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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
1
The first Pan American jetliner chartered by the State Department arrived in Rome from Beirut with 150 passengers including tourists and dependents of diplomats. Most aboard were children as the evacuees began settling in Italy after the crisis.
Florida breaks a 25 year drought as a stable high pressure pattern ends. Rain relief follows weeks of fire and wildlife losses. amid civic unrest in New York tenants and landlords clash over proposed rent increases. A separate Buffalo report notes eight month boy Luke Harris dies after choking on a plastic toy. mother Willie Harris seeks to revive him.
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee is debating restoring a Social Security benefit increase proposed by President Johnson The panel in closed sessions weighs about a 13 percent average rise with potential higher gains for lower brackets They oppose large wage base hikes and have not settled a schedule yet while balancing Medicare Medicaid changes.
Mrs Kennedy formerly Barbara O'Dell, of 31 Parkview Court, was omitted from the Saint Rose graduates list. She earned a bachelor's degree in education at Monday exercises. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward V O'Dell of 10 Munro Street.
Funeral services for Mrs Katharine Patton were held yesterday at Flynn Bros Inc Funeral Home Greenwich with Rev Lewis N Powell of Bottskill Baptist Church presiding. Bearers were family friends and interment followed at Greenwich Cemetery with Mr Powell officiating.
The Jewish Community Council of Troy will host an emergency mass meeting at 8 30 pm at 2560 21st St Bucaway to discuss the Middle East crisis. Speakers include Rabbis Gutmann Horowitz Epstein and Dr Samuel Rezneck moderated the event chaired by Louis Rubin with no fund raising. Citizens are invited to attend to examine implications for America Israel and democracies with a Munich question posed.
The Retired Persons group announces a meeting tomorrow at St John s Hall on First Street. Mrs Arthur Kober will report on Expo 67 and city matters while Emil W Sticht of the New York Telephone public relations department will speak. All 55 plus are invited to attend. social dinner recently held.
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