Lottery sales lag as first Troy draw underwhelms
The Troy area posted 286 171 tickets sold out of 6 447 605, with 55 percent of proceeds earmarked for public schools. Regulators and lawmakers call for reforms as critics push for a constitutional referendum and broader oversight to boost sales and counter federal banking hurdles. Local officials and outlets show limited participation while plans for more venues and dispensers are discussed.
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Ulster County
Albany
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
State
Murphy
Thomas Laverne
Rochester
Laverne
U S Seeks More Troops For Vietnam Summit Talks
The article reports on plans to boost allied troop commitments to Vietnam. It notes South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines, and Thailand as key contributors or possible increases, with Korea urged to dispatch an added division while other nations tally small increments amid regional tensions and domestic concerns.
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Manila
Christian
Bankok
Thailand
South Korea
United States
South Vietnam
Taylor and Clifford
Taylor-Clifford
Vietnam
Korea
Marine Corps
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippine Senate
Huk
Laos
Durham March Kept Peaceful
Report describes a march in Durham with white youths shouting at Black marchers. Police halted the crowd across the street and ordered the youths to stop. An officer grabbed a youth after he yelled at them and placed him in a patrol car. A white man in a station wagon shouted from his window.
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Durham City Hall
Dixie
St. Joseph's African Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard Fuller
North Carolina Fund
Office of Economic Opportunity
Fuller
Charles S. Manooch
North Carolina National Guard
Hopes Slim For Mideast Settlement
Diplomatic moves seek a Middle East resolution with a General Assembly proposal to return to the Security Council and authorize reconvening as needed. Arab delegates oppose mild phrasing while Latin American and nonaligned groups push withdrawal and end to belligerency amid U S support for direct negotiations.
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Israel
Bouteflika
Gromyko
Finland
Austria
Sweden
Security Council
Abdul Rhaman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
Assembly
Middle East
Max Jakobson
United States
Old
Jerusalem
Jordan
B52 raids hit Viet buildup areas and Saigon clashes
Air and naval strikes reported against Viet Cong and North Vietnamese targets as U S forces tally casualties. B52s and fighters hit Yen Bai administrative sites and oil depots while air and sea missions focus on storage facilities. In South Vietnam infantry claim 17 Viet Cong killed, one American dead and three wounded. High-land skirmish adds one American dead and 10 wounded with unknown enemy losses. A captured Viet Cong prison camp is liberated by U S paratroopers. South Korean marines kill 32 Viet Cong in Quang Ngai Province with 4 captured and 22 weapons seized. no KOREAN casualties.
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Bon Homme Richard
Oriskany
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S. Army
2Nd
9Th Infantry Division
Saigon
U.S
Central Highlands
Mekong Delta
North
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Duc Pho
Quang Ngai
Dutchess County Sells Lottery Tickets
Dutchess County began selling late lottery tickets yesterday in the county clerk office. County Clerk J John Hautmann said Dutchess may be the first county in the state to sell tickets in an office. David C Schoentag, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, sought the first ticket. Poughkeepsie, N Y AP.
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House
Senate
Murphy
Joseph L. Fitzgerald
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Albany
Erastus Corning
Watervliet
Raymond C. Selke
Stephen DeMarco
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Robert Clark
Saratoga Springs
James Murphy
Mechanicville
Dutchess County
J. John Hautmann
Dutchess S
David C. Schoentag
Board of Supervisors
Poughkeepsie
N, Y
Rockefeller appoints Florence Titenberg to Bridge Commission
Albany New York Governor Rockefeller named Mrs Florence M Titenberg of Willsboro to the Lake Champlain Bridge Commission for a term ending June 1 1971. She succeeds her late husband Harry who was a member and chairman of the commission. Members serve without pay.
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Albany, N.Y
UPT
Rockefeller
Florence M. Titenberg
Willsboro
Lake Champlain Bridge Commission
Titenberg
Harry
Commissio I
British panel warns race riots possible in Britain
A government-appointed committee warned race riots could erupt in Britain unless quick preventive action is taken. The Committee of the Youth Service Development Council said Britons hold an unspoken belief that race prejudice and violence couldn't happen here.
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London
UPI
Britain
Youth Service Development Council
Goldwater Optimistic About Republicans
In San Francisco former presidential candidate Barry Goldwater said that almost any combination of Republicans could beat President Lyndon Johnson in 1968. He noted a Reagan Kirk ticket might win and spoke after addressing the National Retail Hardware Dealers Association.
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San Francisco
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
Lyndon Johnson
Goldwater
National Retail Hardware Dealers Association
Reagan
Florida
Claude R. Kirk
Educational Station appoints R. J. Shea
Robert J. Shea, formerly with WRGB Schenectady, named producer director for WMHT TV, Channel 17. He has over ten years of television experience with stations in Miami and Buffalo.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Robert J. Shea
WRGB
Wmht-Tv
Channel 17
Sheal
Miami
Fla
Buffalo
Hail and Rain Hit Wide Areas Across States
Large hailstones damaged Ohio farms east of Dayton and heavy rains drenched parts of the South. Flash floods loomed west of San Antonio after a heavy overnight rainfall. Athens Georgia saw two inches of rain in 20 minutes while Lexington Kentucky and Louisville reported near inch totals. Weather varied nationwide with extreme highs and lows recorded from Reno to Thermal California.
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Associated Press
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South
Dayton
San Antonio
Tex
Athens
Georgia
Lexington
Louisville
Lake Charles
Nantucket
Mass
Reno
New
Stampede Pass
Was
Thermal
Calif
Princess Grace Suffers Fourth Pregnancy Loss
In Montreal American-born Princess Grace of Monaco is recovering at Royal Victoria Hospital after losing her fourth child in the third month of pregnancy. Prince Rainier’s press secretary Rupert Allen said Grace Kelly, 37, will stay under observation for several days. doctors did not disclose the cause of the miscarriage.
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Grace
Montreal
UPI
Monaco
Royal Victoria Hospital
Prince Rainier
Rupert Allen
Grace Kelly
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