First Lottery Draw Fires 28 Winners in Troy Area
New York State's first lottery in 138 years produced 28 Troy area winners on the opening day. Out of staters claimed early prizes as the event moved from Troy to Cohoes Green Island and Albany with many names listed. Winners are guaranteed at least $150, while the rest of 1,547 tickets are set for drawing tomorrow at the State Dept of Taxation Building and later in New York City for the grand prizes of up to $100,000.
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Cohoes
Frances T. Comley
Helen J. Gleeson
North Third St
Mechanicville
Harriet Williams
Shaker Rd
Latham
Joseph Scott
Williams St
Whitehall
Mary E. Russell
Seward St
Apr
Saratoga Springs
Rachael Warsinski
Baker Ave
Comstock
Kent Walker
David Handy
van Dam St
Saratoga
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Greer
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U.S. Seeks More Viet Aid and Troops
Washington sources say the Johnson administration plans to seek additional troops and wider aid for South Vietnam. An on-the-spot study led by Gen Maxwell D. Taylor and Robert McNamara, with defense officials, points to a possible fall summit with six Vietnam allied nations to discuss deeper involvement.
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Johnson
Clark Clift
Ford
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Robert & McNamara
White House
Nam
George Christian
McNamara
B52 Bombing Raids Hit Vietnam Buildup Area
AP reports waves of B52 bombers hit the A Shau Valley and Yen The northwest corner of the South Vietnamese airfield near Hanoi as U.S. forces strike a reported new storage area. Ground operations in South Vietnam are lighter, with combat deaths surpassing 12,000, reaching 11,991 last Saturday and rising since. The A Shau Valley remains a sensitive sector near the Laotian border.
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Navy fliers down three MiGs over Haiphong area
U S Navy fliers aboard the carrier Bon Homme Richard shot down three MiGs 20 miles north of Haiphong marking the first enemy planes down in a month and a half. The tally brings U S air force claims to 80 MiG kills in the war.
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Tonkin Gulf
U.S. Navy
Prospects Slim In U N For Mideast Settlement
United Nations deliberations falter after five weeks as the General Assembly paused for a 24 hour break. United States and Soviet Union talks continued with no sign of agreement on core differences. Algeria and Syria indicated they would reject proposals, maintaining tough terms as talks linger. The emergency session began June 17 and resumed with hopes slim.
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Goldberg
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Washington
Abdel Aziz Bouteflika
Algeria
Ibrahim Makhos
Syria
Gromyko
Plane Crash May Spur Traffic Plan
A jet airliner and a small private plane collided near Hendersonville killing 32. Officials say the disaster may push for stricter air traffic control around major airports. FAA and NTSB teams, including Reed, led the on site investigation with multiple agencies present.
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Hendersonville
N. C
John Reed
Maine
National Transportation Safety Board
Senator Calls Johnson Appointment Disgrace
Senator Gordon Allott called the McHugh nomination to the Subversive Activities Control Board an outrage and a disgrace. The White House aides and Senate leaders defended the process, noting Johnson knows McHugh and approved names for the post.
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Washington
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Colorado
Lyndon Johnson
Allott
Senate
McHugh
White House
Judiciary Committee
George Christian
Power Meeting Raps Johnson On Newark Rioting
Black Power spokesman H Rapp Brown, SNCC national chairman, accuses President Johnson of ignoring Negro votes during Newark riots and failing to act to improve conditions for African Americans after last week’s violence.
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McHugh
Victoria
Vicky’ McCammon
Johnson
Christian
Power
Newark
Black Power
H. Rapp Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Lawless Blamed For Riot In Minneapolis
Mayor Arthur W Naftalin blamed a few lawless individuals for Wednesday night street fights and firebombing in two sections of Minneapolis. He said the Negro community was not at fault and cited rumors and possible outside organizers. Police and FBI contacts were noted, with no official disclosure of measures. Rebels and black power concepts dominated discussions at the conference with Natftalin cautioning law and order.
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Minneapolis
Ming
Arthur W Naftalin
Naftalia
LeVander
Law
Naftalin
Calvin Hawkinson
Durham March Keeps Peaceful Protest Through City Hall
About 300 Negro marchers, led by a jeering white group, moved peacefully through downtown Durham to City Hall seeking better housing and reforms. Officers lined the streets as 350 National Guard troops were held in reserve. one youth was cut by a brick hurled by a white spectator, and the crowd restrained itself with a human chain.
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Durham
N. C
North Carolina National Guardsmen
City Hall
Wense Grayaret
$40 Million Rat Bill Rejected in House Vote
The House rejected 207 to 176 an act to authorize a two year 40 million dollar program to exterminate rats and fix conditions that breed them. President Johnson condemned the vote as cruel to poor children and urged reexamination. Opponents called it a monstrosity. proponents cited extensive rat damage and injuries.
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