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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

16

U N Mideast Talks Open In Emergency Session

U N leaders arrive in New York for the emergency session on the Middle East with Arab and Israeli figures insisting on consented outcomes. Kosygin to open debate, Goldberg to speak later, while Egypt and Israel push for revised borders and censure of Israel for aggression.

United Nations, N.Y New York U.N Middle East Alexei N Mand Israel Egypt Mahmoud Fawzi Abba Eban

Prowler Shot By Police In Burgh Alley Chase

Police halted suspect William Sick Jr. with a third shot after warning shots failed. Sick, 41, was wounded in the shoulder and in critical condition at Albany Medical Center after an early morning pursuit through Lansing burgh streets near 107th to Fifth Avenue.

John J. Scanlon Albany Medical Center Hospital William Sick Jr Speigletown Rd Speigletown Christopher Lambertson Lansingburgh Fourth Ave Siek Fourth Avenue Lambertson 107Th Street Fifth Avenue Fifth Ave Daniel P. Mahoney Ambulance Service Corps

Boy 9 killed in Gansevoort by out of control truck

Stephen Blair nine year old of 9748 Selfridge Rd Gansevoort Saratoga County was killed shortly after 7 p m Saturday when struck from behind by an out of control truck as he rode his bicycle on Selfridge Road near the bam Tid Mas John W Norman Sr 31 of RD 1 Selfridge Road was arrested on a charge of driving while intoxicated State Police said the boy was knocked about 65 feet as the truck roared 160 feet along the dirt shoulder The vehicle overturned then struck a parked garbage truck owned by Lewis Trucking Co Blair was pronounced dead at Glens Falls Hospital by Dr John J Cirelli The accident was ruled accidental death The boy leaves his parents a sister Susan maternal grandparents and a paternal grandmother Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9 am from Carleton Brothers Funeral Home and at 9 30 am from St Michael The Archangel s Church Burial will be in Moss Street Cemetery Hudson Falls

Stephen Blair Selfridge Rd Gansevoort Saratoga County Selfridge Road Hte John W. Norman Sr RD 1 Lewis Trucking Co Hudson Street South Glens Falls Young Blair Richard Blair Selfridge Glens Falls Hospital John J. Cirelli Glens Falls Warren County Cirelli Blair Susan Benjamin Lemony Fort Edward Frank Blair Hudson Falls Carleton Brothers Funeral Main St St. Michael the Archangel’s Church Moss Street

Hydrogen bombs may join China's arsenal soon

Tokyo reports Japanese military experts say China could add hydrogen bombs to its arsenal after rapid progress, with tests possibly conducted at Lop Nor. US Defense officials note no shift in assessment that China may lack capacity for large ICBMs until mid-1970s. Fallout dust collection flights ordered. Soviet response remains muted.

Tokyo Red China Lop Nor Washington Defense Department Pentagon United States Robert 8. McNamara Japan Soviet Union Peking Moscow Tass

Tornadoes injure three in Rapid City South Dakota

Severe weather struck southeast Rapid City as multiple tornadoes damaged homes and the Town and Country Motel. Three people had minor injuries, treated and released. Roofs were torn from motel sections, with debris damaging another hotel. witnesses described funnels emerging from a clear sky. Police noted several tornadoes touched down nearly simultaneously.

Rapid City South Dakota Town and Country Weather Bureau C.N. McLane McLane

Johnson Aides Set To Meet Amid Mideast Talks

President Johnson kept his top team ready for a possible meeting with Soviet premier Kosygin while planning a long range public exchange over the Middle East. The Pentagon said Johnson delayed Defense Secretary McNamara’s Vietnam trip for the UN emergency session and noted Rusk postponed his UN visit. Aides cautioned that no meeting time was set, though a summit before Kosygin’s U.S. departure was hoped for, as Johnson and Holt discussed the UN Middle East situation at Camp David.

Washington Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin Middle East Pentagon Harold]pao Camp David Robert S. McNamara Viettnam U.N. General Assembly Secretary of Defense Saigon Nicholas Katzenbach Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Dean Rusk United Nations Rusk Kosygin USN United States Mideast Holt Tony Eggleton

Krag Pushes Two Nation Summit On Middle East

Danish Premier Jens Otto Krag arrived for the United Nations General Assembly and said he would urge President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin to hold a two nation summit on the Middle East. He planned talks with Kosygin soon and a Washington meeting with Johnson Friday. Krag outlined three possible paths to settlement direct Israel Arab negotiations, UN Security Council action, and great power discussions.

New York Jens Otto Krag Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin Middle East Krag United Nations General Assembly Kosygin Washington Israel United Nations Security Council

Bomb Raids Hit Hard At N Vietnam Targets

AP report details U S B52 Stratofortress bombers surpassing 1,000 sorties in two years of Vietnam war. raids focused on northern South Vietnam and North Vietnam targets including a surface to air missile site near Hanoi. Jets damaged rail cars and tracks, while naval air units hit storage areas and convoys in Tonkin Gulf. Ground fighting in South Vietnam lapsed into small patrols.

Saigon U.S Vietnam South Viet North Vietnam Nam Hanoi Quang Tri Province South Vietnam Air Force Tonkin Gulf

U S Planes May Have Hit Soviet Ship Turkistan

The Pentagon acknowledged U S planes may have hit the Soviet diesel ship Turkistan with cannon fire while near Cam Pha on June 2. Gen John D. Ryan reported a third flight passed over the area and 20mm suppressive fire may have struck the Turkistan, challenging earlier denials and provoking Soviet protests.

Washington Pentagon Jmne Weekleeve Ine Department of Release Turkistan U.S Cam ‘Pha John D. Ryan U.S. Air Forces Pacific Cam Pha Ryan Bac Giang

Houston Rookie Pitches No-Hitter in Astro Dome

Houston rookie right-hander Don Wilson, 23, threw the first no hitter of the season in the National League and the first ever in the Astrodome as the Astros blanked the Atlanta Braves 2-0. Wilson struck out 15, including five of the last six, fanned Hank Aaron to end the game, and was nearly carried off the field by teammates.

United Press International Don Wilson Astrodome Houston Astros Atlanta Braves Wilson Ile Hank Aaron Riadard

King Says Negro Equality Drive Enters New Phase

Dr Martin Luther King Jr said the movement for Negro equality has entered a new and more difficult phase costing the nation. He warned allies may withdraw as programs to end slums and poverty require major changes. He urged restructuring the civil rights effort while stressing nonviolence and national unity. King also called for Israel security guarantees and UN action on the Palestinian refugee issue.

Atlanta, Ga Martin Luther King Jr Movement For Negro Equality Becaue King Cleveland Ohio Supreme Court Israel Gulf of Aqaba Suez Canal United Nations ABC Radioelevision

Censure Vote Seen In Senate Over Dodd Case

Senate deliberations on censuring Sen. Thomas J. Dodd continue as supporters rally, with Russell Long signaling growing votes but still unlikely to block the 51 votes needed. The Ethics Committee found improper use of funds and acceptance of expenses, with two separate votes due later. The case could set a formal Senate ethical code for senators and staff.

Washington Senate Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut Democrat Sen Russell B. Long D-La New Orleans Sente Long Dodd Ethics Committee John Stennis D-Miss

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