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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1967
Page
1
On Mary's Hospital plans call for a 1 291 250 first floor renovation and expansion to completely modernize and upgrade its laboratory diagnostic facilities. One third of the expenditure will be funded by a Hill Burton Fund grant.
A Hill Burton grant is set to fund renovation and a new wing at St Marys Hospital in Rensselaer County. The plan calls for an 80 by 80 foot addition with potential second floor, a rebuilt first floor housing X ray and radiology, a new procedure room, updated emergency and central sterile areas, and an elevator. Work begins next month with completion targeted in 18 months.
Gov. Rockefeller asked the New York Legislature to empower the motor vehicle commissioner to order driver reexaminations. Proposals set age-based tests, time-since-last-exam criteria, and possible license denial or limits. Other measures name the governor as final highway safety authority under federal act.
Senator Thomas J. Dodd denied enriching himself from public office amid a Senate ethics probe. He offered to refund money from testimonial dinners on request and said the $170,000 raised was a tax free gift used for political debts and office costs.
Washington April 11 election looms as Adam Clayton Powell faces Republican James Meredith in a contest seen by some House members as a bid to calm a clash between Congress and the courts. Powell’s supporters expect victory and a swift seating once results are certified, with McCormack and leaders pressured to act.
Raymond Jones resigns as New York County Democratic leader accusing Robert F Kennedy of splitting the party. He vows to stay in charge and backs Adam Clayton Powell for re election while Kennedy denies sole leadership of New York Democrats.
Albany AP reports calls for a New York state investigation into FBI style spying on university faculty at State University campuses. Brockport president Albert Brown denies spying, while teachers and professors demand scrutiny of campus political surveillance amid Vietnam War protests.
A 21 year old woman gave birth to eight premature babies in Mexico City, four boys and four girls, all under a pound. Doctors say survival chances are slim. infants were moved to Social Security Hospital as crowd gathered outside and police guarded entrances. The parents, Maria Teres Lopez de Sepulveda and Gener General, already have a 3 year old son.
United Auto Workers President Waller P. Reuther warned a strike may occur in the next contract talks to secure a guaranteed annual income from the auto industry. He urged action at a Miami Beach gathering of about 290 delegates, criticizing AFL-CIO leadership and calling the labor movement vegetating while vowing not to sign without a guaranteed income.
In South Viet Nam the United States expands air actions against North Viet Nam. Bombing targets include the Thai Nguyen steel mill near Hanoi and a helicopter airfield at Phu Loi while Operation Junction City continues in War Zone C. Casualties include several American dead and wounded, with four soldiers killed and 23 wounded in one mortar attack.
Investigators near Urbana Ohio pursued two airliner crashes that killed 64 this week. They found the private Beechcraft engines south and east of the TWA jet, about three quarters of a mile apart. Early findings point to a propeller problem in the Lake Central crash as the cause.
In Esquire excerpt author Gore Vidal attacks the Kennedy legacy as an illusion engineered by the family to sustain power. He accuses the Kennedys of creating a legend through money and media, noting large funds and staged images to propel Robert F Kennedy and John F Kennedy. He questions Mrs Kennedy's role and compares the widow to historic figures, arguing the dynasty feeds a perpetual myth.
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