Editorial Warns Veto Thwarts Troy Industrial Plans
The piece contends Governor Rockefeller's veto of the Industrial Authority Bill blocks Troy from using a cleared old airport site to attract industry. It argues the veto limits job opportunities and cites political backlash against Republicans, predicting electoral consequences next November.
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Troy
Industrial Authority
Rockefeller
City of
Job Development Authority
Albany
Rensselaer County
Troy Officials Seek Meeting After Veto of Industrial Authority
City Manager Robert A. Stierer and Chamber President Bruce J. Riggs sent a telegram to Keith S. McHugh asking for a meeting to discuss Troy’s industrial situation after Gov Rockefeller vetoed Senate Bill 4572. The veto, supported by the State Commerce Department, says the Troy Industrial Authority would set a precedent and would not fund promotion or advertising.
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Robert A. Stierer
Bruce J. Riggs
The
Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce
Keith S. McHugh
Job Development Authority
Troy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Troy Industrial Authority
McHugh
Rockefeller
Senate
Stierer
State Commerce Dept. Aad
State Department
Industrial Authority
Briton Sentenced in Moscow for Subversive Activity
Gerald Brooke, 28, a British teacher and London college instructor, was sentenced by a Soviet civilian court to one year in prison and four years in a labor camp after pleading guilty to subversive activity tied to the NTS Popular Labor Alliance. The case highlighted alleged Nazi links and Western intelligence ties.
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Moscow
Gerald Brooke
Soviet Union
NTS
Popular Labor Alliance
Frankfurt
West Germany
Brooke
London
Gennady Terekhov
U. S
Paris
Supreme Court
Rrsian Federation
Nikolai Borovik
Churchill painting loaned to House of Commons
Baroness Spencer-Churchill donates a painting by Sir Winston Churchill, formerly belonging to her husband, to the House of Commons in London.
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London
Spencer-Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
House of Commons
GE Waterford Silicone Plant to Expand with 5 Million Investment
General Electric Waterford Silicone Plant will add about 1000 workers over two years as it grows into a 30 million dollar complex by year end. The project features seven new facilities including six 150 foot distillation columns and a 1.5 million dollar line of expansions for silicone rubber, power, storage, and fluids manufacturing.
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Troy Area
General Electric Co
Waterford
Robert T. Daily
White Line
Blast Rips Trawler Snoopy Missing Eight Off North Carolina
Eight crewmen were feared dead after an explosion ripped the Snoopy 45 miles off the North Carolina coast. The Portland, Maine trawler snagged nets on a mine or torpedo before the blast east of Currituck Sound. Survivors were rescued by nearby trawlers as Coast Guard aircraft and ships converged on the scene.
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Portsmouth
North Carolina
Atlantic
Portland
Currituck Sound
N. C
Coast Guard
Cape Current
Ocracoke
Point Thatcher
Norfolk
Public Health Service
Stranger Slays Cardinal's Aide at Los Angeles Chancery
A woman shot Rev. John Thom 32, chief aide to James Francis Cardinal McIntyre, at the Los Angeles chancery during a conference. Thom died en route to hospital after being shot in the jaw and chest. Dorothy Bressie, 55, of Sherman Oaks, was arrested on suspicion of murder after admitting to owning the weapon and being described by authorities.
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Los Angeles
Chancery
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
John Thom
Cardinal McIntyre
Father Thom
Chancery Office
Edward V. Wade
Dorothy M. Bressie
Sherman Oaks
Bressie
Thom
Prince Philip Set for U S and Canada Visit
Buckingham Palace announced Prince Philip will tour North America next March after a Caribbean voyage with Queen Elizabeth II. He will visit New York Toronto and Ottawa with official stops in San Francisco Los Angeles Washington and New York noted, with private engagements planned elsewhere.
