Schoeneck New GOP Chairman
Charles A. Schoeneck Jr was elected chairman of the New York Republican State Committee and pledged to end the war between Upstate and Downstate Republicans. The Syracuse attorney and former Assembly majority leader succeeds Carl Spad, acknowledges urbanization issues, and backs wooing young voters.
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Charles A. Schoeneck Jr
Republican State Committee
Upstate
Syracuse
State Assembly
Carl Spad
Spad
Michigan
George Romney
Schoeneck
State “Committee
GOP
John ¥. Lindsay
New York City
Nelson
Rockefeller
Syracuse University
Harvard Law School
Elizabeth Brandt
Edward Schoeneck
China Torture School Allegations Stir Global Outcry
Moscow dispatch reports a Chinese torture chamber in Beijing aiding Red Guards under Mao's Cultural Revolution. The Literay Gazette story, quoted by V. Georgiev, describes a school for torture with methods like jumping, burning, and blades, claiming over 50 deaths or cripplings among victims.
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Moscow
Peking
Red Guards
Mao Tse-tung
Literary Gazette
V. Georgiev
Chairman Mao
Mao
Woman injured as sewer covers explode on Fifth Avenue
A Queens woman, 48 year old Anne Jordan of Rego Park, was injured when two 300 pound sewer covers blew up as she left her car on Fifth Avenue between 47th and 48th Streets. She was taken to Polyclinic Hospital with fragments in both legs. Fire dept crews responded to the first alarm and Con Edison workers rushed to the scene.
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New York
Queens
Fifth Avenue
Anne Jordan
Rego Park
47Th
48Th Streets
Tall
Con Edison
Food-Stamp Program Extended By House
The House voted 230 to 128 to extend the nation's food stamp program for one year, defeating a bid to make states cover one fifth of the cost. Initiated in 1964 to help low income families afford better diets, the funding authority expires in June.
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Washington
Senate Acts For Quick Redistricting
Washington AP As Senate rejects four year grace period and adopts Kennedy amendment to require immediate redistricting to equalize districts. Amendment would force 33 states into redrawing before spring primaries. Ervin warns of backroom sessions and long delays. Senate passes bill 57 to 25 after initial 43-38 vote.
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Supreme Court
Kennedy Brothers
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Lottery Ticket Sale Running As Expected In New York
An official of the bank acting as city clearing house for the state lottery said in New York that about four million one dollar chances were sold through the city during the first week. The official called the sales volume just about what was expected.
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New York
NLRB Backs Cooperative Bargaining Across Unions
The NLRB ruled that last year’s GE bargaining by 11 unions and the IUE was legal with no implied conspiracy. The company must continue negotiations, and a three year wage rise plus fringe benefits was approved after court-ordered talks. The decision may be appealed within 20 days.
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Herday
General Electric Co
David Lohdon
National Labor Relations Board
Londo
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Unnions
NLRB
Paul Jennings
IUE
General Electric
London
Nationwide Pleasant Weather With Scattered Clouds
Most of the nation enjoyed sunny mild conditions with cooler northern areas and the Far West warm in the 80s. Fog and drizzle affected the Northern Plains to western New York, while thun derstorm threats lingered in the east central Plains. A funnel cloud sighting occurred in Galveston Texas but did not touch ground. Confessions in Georgia and South Carolina related cases were repudiated.
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Galveston
Tex
Gusta
Hoffert
Columbia
S. C
AWOL Soldier Slaying Leads to Prison Sentence
In Yonkers New York Roberto Fitzpatrick 21 was sentenced to 25 years after being convicted of second degree manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of his older brother Jim 32 during a dispute over desertion from the Army The incident occurred at Jim Fitzpatricks Yonkers apartment on September 3 last year The defendant had been listed as AWOL from Ft Eustis Virginia since May 1966 and surrendered to FBI agents in Columbia DC three days after the killing Robert Fitzpatrick resided at 180 Hawthorne Ave Yonkers while his brother lived at 650 Warburton Ave
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P. Raymond Sirignano
Roberto F. Fitzpatrick
Yonkers
N. Y
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Jim
Robert Fitzpatrick
Ft. Eustis
FBI
Columbia
D. C
Hawthorne Ave
Warburton Ave
Whitmore Sentenced For Assault And Confessions
George Whitmore Jr. was sentenced in Brooklyn Supreme Court to 5 to 10 years for attempted rape and assault of a Brooklyn woman. The 23 year old, who once confessed to killing two women, faced parole in about a year after time served. The case followed two prior convictions overturned over jury racial slur and trial errors.
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NEW York
George Whitmore Jr
Brooklyn
Whitmore
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Julius Helfand
Appellate
Janice Wylie
Emily Hoffert
Egyptian Egyptian Yield and U S Navy Liberty Incident
The report discusses Israel withdrawing to 1949 lines and the potential losses if accepted. It notes the US Navy ship Liberty was attacked off the Egyptian coast, killing 10 Americans and wounding 100, with Israel apologizing through Abba Eban. It mentions Nasser’s silence and a Security Council update influencing stock market activity.
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Condominium Hotel Planned In Resort Area
SOMERSET, Pa. AP Allegheny Mountain Lakes Inc announced plans to build a 32 room condominium and winter resort near Somerset. Rooms would be sold to individual investors and rented daily when not in use. Owners would receive rental fees minus about 10 percent for maintenance and taxes. The idea, while not new, is unique for a hotel.
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Somerset
Allegheny Mountain Lakes, Inc
Pennsylvania
Rividual
Author's Daughter Stabbed To Death In London Hotel
In London a 20 year old Shannon Gay Love, daughter of author Ed Mund G. Love, was found stabbed to death in a hotel room. An American student, Richard Henry Gettken, 18, was arrested and charged with murder. Love's widow and relatives described the deceased and her life with the Loves in New York and Manila.
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Edmund G. Love
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U.S
Love
Shannon Gay
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Gettken
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Getfken
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