Troy Man Shot In Burglary Try
The report notes a Troy man shot during a burglary attempt and mentions regional tensions as Egypt seeks U S pressure on Israel. Diplomatic sources cite U S promises to push Israeli withdrawal and minor border adjustments amid the Arab Israeli conflict. Premier Golda Meir faces ministerial criticism over a peace map interview in Jerusalem.
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Troy
Egypt
U.S
Israel
United Press International
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Middle East
U.N
Thant
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Beirut
Amman
Damascus
Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
Holy Land
St. Peter's Square
Cairo
Egyptaan
Sisco
Washington
Anti War Show Draws Jammed Crowd at Fayetteville Coffeehouse
A counter war show headlined by Jane Fonda and others played to a sold out five hundred seat Haymarket Square Coffeehouse near Ft. Bragg. The program spoofed Vietnam era military procedures and President Nixon with acts including a Mekong Delta football spoof and characters named Richard and the 82nd Airborne. The Army refused to allow the performance at Ft. Bragg, while a federal court later allowed access to Cumberland County Auditorium.
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Fayetteville, N.C
Jane Fonda
Nixon
Haymarket Square
Ft. Bragg
Miss Fonda
Barbara Dane
Donald Sutherland
Peter Boogle
Gary Goodrow
Elliott Gould
Boyle
Sutherland
Mekong
U. S. Army 101St Airborne Division
Pat
Goodrow
Richard
White House
Angela Davis
82Nd Airborne
Ft Bragg
Gregory
Army
USSF
Cumberland County
Peter Boyle
Fayetteville
N.C
Troy man shot by Watervliet police after alleged gas station burglary
Donald C. Daley, 25, was shot four times as he ran from Scully's Service Station in Watervliet after allegedly burglarizing the store. Daley was hit in the shoulder, lower chest, hip and upper leg and taken to Samaritan Hospital in satisfactory condition. Police said he fled through a window, carried a screwdriver and chisel, and was charged with third degree burglary.
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Watervliet Asst
Richard H. Spratt
C. Fred Tallman
Scully’s
Donald C. Daley
Troy
Samaritam Hospital
David Plouff
Watervliet
Samaritan Hospital
Daley
Second Street
Robert Beston
Donald Kimmey
Scully
3Rd Ave
Boston
William E. Scully
Broadway
Turkish Army ousts cabinet amid crisis in Ankara
Turkish President Sunay met political leaders to form a strong government after generals ousted Premier Demirel’s cabinet. Extremist actors exploded devices at the U S Consulate and media offices, injuring none, as Sunay negotiates a unity coalition with reforms to be outlined by Wednesday.
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Ankara
Cevdet Sunay
Turkey
Suleyman Demirel
Istanbul
U.S
Dunya
Sunay
Sunny
Indira Gandhi Wins Two Thirds Parliamentary Victory
Indira Gandhi secured a two thirds majority in India's Parliament by winning 348 of 505 seats with 348 thus giving Congress a dominant grip. The victory permits constitutional amendments and signals the decline of major opposition. it follows her earlier dissolution of the prior Parliament and strong support from supporters.
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New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
India
Gandhi
Congress
Party
Apesstveness
Pompidou Brandt Win Municipal Votes in France
In nationwide municipal elections, Gaullist government support rose as leftist parties held ground. Turnout fell due to weather and apathy, with centrists losing ground to opponents of Pompidou. Government gains ranged about 10 to 20 percent versus 1965.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
United States
Britain
Commu
Soldiers Murdered for Passes Described by Vietnam Vets
Ten Vietnam veterans testified before about 1,000 observers in South Orange New Jersey detailing how American soldiers used 214 ton trucks to run down villagers and killed pregnant women and elderly men for a three day pass. The remarks were part of a Vietnam Veterans series continuing on Page 2.
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South Orange
Vietnam Veterans
U S Jets Hit Tanks in Laos Laser-Guided Attacks Reported
U S fighter bombers struck into Laos destroying two of five Soviet built tanks near Lam Bao after noon. Air power used laser guided bombs to hit tanks and tunnel complexes with no U S casualties and light South Vietnamese losses amid eleven shelling attacks on bases.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Laos
Lam Bao
Lao Bao
South Vietnam
Judge Rules Single Killing Can Convict Calley
The court martial judge ruled that if the jury finds Calley killed even one Vietnamese civilian at My Lai they may convict on specifications one or two, with possible verdicts including voluntary manslaughter to first degree murder. Calley faces charges for the March 16, 1968 massacre involving 102 victims and the killing of a monk and a child.
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FT. Benning, Ga
William Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Col
Reid Kennedy
House Vote Slated On Funds For SST
The House is set to vote on continuing funds for the supersonic transport program as part of the race with major powers to market a new airliner. A constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 18 may also be approved before week’s end in state and local elections and federal contests.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Congress
State Reports Urge Federal Funding of Welfare Costs
The 1970 annual report from New York State Social Services and the Board of Social Welfare urges federal assumption of welfare costs. It notes 1970 expenditures rose to a record 3.27 billion with 1.52 million people aided monthly and proposes state supervision, a work training test, and measures to separate dependents from the employable.
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State Department of Social Services and Board of Social Welfare
New York
Woman 62 killed in garage accident in Cam bridge
A 62 year old Washington County woman, Wilhelmine Lind, was killed when her husband, Harry S. Lind, backed a car from a garage and then apparently shifted to forward gear pinning her against a work bench. She died en route to Mary McClellan Hospital. Coroner Charles Cole investigated.
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Washington County
Cambridge
South Glens Falls
Wilhelmine Lind
Harry S. Lind
Belle Road
South Cambridge
Mary McClellan Hospital
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Bob Hope
Vietnam
Mit
Armed Forces
Demirel
Justice Party
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pompidou
Brandt
House
Baldwin Maull
Board of Social Services
Rockefeller
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