Missing Malta man’s boat capsizes in Saratoga Lake
Charles Morgan Bloodgood III, 26, of Malta Avenue, Town of Malta, disappeared after a 10 foot aluminum boat capsized during fishing near Manning Cove. Two companions were rescued. divers searched at dusk and planned to resume at 8:30 a.m. today.
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Javits Weighs Presidential Bid After NY Governor Exit
Sen. Jacob K. Javits signaled a possible 1968 bid for the Republican presidential nomination after leaving the New York governor race. He urged a progressive, moderate GOP ticket and warned against another large defeat, aiming to unify New York Republicans around the strongest candidate.
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New Labor Measure Proposed By Gov Rockefeller
Albany AP The Legislature returns to work to review Gov Rockefeller's plan for a new labor law to replace the Condon Wadlin Act. GOP sources say proposals to regulate government agencies and public employees will be submitted this week while Senate and Assembly leaders seek more time to finish business. Democrats reject the labor panel's recommendations for repeal and milder reforms as incomplete.
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Nickerson Attacks Rockefeller Over Campaign Support
Nassau County Executive Eugene Nickerson accused Governor Nelson Rockefeller of deceitful tactics after Rockefeller accepted backing from both liberal and conservative Republicans. Nickerson called Rockefeller desperate and noted nominations from Sen. Jacob Javits and former Rep. William Miller as evidence. Jackie Robinson allegedly warned against Miller’s public backing.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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William Miller
Upstate Lockport
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Ad copy promises ACTION and RESULTS for four days run
Classified ad text touts low cost of 2.52 for a four day run and claims to deliver action and results for advertisers. It invites readers to call RECORD NEWSPAPERS CLASSIFIED ADS to obtain similar outcomes.
Police Quell Collegiants In Galveston
Officers using billy clubs and tear gas dispersed a 3 500 strong unruly crowd on East Beach during Splash Day. One youth was hospitalized after a head wound while 287 people were arrested over the weekend for drunkenness minors alcohol and fighting as Texas Rangers departed Galveston.
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May Day protests burn over Vietnam War around the world
Anti-U S protests marked May Day with riots and demonstrations from Moscow and Stockholm to Glasgow and Kuala Lumpur. In Red Square Soviet officials criticized U S aggression in Vietnam while Chinese crowds celebrated with leaders from 60 countries watching.
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Parachutist in Critical Condition After Oxygen Loss
Parachutist Nick Piantanida, 33, of Brick Town New Jersey, fell ill from an apparent oxygen failure at 57,000 feet during a high altitude balloon jump. He was hospitalized at Worthington Minnesota and earlier aimed for a 125,000 foot ascent to set a world free fall record.
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Mrs. Wallace Leads Alabama Primary Race
Alabama voters face a pivotal primary as Lurleen Wallace leads amid debates over the Negro vote's impact. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr urges solidarity while federal agents prepare to oversee fair access in 30 communities. The outcome could reshape state politics and local offices.
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Saigon May Day Protests Rally For Peace Amid Air War
U S Air Force B52s hit Viet Cong bases near Saigon while 7th Fleet ships shell coastal targets. May Day demonstrations in Saigon call for peace and end to air attacks amid reports of Communist infiltrators. Ground action in Vietnam largely quiet with weather hampering operations and claims of heavy casualties by U S Marines in separate operations.
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Senators Fight Shortages of Equipment for Vietnam War
Senate investigators report shortages in Southeast Asia as the Defense Department allegedly disposes of usable equipment. Fifteen staffers returning from the Far East and Europe will testify as hearings open. McNamara denies weapons were part of the issue, but shortages of support gear persist such as bulldozers tractors cranes and rock crushing plants.
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Southeast Asia
Defense
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Joseph Lippman
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Gold in the Scottish Highlands? Sutherland Council seeks test digs
Two Sutherland County Council members move to apply to the Highlands and Islands Development Board for trial gold mining in the Highlands. They cite historical gold rushes in the area and hope to find paying quantities, revisiting a pursuit once halted by the Duke of Sutherland.
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Sutherland
Walter Sutherland
John MacKay
Highland
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Griffin Seen Favorite To Replace McNamara In Senate
Washington reports Republican Rep. Robert P. Griffin, first elected in 1956, is the odds-on favorite to fill the late Sen. Patrick V. McNamara’s seat after his death from a stroke in Bethesda Maryland. Michigan Gov. George Romney is expected to name an interim successor within 10 days. Funeral services for McNamara will be held in Detroit with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. He was 71 and had earlier said he would not seek reelection.
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