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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1966

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Gemini 8 docking ends in emergency sea rescue

Gemini 8 astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott landed safely after a first docking attempt with the Agena target ship led to a violent roll and fuel issues. They were rescued by the destroyer Mason near Okinawa and to be debriefed at Cape Kennedy, Johnson called their poise remarkable.

Cape Kennedy Fila Gemini Gemini 8 Neil Armstrong David Scott Mason Okinawa Armstrong Scott Agena Johnson Space Agency Pacific Ocean Wil Naha Earth Washington United States Soviet Union Robert H. Goddard Air Force Neil A. Armstrong David R. Scott John Carlton Agena Space Vehicle

Salem Man Awarded 115000 for 34Year Candy Theft Case

Stephen Dennison, jailed since 1926 for a $5 roadside candy theft, wins 115000 from the Court of Claims. The ruling labels his confinement as a tragic error and criticizes the state's treatment in Napanoch and Dannemora. Dennison, now 57, was released in 1960 after his half-brother pushed for habeas corpus.

Bob Fusco Salem Court of Claims Stephen Dennison Glens Falls Dennison George Clark Mills Napanoch Caus Dannemora Jackson Washington County Elmira State Elmira Dannemora State Hospital Stephen Supreme Court Plattsburgh Robert G. Main Justice Main U. S. Supreme Court Denison George H. Wein William V. Canale Canale

Budget Slashed as Rockefeller Plan Heads for Vote

Gov. Rockefeller's 3.9 billion budget was cut by about 90 to 100 million and rushed through the Legislature on a fast track toward a floor vote. Leaders warned no final totals would be released until morning as Democrats and Republicans haggle over further reductions.

Albany Rockefeller Pramuhlinan Namaeratic Assembly Anthony K. Travia Senate Earl W. Brydges

Economic Unit Urges Standby Tax Increase

The Senate House Economic Committee urged a standby tax increase and suspension of investment tax credits to curb inflation. The plan would trigger via a joint resolution signed by the president, with only Democrats endorsing the majority report. Republicans warned of possible inflation and a 1967 recession.

Washington UPI Senate House Economic Committee Congress Congressional Committee Council of Economic Advisers Senate House Conress Johnson GOP Jacob K. Javits N. Y Wright D. Patman D-Tex

Gerda Munsinger Case Looms Over Ottawa Politics

An upcoming inquiry into Gerda Munsinger’s ties to two former cabinet ministers could reshape Canadian politics. Justice Minister Lucien Cardin accuses links to spies, while John Diefenbaker parties push that inquiry will vindicate them. Munsinger denies spying and says ties were social.

Ottawa Gerda Munsinger Justice Lucien Cardin John G. Diefenbaker Cardin Diefenbaker Lester B. Pearson Canadian Broadcasting Co Munich Munsinger

Yanks Score One Sided Victory In Jungle Test

US paratroops of the 173rd Airborne Brigade clashed with Viet Cong near Saigon in a four hour battle. American firepower and air strikes were cited as key in the reported victory with Viet Cong casualties estimated over 275.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S D Zone 173Rd Airborne Brigade Cao Lanh Mekong Delta Dien Bien Phu Hanoi U.S. Air Force Air Force Navy North Viet Nam Red Dinh Tuong Mekong River

Industry Output and Jobs Rise in February

The Federal Reserve reports February strengthened industrial production and nonfarm employment while retail sales held steady. Overall output reached 151.3 percent of the 1957-55 average, up 9 percent from a year earlier and slightly above January. Consumer goods, apparel, and durable goods showed gains though auto assemblies dipped.

Washington Federal Reserve Board New York City

Dublin Girds for a Quiet St Patrick's Day amid Easter fears

Dublin authorities eye hotheads as St Patrick s Day opens with hopeful calm. Officials worry about Easter 1916 anniversary prospects and note Nelson Pillar’s destruction may fuel violence fears despite assurances of a peaceful parade and commercial celebrations.

Dublin Ireland New York Boston Downpatrick County Down O’connell St. Patrick’s Day Nelson Pillar

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