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London
UPI
Prince Philip
Elizabeth II
United States
Canada
Buckingham Palace
Caribbean
Britannia
North America
New York
Toronto
Ottawa
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
San Fransico
Los Angeles
Washington
Swiss Order American Out Over Villa Height Dispute
An American citizen Henri Fentener Van Vlissingen, 44, was ordered to leave Switzerland by September 30 for building a Lake Geneva villa 19 inches taller than the 26 foot limit. He plans to appeal, but said he will not, adding they will have to carry him over the border.
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ST. Sulpice
Switzerland
Henri Fentener van Vlissingen
New York
Lake Geneva
van Viissinger
Groceries and Medicines Exempt From New York Sales Tax
Fifth article in a series explains exemptions to New York State sales tax aimed at easing the burden on low and fixed income families. Exemptions include groceries, housing rents, all medicines, and services from doctors dentists and hospitals.
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New York State
Pliance
United States
United Nations
Plane belly lands after fire in pine grove
An Allegheny Airlines Convair 440 with two engines aflame belly landed in a narrow pine grove near Williamsport Pennsylvania. Thirty seven aboard escaped. seven admitted for extensive care including pilot Allen Lauber who is credited with guiding the craft to the only clearing sighted. Fire consumed the plane before responders arrived.
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Williamsport
Allegheny Airlines
Allen Lauber
Lauber
Duane Callahan
Williamsport-Lycoming County
Callahan
East Berlin border guard escapes over the wall
A 22 year old East Berlin border guard slipped over sections of the wall into West Berlin yesterday near the Brandenburg Gate. He turned himself in to West Berlin authorities as tourists on an observation platform applauded the dramatic escape.
Police Adviser’s Assistant Sought in Saigon Slaying
In Saigon authorities spread a citywide dragnet for Robert Kimball born 1928 in Utah an American aid official suspected of killing his chief Jack Ryan 44 and Vietnamese employee Mrs Nguyen Thi Hai. Ryan headed U S aid mission police training and was an adviser to Col Pham Van Lieu. The case prompted an embassy and police inquiry as leads were pursued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Robert Kimball
Utah
Kimball
Jack Ryan
U. S. Aid Mission
Public Safety Division
Nguyen Thi Hai
Ryan
FBI
Southeast Asia
Hai
Pham van Lieu
U. S
Johnson weighs draft hikes as Viet Nam war plans loom
President Johnson and top advisers deliberate possible increases in draft calls to support the Viet Nam buildup. Moyers says no decision yet with studies due by Monday or Tuesday and more meetings with congressional leaders planned. Eisenhower phoned in on the matter as service chiefs are asked for weekend exams on needed force levels. Pentagon issues a routine call for 17 000 Army draftees for September, with 17 000 for June and July.
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Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Bill D. Moyers
White House
Moyers
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Minocqua
Wis
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Troops Withdraw From Bolivian Tin Mines
Bolivian army troops were withdrawn from the tin mining zones near La Paz after disturbances led by mine union leaders described as Communists. The unions were exiled to Paraguay as the government pushed modernization to cut losses.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Paraguay
Ky Ky Vietnam War Effort Ordered Death Penalties
Premier Ky tightens control with a decree prescribing death for profiteers and other offenses amid rising U.S. involvement. The 7th Fleet intensifies actions with Stoddard and Ingersoll bombarding Viet Cong targets near Da Nang as airstrikes expand across the border.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Stoddard
Ingersoll
da Nang
Ingersolls
Two Generals Change Posts
Washington announces Maj. Gen. Glen W. Martin to become inspector general of the Air Force and Lt. Gen. William K. Martin to command the 15th Air Force. William Martin will replace Lt. Gen. Archie J. Old Jr., who retires next month.
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Washington
Archie J. Old, Jr
Briggs appeals to Supreme Court in Periscope Local
Page 9 coverage notes Briggs appealing to the U S Supreme Court as highlighted in the Periscope Local edition. The brief item confirms ongoing litigation activity affecting the paper’s local reader base.
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Briggs
U.S. Supreme Court
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