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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1967

Page

6

Judge Dismisses 37 Gambling Indictments

A New York court, citing Berger v New York and Grossman, dismisses 37 gambling and conspiracy indictments due to illegally obtained evidence from court authorized wiretaps. Judge Casey voids cases tied to tainted wiretap evidence. discusses Fourth Amendment scope and precedents, noting unauthorized eavesdropping leads to felony charges against operators.

U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court Casey United States Supreme Court Thomas J. O'Connor Rensselaer County O’connor Atty M. Andrew Dwyer Sr New York Olmstead the United States Mapp Ohio U.S People Benanti Berger Grossman

Man Given 30-35 Years For 2 Crimes

Cheran Fitzgerald 31 of Staten Island was sentenced to 30-35 years after pleading guilty to a Camden Housing project rental office robbery and kidnapping a police sergeant and two others. Judge Anthony Mitchell pronounced the sentence in Camden County Court. Fitzgerald admitted holding up the Peter J. McGuire Gardens rental office on Sept 2 and kidnapping the men.

Camden N.J Cherran Fitzgerald Staten Island N. Y Anthony Mitchell Camden County Fitzgerald Peter J. McGuire

U S Planes Engage MIGs and Bomb North Vietnam

U S planes faced eight MIGs while Phantoms bombed a rail site 20 miles north of Hanoi. Strikes and rail damage followed, with 15 Soxcars, five buildings, fires, and 300 feet of rail cut. Navy bombers hit four oil depots and a depot near Haiphong, destroying missile vans and barges. B52s attacked infiltration routes near Saigon and Tay Ninh, while South Vietnamese forces uncovered Viet Cong caches 75 miles south.

Hanoi Wit Navy Tonkin Gulf North Vietnam Bon Homme Richard Haiphong South Vietnam U.S Saigon Tay Ninh Kien Hoa Mekong

Convention OKs Vote Changes Amid Party Split

A convention advanced vote change amendments amid Democratic Republican splits. Aaron Koota of Brooklyn opposed the measure with Republicans. Mankiewicz and van den Heuvel urged reconsideration as Democrats shifted against the Fisher Amendment lowering the voting age. The final tally defeated the amendment 91 to 67 with 14 Democrats opposing.

Aaron Koota Brooklyn Don M. Mankiewicz William J. Vanden Heuvel Mankiewicz U.S Robert F. Kennedy Vanden Heuvel Stockmeister van den Heuvel Albany County Senate Diss Earl W. Brydges Burns Ithacan Cornell James Carroll Albert Callan Charles Clay Albany Erastus Corning Bergan Russell G. Hunt Liberal Party Alex Rose State Election Commission Anthony J. Travia

Anti Riot Bill Passed By House

The House backed an anti riot bill amid debate over agitators and evidence of their role in rioting. Rep Edwards dismissed links to outsiders while Newark officials cited buses of men from New York and Brooklyn. Union leaders warned the law could target lawful organizing if strike violence occurs.

Don Edwards D-Calif Charles W. Sandman Jr R-N.j Newark New York Brooklyn Chet Holifield Dcalif

Gun Search In Plainfield Riots Stir Tense Civil Unrest

State police and guardsmen conducted a Plainfield weapons sweep after a noon deadline for surrender passed without rifles turning up. Three guns recovered including one handed over and two found by searchers. The operation aimed to seize 36 stolen rifles tied to a munitions factory raid amid hostile crowds and rioting. Local police were kept from the scene due to post riot tensions following a fatal shooting of a white officer. Milt Campbell, Olympic gold medalist, joined peace efforts in the Negro neighborhood.

New Jersey Newark Plainfield Cottvoy Milt Campbell Campbell

Two U.S. House Members to Visit Israel on Middle East Mission

Rep. Leonard Farbstein of New York and Rep. William Broomfield of Michigan, both on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, will travel to Israel Sunday as a bipartisan delegation to assess prospects for Middle East peace talks and regional developments.

Washington UPI Leonard Farbstein

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