Prominent Attorney Harry J Bartle dies at 56
Prominent Troy attorney and senior partner Harry J Bartle 56 of 5 Fair Lawn Lane died yesterday afternoon at McCarthy Nursing Home after a long illness. A graduate of Troy High School St Lawrence University and Albany Law School he served as president of the Rensselaer County Bar Association in 1944 and held directorships at National City Bank of Troy. He is survived by his wife Marion Wansbury Bartle a son and a daughter among others with funeral services set for Wednesday from McNulty Funeral Home and Our Lady of Victory Church with interment in St Agnes Cemetery Menands.
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Harry J. Bartle
Fairlawn Lane
Troy
Bartle, McGrane and Duffy
McCarthy
Harry and
Mary Tobin Bartle
Watervliet
Troy High School
St. Lawrence University
Albany Law School
The
Law Review
Justinian Society
New York State
Rensselaer County Bar Associations
Bartle
National City Bank of Troy
Troy Club
Troy Country Club
Our’ Lady of Victory
Society of the Stations of the Cross
St. Jéan de Baptiste Church
Marion Wansbury Bartle
Harry ‘J. Bartle III
Boston
Mass
Salvatore. J. Esposito
Jersey City
N.J
Emil S. Bartle
Helen E. Saunders
160 Dead In Brazilian Flooding
At least 160 people are confirmed dead after floods and landslides north of Sao Paulo caused by heavy rains. It marks the third major disaster along the Brazilian coast this year, with totals cited in Caraguatatuba and Paraibuna.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Caraguatatuba
Geraldo Nogueira
Jornal da Tarde
Paraibuna
Agenoy Camarco Neves
Kennedy Rockefeller clash over power plan in Albany
In Albany Kennedy and Rockefeller traded charges over an $8 billion electric power expansion. Kennedy labeled the plan a hoax while Rockefeller touted private nuclear generation and reduced state role. The dispute coincides with a push to adjourn by March 31 and talks on lottery drawings.
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Gerry McLaughlin
Kennedy
Albany
N. Y
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Crat
Rockefeller
Senate
Kennedy- Rockefeller
Washington
Tinue
New York State
State Atomic Space and Development Authority
Atomic Authority
House
Hershey Yields On Draft New Lottery Plan Faces Hurdles
Washington AP Sen Joseph Clark pressed Hershey as Johnson backs a draft lottery. Hershey, trepidatiously supportive, urged a four year extension of the current law ending June 30. He questioned student deferments and centralized draft boards while noting 19 year olds should be drafted first.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Johnson
Law
Hershey
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
Javits
Sen
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Reds Intensify Mortar Attacks Near War Zone C
In South Vietnam, Communists launched large ground and mortar assaults on American positions in War Zone C near Tay Ninh as President Johnson prepared for Guam talks. U S Marines also landed near the DMZ while heavy mortar and rocket fire targeted forward bases, with a fierce battle reported around artillery units of the 4th Infantry Division.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
President Johnson
Guam
Johnson
War Zone C
Coamhnadia
Vamavune
Vietnam
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Tay Ninh City
U.S
Junction City
Milk War and Vietnam Peace Talks Dominate Briefs
Chicago reports say farmers ask halt to milk marketing amid alleged intimidation tied to the milk war. Wisconsin Gov Knowles seeks FBI review for dairy actions. In Saigon, Thieu after Guam conference says Hanoi peace talks possible if North Vietnam agrees, while Ky urges world to note Communist aggression and defends peace with firmness.
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Chicago
Circuit
Michigan
FBI
NFO
Wisconsin
Thelers Association
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
National Farmers Organizar
Uton
Ingham
Federal Bureau of Investigation
North Viet Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Guam
Johnson
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Thien
Violence erupts in state near milk withholding action
LITTLE FALLS NY AP three persons including a 19 year old farm hand were arrested by state police in two incidents tied to a milk withholding strike called by the National Farmers Organization. James F Foster of Mohawk was charged with malicious mischief in a shooting at an NFO member's farm where milk deliveries had resumed after a three day halt. Foster reportedly did not belong to any dairy group. The incident occurred at the farm.
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Little Falls
N.Y
National Farmers Organization
James F. Foster
Mohawk
NFO
Foster
Allen Urges More State School Aid
New York education chief Commissioner James E. Allen warned that without higher state aid school property taxes would rise next year. He cited teacher salary increases as the main driver of higher district budgets and discussed the Blaine Amendment and church school aid amid constitutional questions.
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Bob Fusco
James E. Allen
Allen
Levittown
Long Island
State Board of Regents
Dateline
Albany
New York State
Ald Allen
Vote Fund Scrutiny Approved
In Albany the Assembly endorsed a bill to create a temporary state commission to investigate campaign financing. The 26 member panel would be funded with $50,000, with appointments by the governor the speaker and Senate majority leader plus other legislative leaders. The measure passed unanimously and heads to the Senate amid a busy session.
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William S. Stevens
Albany
N. Y
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Senate
Max Turshen
Personal Income Rise Smallest In 10 Months
Washington AP reports the Commerce Department data showing the smallest personal income gain in a year and February declines in durable goods orders. February personal income rose 2.4 billion to 609.9 billion at an annual rate, with private payrolls down for the first time in about two years. Wages in manufacturing fell while total wages and salaries still grew modestly.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Guam Parley Ends With Call For Victory and Peace
President Johnson and South Vietnamese leaders publically urged peace talks and tougher action against Communists amid a day of strategy meetings in Saigon. Ky blasted critics, reaffirmed rejection of any coalition with Communists, and insisted South Vietnam will not accept communism while seeking a path toward settlement.
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National Liberation Front
Johnson
Guam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
North
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
South Southurst
Sen
Robert F. Kennenam
D-N.y
Jin
Nguyen Cao
van Thien
Saigonland
Saigon
Honolulu
United States
Thieu
Kennedy
Court Upholds Police Shielding Informants in 5-4 Ruling
Washington AP reports Supreme Court affirms police may rely on informants without always revealing identities. The majority allows arrests on informant information with police testifying reliability, while trial judges weigh necessity of disclosure. Dissenters criticize the ruling as undermining informant safety.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Stewart
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