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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1967

Page

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Sniping Continues In Riot Torn Newark

Governor Hughes and Newark Mayor Addonizio urged order as rioting persisted in Newark. Police arrested over 1,600, with many juveniles in custody for bonds from 500 to 10,000. Churches preached law, food shortages eased by supermarket openings, Red Cross and YMCA aid, while snipers and outsiders were suspected.

B. Collidge Burton Israel Memorial Ame Springfield Avenue Red Cross YMCA Orange Hughes Addonizio Newark

Marines End Sweep Near DMZ

Marines close to Gio Linh near the DMZ report heavy fighting with Communist troops four miles east-southeast of the northern U S artillery outpost at Gio Linh. One Marine killed and 20 wounded as jets and artillery pounded positions. 25 Communists killed and 12 weapons captured.

U.S Gio Linh Con Thien

California Man Discovers Way to Hold False Teeth

Bakersfield reporters announce a new discovery named Acryline. The method uses a start ling vacuum principle to fit denture plates with an airtight seal. Users report a natural feel lasting about six months before reapplication, with Acryline sold at drug counters.

California Bakersfield Calif

Drowns In Pond Near Pine Bush

UPI reports Charles Edwards a 36 year old resident of New York City drowned in a private pond near Pine Bush Orange County late Saturday state police said.

Charles Edwards New York City Orange County

Troy Woman Killed In 3 Car Crash

A fatal 3 car crash in Troy left Peggy A. Blais 21 of Fulton dead and James T. Davey 44 of Fifth Ave. Troy injured. Blais driven east on 111th Street collided with Davey’s southbound car near Rynecky, sending both cars into a field. Police and state police investigated. victims were treated at Leonard Hospital and Ellis Hospital respectively.

James T. Davey Fifth Ave Mary Davey Fifth Avenue 111Th Street Troy Davey Leonard Hospital Peggy A. Blais First St Fulton Miss Blais Ellis Davey,Hospital Rynecky Auto W. A. Tindale Blais Malta

Congress Promises Action Amid Nationwide Rail Strike

The walkout disrupts lines from Atlanta to New York as crews refuse to pass picket lines. The Pennsylvania Railroad halted long distance trains and warned all routes must reach destinations by midnight, while New Haven warns of financial strain and possible service cuts.

Louisville and Nashville Railroad Atlanta New England New Haven Railroad Santa Fe Kansas New York Pennsylvania Railroad New York Central Pennsylvania Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia

Air Force searches for 6000 mine disks lost off Florida coast

In Fort Walton Beach Florida Air Force teams and Navy divers scoured Choctawhatchee Bay after a cannister loaded with 6000 brown disks reportedly dropped into the bay during testing for a Viet Nam warning device. A bystander, Donald Spinelli, was treated for hand and eye injuries after attempting to pry one apart.

Air Force Choctawhatchee Bay Florida Panhandle Navy Donald Spinelli Fort Walton Beach Air Proving Ground Eglin Air Force Base Here

Electric Auto Push Loses Some Spark

Washington AP reports that confidence remains in better gas engines to curb smog and that electric cars may be limited to short trips when they arrive. U.S. News & World Report notes the electric car push has dimmed but could still fit in as a niche option within about ten years.

Washington U.S. News & World Report

Record heat drives crowds to beaches as drownings rise

TOKYO rp reports record heat with millions visiting beaches. Police record 62 swimmers drowned and 15 missing. In Tokyo the Mercury reached 93 degrees, the highest this year.

Tokyo

Strike Halts The D and H Laurentian

The Delaware and Hudson Railroad said it will halt service on the Laur montial Laurentian from Montreal to New York City effective at 3 30 am today due to a rail strike. Freight service along the line was not expected to end, and the Laurentian’s Montreal to Albany run will terminate at Albany this morning.

Albany N. Y Delaware & Hudson Railroad

Veterans Elect Albany Man as NY WWI Veterans Commander

Raymond C. Miller of Albany, a retired railroad engineer, was elected commander of the New York State Veterans of World War I at the closing session of the 15th annual convention. He succeeds Clarence L. Turner of Buffalo. About 600 delegates attended the three day program. Percy E. Patrick of Falton was elected senior vice commander and George W. Graven of Scotia junior vice commander.

Utica N.Y Raymond C. Miller Albany New York

Cohoes Resident Dies Veterans Hospital World War Veteran

Theodore J. Korzenowski of 2 Cherry St. Cohoes died Friday at Albany Veterans Hospital after a brief illness. A World War I Army veteran and former Model Shirt Co. shipper in Troy he is survived by his wife Helen Mozak, son Richard, his mother, two sisters, and several nieces and nephews, all of Cohoes. Funeral from Gorski Funeral Home will be at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow and 9 a.m. Mass at St. Michael's with burial in St. Michael's Cemetery Waterford.

Salvatore Guiliano William Connors Troy Mahoney Green Island Thomas ‘I. Mahoney Oviatt Plumbing and Heating Co Nicholas Martha Washburn Diminick St. Augustine’s Church Louis Bechard Chester Rynecky William Diminick Oneonta McNulty Hudson Ave Donald Powers Rd1 Saratoga Saratoga Hospital Watervliet Theodore J. Korzenowski Cherry St. Dieg Veterans Hospital Albany Cohoes Korzenowski Model Shirt Co Helen Mozak Richard Nellie Wigza Korzenowski William Hennessey John Kwiatkowski Ignatius Korzenowski Gorski Ontario St St. Michael's Church St. Michael's Cemetery Waterford

Chichester Buddy Starts Global Voyage

Alec Rose, 59, sails alone from Portsmouth aboard the 36 foot cutter Lively Lady on a solo world voyage following a traditional route once used by Sir Francis Chichester. Thousands cheer as he departs with promise of a perilous voyage ahead.

Portsmouth En Glandy Alec Rose Francis Chichester Toj

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