Primary Day Contests Set In N.Y. City
New York voters face battles in Tammany Hall reformers vs regulars across 15 assembly districts and a Bronx GOP fight where Rep. Paul Fino accuses Mayor Lindsay of backing rivals. In Westchester and Long Island, a record slate of local contests and three millionaires contest village leadership in Old Brookville.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Bronx
New York City
Old Brookville
Long Island
Westchester County
Manhattan
Democratic Organization
Middle East
Frank G. Rossetti
J. Raymond Jones
Jopes
Robert F. Kennedy
Jones
Rossetti
Fino
Lindsay
Madare
Extension Approved For Teachers
The House Education and Labor Committee approved a three year extension of the Teacher Corps as part of a 1.1 billion package for recruitment and training of education personnel The plan shifts major responsibility to state and local authorities and authorizes 135 million for the program over the next three fiscal years The measure aims to aid disadvantaged children in urban and rural schools With final congressional action possible before the Corps expires June 30 and potential action next week.
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Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
Edith Green
D-Ore
House
Johnson's Message on Foreign Policy Highlights
Washington AP summarizes President Johnson's speech on foreign policy. He argues for troop withdrawals while recognizing national rights, solving the refugee issue, safeguarding innocent maritime passage, limiting the arms race, and respecting political independence.
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Washington
Johnson
Libya to Aid Arabs in Postwar Funds Pledge
Libya to grant Egypt 28 million dollars Jordan 16.8 million dollars and Syria 11.2 million dollars under King Idris I order to help three Arab states recover from the Middle East war the government announced in Tripoli.
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Libya
Idris I
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Kennedy outlines plan to curb New York pollution
RFK on a rainy New York tour urged federal action to fight air and water pollution. He proposed a federal environmental protection office, a federally funded environmental-studies training program, and stronger law enforcement. He criticized incinerators for emitting pollution and called city enforcement hypocritical.
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New York
Robert FF. Kennedy
N.Y
Kennedy
New York Democrat
Federal
Office of Environmental Protection
Citizens For Clean Air, Inc
New Jersey
Manhattan
Staten Island
St. Vincent's Hospital
George Washington Bridges
New York City
Three Judges Strike Connecticut Welfare Residence Rule
A three judge panel held Connecticut's one year residence rule for welfare applicants illegal as applied to Vivian Thompson who moved from Boston a year earlier. Thompson had received aid to dependent children in Massachusetts but was denied in Connecticut. The decision was 2 to 1 with Judge Smith and Judge Blumenfeld authors.
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Hartford
Vivian M. Thompson
Boston
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Bernard Shapiro
Placard Carrier Penetrates Security at Soviet U.N. Mission
A woman with a placard walked through two dozen security guards outside the Soviet UN mission in New York where Premier Kosygin was staying. Her sign demanded withdrawal from illegally annexed territory. Secret Service men escorted her away.
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New York
U.N
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Secret Service
Indian musician slams critic as poisonous reptile
An Indian musician in New Delhi protested to a newspaper that its music critic is some sort of poisonous reptile. He labeled the review of one of his concerts as sneering yet venomous writing.
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New Delhi
Charles S. Taylor
Waterford
D&h
Jon P. Hillz Jr
Albany
Taylor
New York State
Scranton
Policeman shoots youth after Carmichael rally in Atlanta
In Dixie Hills shopping center a police officer shot a Negro youth moments after black power advocate Stokely Carmichael held a news conference there. Carmichael had been arrested Sunday night and released on bond, then attended the conference but stayed in the background as a youth read a statement alleging armed police aggression. A nearby burglar alarm and window break preceded the shooting as a crowd of Negro youths gathered.
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Atlanta
UPI
Stokely Carmichael
Dixie Hills
Carmichael
Welfare Unit Seeks State Backing for Medical Aid
Liberty New York AP The State Public Welfare Association urged the Constitutional Convention to relieve local governments of all medical aid costs for the needy. The group asked for a provision in the new constitution that state and federal governments would underwrite Medicaid costs and bar local spending unless funded by higher governments. Susen Hage of Montgomery County was named welfare commissioner and association president.
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Liberty
N.Y
State Public Welfare Association
Association
Susen Hage
Montgomery County
Border Patrolmen Found Shot To Death
Two U S border patrolmen missing since Saturday were found shot to death in a desert cabin near Anza California. Theodore Newton Jr aged 25 and T H Azrack aged 22, both of Fallbrook, were discovered handcuffed and shot in the head. A patrol car from Oak Grove checkpoint was found nearby.
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San Diego
Calif
U.S
Anza
Here
FBI
Oak Grove
Theodore Newton Jr
T. H. Azrack
Maharashtra denies loans to large families under plan
The Maharashtra state government announces denial of loans and relief subsidies to nine families with more than three children as part of its family planning program, aiming to curb population growth.
