Bryce Will Not Seek Reelection To Troy Board Post
Bryce L Merrick Bryce longtime Troy Funeral Director and board member announced he will not seek reelection this year He had been the sole candidate for May 3 The move came as part of three surprises at a Troy Board of Education meeting in the Troy High School library The board also backed the Saratoga Springs board in a dispute over slack wearing and returned to a six tenths of a mile transportation eligibility standard for grammar school pupils
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L. Merrick Bryce
Troy Board of Education
Bryce
Troy High School
Saratoga Springs
New
William A. O'Neil
O'Neil
Stow Hill
Marines Finish Viet Nam Coast Battle by Halting North Regiment
In three days of combat on the central coast near Quang Ngai the 6 000 strong U S Marines and South Vietnamese routed about half a North Vietnamese army regiment and dispersed the rest. The operation capped the Marines first year in Viet Nam and marked their finest ground action to date. Separate air raids on North Viet Nam reported two U S planes lost.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Viet Nam
da Nang
Quang Ngai
U. S
Senate Panel Approves Viet Nam Aid Bill Without War Amendments
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved an emergency aid bill of 275 million dollars for South Viet Nam after stripping war policy amendments. Secretary Rusk defended a limited objective and urged a united stance, with 18-1 votes and Wayne Morse as the sole dissenter. The committee also endorsed a 415 million dollars package for Viet Nam and other trouble spots while Congress debates a six billion dollar tax plan to fund the effort.
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South Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Rusk
Congress
Executive
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Viet Nam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Malverne Mothers Seek Dismissal in Desegregation Case
Nine Malverne white mothers arrested over school desegregation seek dismissal of breach of peace charges citing two U S Supreme Court rulings overturning convictions of civil rights demonstrators in Louisiana. They have kept over 100 children from assigned schools since March 2 and now teach at home in makeshift classrooms. Attorney Mason L Hampton Jr. argues breach of peace statutes in Louisiana and New York share virtually identical language.
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State Assembly
Louisiana
New York
Aiken Opposes Adverse Waterway Report on Champlain Cutoff
Sen. George D. Aiken challenges the International Champlain Waterway Board findings that the Champlain cutoff would not be financially viable. He cites a Vermont survey showing 25 percent of industries would use the waterway and warns the IJC hearings may crown a railroad victory. The IJC will hold May hearings while considering five plans for a 27 to 32 foot deep route linking the Hudson and St. Lawrence systems.
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Washington
Hudson
St. Lawrence Rivers
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
International Champlain Waterway Board
Champlain
Vermont
International Joint Commission
Joint Commission
IJC
St. Lawrence Seaway
Hudson River
Albany
New York City
New York Budget Cuts Take Shape in Legislature
Seven weeks after Gov Rockefeller proposed a 3.987 billion budget, the Legislature nears bill form with cuts expected between 20 and 43 million dollars. Senate Republicans and Assembly Democrats prepare to meet leaders and fiscal chairmen to decide the final reductions. Meanwhile mayor Lindsay faces protests over real estate tax hikes and commuters tax. A state minimum wage bill and divorce reform measure also await floor action as budget deadlines loom.
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Rockefeller
Assembly Democrats
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
Warren Anderson
Binghamton
Assembly
Anthony J. Travin
Albany County
Harvey M. Lisset
Ways and Means Committee
New York City
Albany
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Broad coalition backs broadened New York abortion law
A wide range of social civic religious and political representatives urged changes to New York State abortion law before a legislative committee. Except for one witness the group supports expanding grounds for abortion under the 83 year old statute.
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Albany
New York State
Gov
Medical Society backs humane abortion bill in Albany
The State Medical Society endorsed a bill to broaden New York therapeutic abortion law. Dr. Carl Goldmark testified the group gave general approval of the humane abortion measure before a legislative committee.
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Albany
State Medical Society
Carl Goldmark
Abortion Grounds Considered by Assembly Panel
The Assembly's Health Committee held a hearing on revisions proposed by Assemblyman Percy Sutton to broaden grounds for therapeutic abortions. The measure would allow abortions if the mother's life or health is at risk, expanding beyond the current life-saving standard.
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Assembly
Committee On Health
Percy Sutton
Manhattan
Sutton
Government Tightens Desegregation Rules Across U.S.
Government announces stricter desegregation rules aimed at ending dual school systems by fall 1967. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell says a House subcommittee will probe neighborhood de facto segregation in nine northern cities, including Washington New York and Los Angeles. A deadline of June 30 1970 is set for full compliance with potential loss of federal funds for noncompliant districts.
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South
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D-N.y
House
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Los Angeles
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Detroit
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San Francisco
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North
House Education and Labor Committee
Court Upholds Key Parts of Vote Law
The Supreme Court sustains core provisions of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, upholding federal authority to suspend literacy tests and place registrars in the Deep South to root out racial discrimination. Justice Black dissents in part over review of new voting laws by states. Surgeon General says noncompliant hospitals lose Medicare participation. compliance tied to federal aid.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Deep South
Earl Warren
High Court
Hugo L. Black
Black
William H.stewart
Stewart
Woman and cat die from same shot in Malta case
The estranged husband of 33 year old Mrs Eileen Bouford is sought for questioning after she was shot to death near her parents home on Atkins Road Town of Malta. A teletype alarm for William H Bouford Jr 45 a painter is active but the rifle involved has not been found. Autopsy shows chest wound. Bouford described as tall heavy and may be in a 1956 sedan with possible sawed off .22 rifle. Funeral plans set for Thursday.
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Saratoga
Stand O'Neil
Saratoga Board
Dudley P. van Arnam
Allen
Sharon Dalrymple
William Dalrymple
Board of Education
Eileen Edith Bouford
Atkins Road
Malta
William H. Bouford Jr
Ballston Spa
Bouford
James H. Smith
Troop G
Loudonville
William Werner
Saratoga Hospital
Albany
Atkins
Troy
Massachusetts
John Rubiero
Bonford
Wheeler Funeral Home
Edwin Vonderheide
Malta Ridge Methodist Church
Factory Village Cemetery
Mrs
Ruth Oppics
Amsterdam
William Bouford
Omaha, Neb
Diane Bouford
Police recover 1956 sedan linked to Bouford disappearance
State Police said early today they recovered a 1956 sedan believed driven by Bouford after his disappearance following a shooting. The car was found abandoned by a trooper from the Saratoga station at Ballston Spa.
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Bouford
Saratoga
Ballston Spa
Local woman killed in home shooting shock
Yesterday a man sought for homicide after Mrs. Bonford was shot while placing her cat in a bed in an attached back shed. The bullet pierced the shed window, her hand, the cat and her heart, killing all. Investigators offered no motive and gave no details about the weapon.
Dublin Nelson Column blown up in city bombing
An explosion destroyed Dublin's Nelson Column on O Connell Street near the Liffey. Police cordoned the area as hard blocks of stone littered the street. The monument honors Admiral Nelson and stood over 100 feet tall near the General Post Office.
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Ireland
Nelson
O’connell
Liffey River
Irish Republican Army
General Post Office
O'Connell Street
Post Office
Madison Square Garden to Be Cinema Center
Irving Mitchell Felt announces MSG will be transformed into a cinema center in midtown Manhattan. The project includes twin 39 story towers, six theaters, stage venues, and film studios with construction set to begin after the current hall moves to new quarters atop Pennsylvania Station, slated for completion by late 1969.
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Madison Square Garden
Midtown Manhattan
Irving Mitchell Felt
Madison Square Garden Corp
Pennsylvania Station
Felt
Eighth Avenue
Ninth Avenue
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50Th Streets
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