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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
2
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato told Parliament he has no objection to American use of military bases in Okinawa for the Vietnam War. He said the islands play an important role in Far East security and he would not demand immediate return of the U S administered lands.
Ghana moves to press another charge against Kwesi Armah 34 a close friend of deposed President Nkrumah Armah was arraigned and released on bail for a hearing August 4 in London He pleaded innocent. Britain Spain To Resume Gibraltar Talks In mid August London says talks on Gibraltar future will resume between British and Spanish envoys
Washington officials stayed cautious about the World Court ruling rejecting the bid to deem South African rule over South West Africa illegal. The July 18 decision said Ethiopia and Liberia had no stake in the case.
Rotary International president Richard L. Evans announced plans to establish branch clubs in Africa's less developed areas as part of the goodwill and peace program. He spoke to Newark Rotarians during a Palmyra visit to view the Mormon Hill Cumorah pageant.
The Community Library steering committee met at the Adirondack Library Association Building in Saratoga Springs hosted by Miss Florence Harshe. A newsletter is planned to update district organizations before the August 22 meeting at 8 p.m. in Clifton Park.
Two former area teachers were named admissions counselors at the State University at Albany. Jon D. Curtis, a Watertown native and Albany graduate with a masters in social studies, taught at Carthage Central and Troy High School before the appointment. Patrick A. Foll of Schenectady, an Oneonta graduate with a Siena College masters, taught at Niskayuna and Burnt Hills Ballston Lake High Schools and was a guidance counselor at Columbia High School before taking the post.
Rep Adam Clayton Powell and Stokely Carmichael announced a national conference on black power to be held in Washington during Labor Day weekend. The event aims to define black power and outline its goals for the movement.
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