Johnson Pleas for Vietnam Peace and Aid Expansion
President Johnson urged Hanoi to counter China plans and pursue a political solution in Vietnam. He outlined three war faces, pledged unconditional talks, and proposed expanding aid to both South and North Vietnam after peace. He cited over 2 billion dollars in U.S. economic aid since 1954 and noted progress in rice and pig production amid heavy losses.
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Viet Nam
Hanoi
China
Johnson
United States
Asian Development Bank
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Eugene Black
World Bank
United Nations
South
Sunny Pleasant Day In Troy Area Forecast
The Troy area is set for a sunny and pleasant day with a mid-60s high and a low in the 30s. A cooler night is expected with 35 to 40 degrees. Increasing clouds are forecast for tomorrow with a warmer high in the 70s, and May records show a 93 high in 1900 and 32 low in 1951 and 1958.
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Troy
U.S
Government Forces Rout Viet Cong In Multiple Encounters
Reported clashes 30 miles north of a prior battle saw helicopter lifts bring in U S and Vietnamese units. By afternoon 139 Viet Cong were killed and 18 government troops died with 77 wounded. Reports note ambushes near Da Nang and Song Be with heavy air strikes and ground fire.
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U.S
Saigon
Saigon-Bien Hoa
Bac Lieu
U. S
da Nang
le My
Song Be
Hudson Steps Down as GOP County Chairman
Hudson announced his resignation as county GOP chairman to focus on his Assembly candidacy for the southern county district in November. He proposed Martin B. Stack as successor if the committee agrees, noting Stack’s long service as county clerk and former executive secretary to the late Mayor Ahern.
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Hudson
Martin B. Stack
John J. Ahern
Troy
Thomas H. Brown
Stack
John S. Finch
Ahern
Gold Flow Slows as Fowler Talks White House Plans
The article notes a decline in gold outflow and cites Fowler saying he will not decide tax excise cuts. It mentions his past representation of the auto industry over car excise tax relief. It also predicts continued economic growth with a possible pause, and highlights the dollar as a key element in the world money system.
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White House
Fowler
Treasury
Automobile
Nickerson To Address Albany State University Students
Nassau County executive Eugene H. Nickerson, amid a clash with Gov. Rockefeller, will speak at Albany State University Graduate School of Public Affairs. The 1:30 p.m. lecture in the Taxation Building on the State Office Campus is open to the public, with Pitcock announcing the event.
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Eugene H. Nickerson
Nassau County
Rockefeller
Albany State University Graduate School of Public Affairs
State Dept. of Taxation
State Office
Nickerson
State Investigation Commission
Lee H. Pitcock
Student Association of the Graduate School
Ipublic
Vermont Poll Tax Bid Beaten in Senate Vote
Vermont lawmakers clash over poll taxes in voting rights debate. The Senate rejected a plan to authorize court action against poll taxes, 44 to 34, while a compromise would let suits claim taxes abridge voting rights. House measures push to outlaw poll taxes and link them to discrimination.
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Vermont
Senate
Mansfield
Prouty
House
Judiciary Committee
McCormack
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Top Seniors Announced At Berlin Central School
Berlin Central School declares two top seniors Lorraine Perkins valedictorian and Zelma Crandall salutatorian. Perkins, 92.54 average, plans Alfred University nursing and holds multiple scholarships and academic awards. Crandall, 92.29 average, will attend University of Chicago with Regents alternate, has held several leadership roles and earned multiple keys and DAR Award.
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Berlin Central School
John H. Cornwall
Lorraine Perkins
Andrew H. Perkins
Cherry Plain
Zelma Crandall
Thomas L. Crandall
Grafton
Perkins
Alfred University
Crandall
University of Chicago
Beijing marches back Dominican support reported
More than 300 000 people filled streets and squares of Peking to pledge Communist China’s support for the Dominican people, according to the New China News Agency.
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Tokyo
Peking
China
New China News Agency
NCNA
Camp Fire Girls Hear Miss Rouilier At Oakwood Church
Miss Helen Rouillier of the Horizon Club spoke at a ceremonial for School 2 Camp Fire Girls held at Oakwood Presbyterian Church hall. Mrs. George Michon led the group with officers elected: Debbie Michon president, Donna Fomick vice president, Debbie Dunham secretary, Ka ren Gilbert treasurer, Theresa Hill scribe. Beads were awarded to qualifying camp fire girls.
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Helen Rouillier
Horizon Club
Camp Fire
Oakwood Presbyterian Church Hall
George Michon
Debbie Michon
Donna Fomick
Debbie Dunham
Karen Gilbert
Theresa Hill
Water Show Finale at Troy YWCA this Tomorrow
The Troy YWCA synchronized swimming class presents the third performance of Ala Carte tomorrow at 4 15 p m at the Troy YWCA. Fifteen swimmers perform a parody of the Adams Family and a Theme from Exodus as the year’s culmination.
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Troy Ywca
Laura Brady
Brenda Austin
Olive MacBain
Dorothy Girard
Peg Tenzyk
Ina Hanley
June White
Phyllis Palitsch
Betty Wakelee
Ewell Foerster
White
Anne Fairdanas
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River St
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Berlin
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Mustang
Tiffany
Cord
YWCA
Aes
cross-Canada Shell
Montreal
Quebec
Vancouver
B.C
Ford
Ford Motor Company
New York World's Fair
Cartwright Sales & Service, Inc
Fifth Ave
Selkis Motors
Main St
MechanIcville, N. Y
Latham Motors, Inc
U.S. RouTe
Latham, N. Y
Haynes Brothers
Church St
Hopsick Falls, N. Y
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