At The Post In Saratoga Today Inaugural Card Opens Race Season
Saratoga Race Course begins 24 days of racing led by the Flash Stakes for two year olds at five furlongs. Post time 2 p m. The 92nd Flash Stakes carries 23600 gross with a 1500 prize to the winner if all paid. Attendance goal tops last year’s 17979 with wagers over 1 2 million.
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Hague crash kills five and injures three in weekend collision
Five people died and three were injured when a two car crash on the Thruway north of Catskill sent cars into a rock embankment and trees. Victims include Martin Levine and Neil Levinsohn of Valley Stream, Marion Lubart of Oceanside, and Debbie Wolf. Police reported all six in one car ejected and taken to Green County Hospital. the other occupants survived in critical condition.
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Nation Prays For Racial Peace Across Churches
The nation observes prayers for civil and racial peace in churches and synagogues, urged by President Johnson. Johnson and family attend National City Christian Church in Washington where Rev. George Davis says America remains basically sound. In Harlem, Rev. David N. Sicorish prays for compassion and wisdom for the President and Congress.
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Educator and writer W J Ryan dies in Troy at 76
W J Ryan 76 native of Troy and Poestenkill fulfilled roles as economist educator author and lawyer. He held degrees from Manhattan College Fordham NYU and taught at St Francis College and other NY institutions. He authored Economics Monograph and Guide to Economics and coauthored History of the Civil War.
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Forrestal Fire Toll Climbing In Vietnam War News
AP reports the Forrestal tragedy adds to mounting U S naval losses as damage and casualties rise. The 71 dead and 112 missing figure in the carrier disaster clashes with Marine ambush tolls near Da Nang and ongoing air operations in the Gulf of Tonkin and North Vietnam.
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Venezuela Quake Toll Reaches 50 In Caracas
Rescue workers using cranes and bulldozers recovered 50 bodies as western Venezuela faced the weekend earthquake. Officials labeled it the worst of the century with 1,522 injured and a projected death toll potentially rising to 300. National mourning was declared as residents sought safety and aid. Nearby Colombia reported 10 dead and 100 wounded from two quakes, hit Santander and Boyaca near the border.
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20 Nuns Quit Catholic Order
In Chicago AP reports more than half of the Glenmary Sisters plan to leave the order to serve Appalachia natives as lay workers. About 50 of 88 will join the Federation of Communities in Service in August, with assignments in Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee and urban areas in Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee and Chicago. The move aims to allow work with non Catholic groups outside religious bounds.
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Jordanian government resigning with uncle to lead new cabinet
AMMAN, Jordan AP reports the government nears resignation as King Hussein plans to appoint his uncle Sherif Hussein bin Nasir as prime minister of a new cabinet. The nonpolitical figure is seen as steering a national unity effort amid war, refugees, and a crippled economy.
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Purge Hits Red Army In China
Report from Hong Kong says Maoist faction struggle prompts a major purge within the 2.5 million strong Red Army as China marks its 40th anniversary. Demonstrations denounce military officials backing rebellions. Red Flag Magazine and Radio Peking relay the purge details amid power conflict.
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Conflict on New York forest preserve rules debated
Convention delegates at Albany discuss proposals to keep the state forest preserve forever wild while considering amendments to tax exemptions for religious charitable and educational institutions and restructuring judicial departments. Gov Rockefeller urges merit selection of judges by amendment.
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