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Bombay
India
Maharashtra
Missing Plane Sought After Montreal Pilot Three Aboard
Civil Air Patrol failed to locate a single engine Beechcraft Bonanza missing since noon Sunday on a Montreal to Philadelphia flight. The craft, intended to refuel at Poughkeepsie, headed toward the Lake Champlain region and Hudson Valley, with pilot G Boisvert of Montreal and possibly his wife and child among the three aboard.
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Burlington
Civil Air Patrol
Lake Champlain Basin
Hudson River Valley
Montreal
Philadelphia
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
G. Boisvert
Mississippi Valley Storms Rise Across Regions
Thunderstorms pushed into the upper Mississippi Valley while rains drenched the northern Plains and eastern Rockies. Minnesota had over an inch at Duluth and a severe thunderstorm watch was issued for parts of Iowa and Illinois. Flooding hit Roundup Montana as Musselshell River forced 100 families from their homes for 12 days. Albany reports major flooding downstream from Nebraska City.
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Rockies
Minnesota
Duluth
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Ilinois
Atlantic
Virginia
New England
Florida
Montana
Albany
N.Y
UPI
Abraham D. Beame
Dako
New York City
Nebraska
Sourh River
Beame
New York
Nebraska City
Neb
Committee On Intergovernmental Relations
Arthur Levitt
Dateline Albany-Wgy
Swint Star Loses Rose Estate Suit
NEW YORK RP Former swimming star Eleanor Holm lost a $16 million claim against the estate of late showman Billy Rose over two fake paintings she alleges he palmed off during their breakup. The Rose burial dispute, stalled 16 months, was settled with interment planned in a Westchester mausoleum this fall. Rose died February 10, 1966, leaving an estate around $30 million.
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New York
Eleanor Holm
Billy Rose
Rose
Westchester County
Penalty Urged for Refusal to Testify in Grand Jury
Albany's Atty. Gen. Louis Lefkowitz urged the Constitutional Convention to suspend government employees for five years if they refuse to testify before a grand jury. He said those who evade questions should forfeit their jobs and be disqualified from other public employment for five years.
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Albany
UPI
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
Woman fires on Greyhound bus near Kansas City depot
A 66 year old woman, Mrs Lillian Reeves from St Louis, fired a .22 pistol aboard a Greyhound bus bound for Seattle, wounding four passengers. The bus crashed into a four car pileup injuring three others when the driver lost control. Police officer Hugh Waddell restrained Reeves who was then placed under mental examination. Passengers Weber Watson and Virginia Sampson provided accounts of her behavior.
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Kansas City
Greyhound
Lillian Reeves
St. Louis
Seattle
Hugh Waddell
Waddell
Five Bills Would Boost Medicare
Washington AP five bills to extend and improve the Social Security medicare program were introduced by Rep Benjamin S Rosenthal. He says one would provide benefit allowances toward prescription drugs and notes price gaps between brand name and generic drugs. Other measures would reimburse transit to hospital or rehab, let beneficiaries claim benefits before paying medical bills, ensure nursing home and noninstitutional services with quality standards, and allow states to provide hospital insurance for state and local employees not covered by Social Security.
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Washington
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-Ny
House
Woman Found Dead In Blazing Newburgh Room
In Newburgh AP report Mrs. Viola Bierman aged 53 was found dead yesterday in her ground floor one room apartment after a fire. Firemen contained the blaze to the single unit and located her body in an easy chair at Liberty Street address 34.
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Newburgh
Viola Bierman
Area Girls St Agnes Graduates Area Girls St Agnes Graduates
Three area girls graduate from St. Agnes School Loudonville Janet Burr Pamela Howe and Leslie Finnan received honors. Howe daughter of John A Howe Jr Cropseyville won Gold Medal Award highest four year average mathematics prize and cum laude honors. Burr daughter Arthur A Burr 983 Spring Ave won reach prize and belonged to History Latin clubs and Candy Striper. Finnan led Latin Club was year book staff and joined History Choir Folk Singing and Drama clubs. Also Troy students Cathy Finch Vicky Howe made high honors and Carla Rasmussen Susan Gardner earned honors.
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St. Agnes’ School
Loudonville
Janet Burr
Pamela Howe
Leslie Finnan
Miss Howe
John A. Howe Jr
Cropseyville
St. Agnes
Miss Burr
Arthur A. Burr
Spring Ave
Samaritan Hospital
Miss Finnan
Troy
Cathy Finch
Vicky Howe
Carla Rasmussen
Susan Gardner
Woman Dies While Driving Through Nassau
Mrs. Lillian Boyd, 71, of 58 Academy St Amsterdam, died suddenly Sunday while driving through Nassau on her way home from Connecticut. Coroner Anthony E. Matera ruled natural causes after she complained of chest pain and collapsed. She was pronounced dead at Dr. Vija Matisona’s office. Deputy Sheriff John Middlebrook investigated for Rensselaer County.
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Lillian Boyd
Academy St
Amsterdam
Nassau
Connecticut
Anthony E. Matera
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