Charles M. Farley
Macy's
William K. Sanford
Sears
Shoveling Victim Howard Fulton Dies in Falls
Howard B. Fulton aged 68 of Niagara Falls died yesterday of a heart attack while shoveling snow in his driveway at his home on 2423 South Avenue. Local authorities haven't listed contributing factors.
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Niagara Falls
Howard B. Fulton
South Ave
Youth 20 Arrested During Investigation in Jackson Case
State Police at South Glens Falls report arrest of Ed ward Heavel, 20, of 201 Fuller Rd South Glens Falls on a misdemeanor rape charge tied to the Jackson family investigation. Heavel is held in Saratoga County Jail pending Moreau court proceedings.
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South Glens Falls
Edward Heavel
Fuller Rd
Jackson
Saratoga County
Ballston Spa
Moreau
Heavel
Cynthia Jackson
Glens Falls
Albany
Uniformed State Police
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Arthur E. Wright
S. A. Chicco
BCI
Albany Medical Center
Albany County
de Forest Deitz Jr
Berne
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Fire Department
Glens Falls Hospital
President Sees Stability in Prosperity Rise for 1966
President Johnson announced Americans will enjoy about 40 billion dollars more disposable income this year while stressing price stability amid inflation risk. He urged labor and industry to restrain wage and price increases and predicted continued growth across employment wages and production, with defense spending fueling gains.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
America
Record Spotlights Area Year Of Action
The Greater Troy Area launches into 1966 with business, industrial and educational leaders promoting Positive Promise Economic Vitality and Continued Growth. The Record Newspapers presents a 32 page supplement outlining plans for the year ahead Forecast ’66.
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Troy
Record
AFL-CIO Rejects 3.2% Wage Guideposts
Washington UPI report states AFL-CIO leaders George Meany and Paul Jennings denounce the Johnson Administration wage guideposts as one sided and based on shifting rules. Meany calls for broader cost and price restraints and questions credibility while urging equal sacrifice.
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UPI
Afl-Cio
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
George Meany
Labor Federation
Meany
Paul Jennings
International Union of Electrical Workers
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