Wirtz Sees Deferments Unnecessary
Secretary of Labor Wirtz testified there is no need to defer college students or apprentices from the draft if 19-year-olds are taken first. He said the nation can meet military and industrial needs with present deferment rules, while warning extensions may be needed for certain industries if deferments continue.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard ‘Wirtz
Javits
RNY
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Austen
Wirtz
Sing Out Upstate dazzles Grafton in 60th Anniversary fest
Grafton citizens applaud the youthful cast of Sing Out Upstate as they perform at St. Joseph’s Hall Troy marking Grafton Elementary School’s 60th anniversary. Jack Robinson leads the cast with 13 area colleges represented among the early 100 attendees. The event featured Voice of Democracy winners and a prize ceremony for the district essay contest.
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Grafton
Sing Out Upstate
St. Joseph's Hall
Troy
Upstate
Joseph R. Mahoney
Jack Robinson
RPI
Renee Laraby
Lynda, Laraby
Darlene Laraby
Robert D. Perkins
Voice of Democracy
Carner
Etman
Smith Post
WEW
Rensselaer ’County
Mary Ann Walsh
Susanne Freeman
Center Berlin
Randall Bentley
Berlin
Richard Sagendorf
Grafton Youth Commission
Hank Hazleton
Donald MacDonald
Evelyn Selkins
Louise Boch
Couple Appeals Custody Of Four Year Old Girl
In New York a foster father Nunzio d Marchese seeks custody of Anne Nancy Pagani on her fourth birthday. He and his wife say they provided love and a home, while the child has lived in a foundation. Marchese’s family testified in State Supreme Court supporting return to the foster parents.
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New York
Anne Nancy Pagani
Nunzio d. Marchese
Anne
State Supreme Court
Marchese
I Marchese
Josephine
Long Islands
Red Allies Reluctantly Aid Hanoi in Crisis
Kremlin and East European capitals plan new emergency aid to Hanoi including missiles and jet fighters. Moscow faces transport hurdles as China blocks routes, pushing riskier overland and sea deliveries. A larger aid program is to be discussed at the Prague meeting of Communist leaders next month.
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London
Kremlin
North Vietnam
Moscow
U.S
Hanoi
Prague
Jesus Great Invitation Described by Pastor Kruener
Rev Harry H Kruener preached at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church on Christ's universal invitation Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden The sermon urged yielding to Jesus yoke not escape from labor He urged accepting people with trust gratitude and living water that never runs dry
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Harry H. Kruener
D.D
Kruener
Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims
Brooklyn
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Thomas Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Lansingburgh
Jesus
God
Lawmaker Claims Con Ed Tax Savings Not Passed To Consumers
A Housing Authority lawyer said Consolidated Edison failed to pass a 1966 tax saving to customers and showed an abnormally small tax credit that year. Lawyer Ben Herzberg pressed Con Edison during a Public Service Commission hearing on a $23.9 million rate increase, cross examining Emannuel Toder as he argued the company benefited from depreciation agreements with the government rather than consumer relief.
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New York
UPI
Consolidated
Edison
Ben Herzberg
Con Edison
Public Service Commission
Herzberg
Con Ed
Emanuel Toder
COEUT
Rteen
UPE
UPI Proposes $18 Weekly Wage Package to Guild
New York AP report says United Press International offered the Wire Service Guild a news wage package totaling 3 18 a week for top scale newsmen and photographers. The offer followed wage negotiations amid newsroom discussions.
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NEW York
United ‘Press: International
Wire Service Guild
Lindsay Seeks Third Try At New York State Aid
In Albany Mayor John V. Lindsay pressed Gov. Rockefeller and lawmakers for a final time to approve more state aid to cover a roughly 5 billion dollar city budget. He floated four statewide lotteries to boost local revenues and proposed a separate school district plan for each of New York City's five counties, but neither would close the deficit amid pension and retirement costs.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
John V. Lindsay
Rockefeller
Executive Mansion
Lindsay
Aepmvineh Smayul Auow
New York City
Bea
Snow Flurries Seen For Troy Today
Cloudy skies and snow flurries are predicted for today in the Troy area. Highs will be in the 30s with an overnight low around 30. Tomorrow’s weather parts out as partly described with continued cold conditions. The article also notes labor contract talks and wage scales affecting news staff at UPI and related unions.
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Troy
Doctor Drops Suit Against Accuser
Dr. Carl Coppolino dropped his 1 275 000 suit against Mrs. Marjorie Farber after a judge refused to bar newsmen from a courtroom where Coppolino was to be questioned. The dismissal with prejudice leaves open the option to refile later. Coppolino had claimed Farber falsely accused him of murdering her husband, Lt. Col. William E. Farber, in New Jersey. He was acquitted in that case and faces a Naples trial on April 3 for the death of his first wife Carmela, allegedly killed by an injection. defense says she died of natural causes.
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Sarasota, Fla
Carl Coppolino
Marjorie Farber
Coppolino
Farber
William E. Farber
Monmouth County
N.J
Cappolino
Naples
Carmela
Stiff Safety Standards Could Add Billions to Auto Prices
Senate hearing hears Sen Robert Griffin claim stricter auto safety rules might raise car costs by about 1 billion dollars annually. A former National Traffic Safety Agency official argues that costs from deaths and injuries reach 8 to 88 billion yearly, urging balance of costs and benefits.
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Washington
UPI
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
National Traffic Safety’ “Agency
Griffin
Senate
William I. Stieglitz
The
Safety Agency
Spending Spree Traps Troy Girl 13
A 13 year old Troy girl stole a wallet containing 76 dollars from Miss Mary Decker in a Peerless Co store dressing room. She spent about 50 dollars on goods then was released to her parents pending action in Rensselaer County Family Court. Police recovered 8.83 of the money. wallet found on River Street near Second Street.
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Troy
Peerless Co. ,Inc
Rensselaer County
Congress Street
Thomas Dean
Police Juvenile Aid Bureau
Det
Madsen
Plainclothesman
Com
Cornell students suspended for draft card protest
Ithaca AP Eleven Cornell University students were suspended or placed on probation for defying a university order to halt solicitation of pledges to destroy draft cards. The actions followed a Spring Mobilization plan spanning daily efforts and a rally set for April 15, with about 40 pledges obtained.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Lowell T. George
Undergraduate ‘Judiciary Board
Vietnam
Military Takeover in Sierra Leone Casts New Rule
Brig. David Lansana announced military rule after seizing power in Sierra Leone. The governor-general and premier Siaka Stevens were reportedly placed under house arrest at State House during a swearing in, as the national station operated under heavy guard at 6 p.m. local time.
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Freetown
Sierra Leone
David Lansana
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