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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1967

Page

2

Violent Weather Roils Nation With Tornadoes and Hail

A wide storm system caused injuries and damage across Virginia and surrounding states. Tornadoes swept Moncks Corner South Carolina with minor damage while Birmingham faced record rain and deadly news from recent days. Winds reached 78 mph in Radford and 50 mph in Roanoke, with heavy rains soaking Baltimore Salisbury and Cleveland as lake warnings were issued and cold air swept the Midwest.

Virginia South Hill Radford Roanoke Moncks Corner S.C Charleston Birmingham Ala Ohio Valley Mid- Atlantic States New England Salisbury Baltimore Pennsylvania Beckley W. Va Blairsville Dakotas Nebraska Wisconsin Washington Montana Pacific Coast Mississippi Valley Pellston Mich Montpelier Niagara Falls N.Y McAllen Tex Brownsville

Teacher Pleads Innocent In Dope Case

Castleton State College language instructor Mrs. Ann Harris 24 of Rutland pleaded innocent to marijuana possession and posted 1000 bail. In a 15 month drug probe two students Kevin Cosgrove Jr. 20 of Rutland and Ellis Pearson 21 of Albany N.Y. also pleaded innocent and were released on bail.

Rutland Castleton State College Ann Harris Kevin M. Cosgrove Jr Ellis Pearson Albany N.Y

Creator Backs CIA Program Cont.

The piece details Allen Braden's claim that the CIA funded cultural and labor initiatives to counter communism, including a 1962 decision by UAW delegates to invest strike fund gains into the Free World Labor Movement. Braden says he proposed such programs in 1950, with approval from Dulles, and cites recipients like the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the magazine Encounter as examples of covert support. Victor Reuther rejected a CIA hiring request, and the UAW pledged to avoid government funds while aiding anti-Communist efforts. The article discusses several international groups and the broader strategy to mask American influence.

UAW Reuther Free World Labor Movement Braden John Kennedy California Allen Dulles CIA United States International Communist Front International Association of Democratic Lawyers The World Peace Council Women’s International Democratic Federation International Union For Students World Federation of Democratic Youth International Organization of Journalists World Federation of Trade Unions United Nations Adlai Stevenson Boston Symphony Orchestra U.S Paris John Foster Dulles Dwight D. Eisenhower Encounter England European Congress For Cultural Freedom

Cut Cards For Mayor In Dundee Scotland Election

In Dundee Scotland a city election produced a dead heat between Labour and Progressive candidates for mayor. The result stemmed from a card draw to decide which party would hold the mayoralty, with Labour drawing five and the Progressive seven, shifting political balance after 13 years.

Dundee Scotland

Vanderbilt Cup Victory Reveals Bold Bridge Bidding

Oswald and Jim recount a Vanderbilt Cup knockout run where Ron van der Porten of San Francisco carries a risky contract in spades. The tale highlights early aggressive bidding, clever ruffing, and precise trump play that secures an overtrick and decisive win, with contrasting action at the other table.

Oswald Jim Dim Ron van der Porten San Francisco Lew Mather Ron West Hearts East South North

Powell Fight Goes To Court

Powell seeks immediate Supreme Court action to overturn House exclusion from the 90th Congress over travel and payroll fund charges. His lawyers argue urgent public importance and seek bypass of normal appeals, while district and appeals courts weighed in on timing. Powell cites Harlem residents' representation as a key factor.

Washington UPC Adam Clayton Powell Supreme Court High Powell House U.S George Hart U.S. Court of Appeals Harlem

Chemists Not Involved In Trial

New York city medical examiner Dr Milton Helpern said three suspensions in his department were not related to Dr Carl Cappolino’s murder trial in Naples Florida. He noted none were medical staff and they were not called to testify, with civil service review underway.

New York Milton Helpern Carl Cappolino Naples Fla Helpern James March James Callise Richard Coumbis Cappolino Halpern

Lunar Orbiter 4 Nears Moon Orbit

Pasadena readers learn Lunar Orbiter 4 is set to reach lunar orbit this morning after 8 a.m. PDT. Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists say the U S spacecraft will photograph large lunar areas and will join Lunar Orbiters 2 and 3, which remain tracked though their photo work has ended.

Pasadena Calif UPI Moon Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Bombers Hit Near Khe Sanh and Pleiku in Vietnam War

UPI reports heavy air action over North Vietnam with B52s striking near Pleiku and Thanh Hoa and Navy aircraft targeting rail bridges, oil depots, and supply routes. Casualties reported among helicopters and ground units fluctuate amid ongoing combat near Kontum, Bong Song, and An Khe.

U.S North Vietnam Dien Bien Phu Atthe Mu Gia Pass Laos A6 Navy Enterprise Thanh Hoa Hancock and Bon Homme Richard Vinh J Khe Sanh Saigon Pleiku City Highland Kontum City Central Highlands Bong Song An Khe Pei Diering Vietnam

Four Women Die En Route To Church in Canal Crash

In South Bay Florida four elderly women died when their car plunged into a canal while heading to church. The driver Mary Pearch 65 of Miami survived and was pulled from the water by Robert A. Taylor 29 of Plantation, a commercial airline pilot. The victims were Helena Grace Warner 79 Belle Joyner 68 Jane McCrelis 81 and Virginia Dietrich 66 all of Miami. The incident occurred near South Bay about 70 miles northwest of Miami.

South Bay Fla Helena Grace Warner Belle Joyner Jane McCrelis Virginia Dietrich Miami Mary Pearch Robert A. Taylor Plantation

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