Truman Opposes Plan to Cut NATO Forces
President Nixon and aides push back against unilateral reductions in Europe forces. Brezhnev hints at talks on mutual reductions, but White House shows no sign of accepting. Nixon teams work at Biscayne Bay as preparations continue for a possible Austin speech at the Johnson Library dedication.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Biscayne Bay
Raymond Price
Nixon
Austin
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
School of Public Affairs
North Viet Missiles Off Target Amid Heavy Air Raids
Reports indicate North Vietnamese missiles missed targets as B52s dropped 1800 tons of bombs on supply routes in South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. A major ground clash occurred on Highway 1 near Saigon with eight NVA and six ARVN dead and 12 wounded. Cambodian forces repelled an attack on Highway 4 with unspecified casualties. Vice President Ky urged social reform to strengthen South Vietnamese society as Thieu contemplates October elections.
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South Vietnam
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Cambodia
Highway 1
Saigon
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Girl Dies Of Fall From Dormitory At Plattsburgh
Nancy W. Ponsio aged 20 of Setauket Suffolk County died from injuries after a five story fall from a dormitory at State University College Plattsburgh She had been hospitalized at Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital Medical Center since the accident earlier in the week Police said she was visiting a friend when she apparently slipped and fell from a window or ledge during the visit
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UPI
Nancy W. Ponsio
Setauket
Suffolk County
State University College At
Miss Ponsio
Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital Medical Center
Rogers Critics NATO Reduction as Dangerous
Rogers on CBS faces Mansfield amendment debate calling it dangerous to NATO while noting possible constitutional issues. He questioned Moscow's invitation talks and the Brezhnev plan, urging clear assurances and a genuine chance for successful negotiation on European force reductions.
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Mansfield
CBS
Rogers
Nixon
United States
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Europe
Fine Spring Day Across the Nation With Local Showers
A sunny spring day prevailed nationwide with mild to warm temperatures. Scattered showers lingered along the North Atlantic Coast and Pacific Northwest, while thundershowers dotted areas from the eastern Great Lakes to Missouri. Drought persisted in Florida and Texas. Wyoming faced heavy overnight snow in western mountains and northern Utah saw frost risk as temperatures dropped into the 30s. Record lows were reported in New Orleans and El Paso.
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Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Great Lakes
Missouri
Florida
Texas
Wyoming
Utah
New Orleans
el Paso
Tex
Pene Falls
Livingston, Mont
Sadat Purges Officials Amid Egyptian Political Turmoil
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat continues a top level reshuffle firing six state radio and television officials and replacing ministers. He pledges a peaceful stance with Israel while opponents face arrest. security forces remain posted around key sites.
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Ministry of Information
Ministry of the Interior
Mamdouh Salem
Sadat
Israel
Reservist Dies In Downstate Truck Crash Near West Point
Army truck overturned on Route 293 near the U S Military Academy killing Spec 4 Lynn Poissante 22 of Union City New Jersey on weekend duty. Pfc Robert Bel Priore 20 of Weehawken NJ was concussioned. They belonged to the 3rd Artillery Battalion Craven Point NJ.
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West Point
N.Y
U.S. Military Academy
New Jersey
Lynn Poissante
Union City
Robert Bel Priore
Weehawken
N.J
3Rd Artillery
Craven Point
Troy Woman Taken Ill On Street
A 28 year old Troy woman, Karen Eauclaire of 1934 Fifth Avenue, was stricken on Fulton Street and Fifth Avenue Sunday afternoon and rushed by ambulance to St Mary’s Hospital. Hospital attaches said she was treated and released soon after. Patrolman Donald D. Fitzpatrick and William O. Gilleland led the call.
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Fulton Street
Fifth Avenue
Troy
St. Mary's Hospital
Karen Eauclaire
5Th Ave
Ambulance Service Corp
Donald D. Fitzpatrick
William O. Gille
Despair Over Calley Case Splits American Conscience
In the Calley case a broad split emerges as critics mourn the murder conviction while many supporters urge leniency. The piece cites Mrs. H. O. Dyson of Phoenixville and warns that presidential action could either inflame outrage or signal a license for brutality, deepening national moral questions.
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William Calley
White House
Calley
John Kennedy
H. O. Dyson
Phoenixville
Vietnam
Viet
Nam
Nixon
Lindsay Raps Rockefeller Over Tax Clash
New York Mayor John Lindsay accused Governor Rockefeller of making a political decision to align with the Republican right wing and the Conservative party to win re election. Lindsay called the move a predictable result of that stance and harmful to cities and progressive elements.
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New York
UPI
John Y. Lindsay
Rockfeller
Lindsay
Sunny Mild Weather Forecast For Troy This Week
The National Weather Service expects today to be mostly sunny and mild with a high in the low 70s after a cool dawn. Tonight will be clear and cooler with a low around the upper 40s. Tuesday should stay fair with a high near 70, while Sundays peak at 64 and low at 50.
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National Weather Service
Legion Convention Slated Wednesday
The Rensselaer County American Legion will hold its annual convention at Wyantskill Wednesday at 8 p.m. Hosted by North Greenbush Memorial Post, American Legion. Nominations and election of county officers for 1971 72 will be held.
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Rensselaer County American Legion
Wyantskill
North Greenbush Memorial Post
American Legion
No Safety Permit Seen In Tragedy
In Sallen France police said no safety certificate existed for a recreation hall where a floor collapsed at a wedding reception. Fourteen guests drowned in a 21 foot deep well in the cellar as 71 people fell in. nine were rescued, seven injured hospitalized, including the bride’s grandmother and aunt among the victims.
Electric Saw Stolen From Troy Little League Field
Lawerence Cahrenger, sports field manager, reported Saturday night or Sunday morning theft of an electric saw valued at $100 from the Little League Field on New Turnpike Road. Patrolman Timothy Conroy investigated the incident.
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Little League
New Turnpike Road
Lawrence Cahrenger
Timothy Conroy
Troy Man Faces Reckless Driving Charge
Carl R. Snyder, 24, of 2 Washington Pl, arrested for reckless driving by Troy police early Sunday. Officers Pratt and Morse booked him at Police Headquarters, bail set at 250 dollars, arraignment scheduled this morning before Justice Kyran P. Molloy Jr.
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Carl R. Snyder
Washington Pl
Troy
Eugene L. Pratt
Robert L. Morse
Kyran P. Molloy Jr
Bishop Broderick to Receive St LaSalle Medal at Albany Diocese
Most Rev Edwin B Broderick D D bishop of the Albany Catholic Diocese will receive the St LaSalle Medal during commencement exercises at Manhattan College He is honored for outstanding contributions to Catholic education according to college president Brother Gregory Nugent FSC
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Edwin B. Broderick
D.D
Albany
St. LaSalle
Manhattan College
Broderick
Gregory Nugent
F.S.C
Two Troy youths assaulted in front of 560 Second Ave
Michael Kern, 15, of 154 2nd Ave, and Peter Hogan, 17, of Box 344, RD 4, Troy, told police Saturday night they were assaulted by a group of youths in front of 560 2nd Ave. Kern suffered an ear laceration. Hogan was not visibly injured. Patrolmen Nelson Jr. and Conners investigated. neither youth sought police action.
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Michael Kern
2Nd Ave
Peter Hogan
Troy
Kern
Hogan
Theodore K. Nelson Jr
William H. Conners
Buckley comments on police praise and Nixon Calley stance
Senator James Buckley voiced strong praise for Washington police handling Mayday protests and criticized Nixon over his intervention in Lt. William Calley's My Lai case. He urged caution on withdrawal timing, SST environmental tests, and NATO Europe force levels, while backing selective welfare cuts and praising Agnew as capable.
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James Buckley
Con R.ny
Washington
Buckley
Nixon
William Calley
Vietnam
My Lai
Calley
Wcbs-Tv
Aubrey Daniels
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