Phantom Mountain Man sniper holds girl in Shade Gap case
Federal and state agents closed in within five miles of the cabin hideout of William Diller Hollenbaugh, the suspect in the killing of FBI Agent Terry Ray Anderson and the kidnapping of Peggy Ann Brodnick. The search involved 80 FBI agents, 25 state police, and local officers around Shade Gap, with dogs, floodlights, and night patrols continue the pursuit.
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Shade Gap
FBI
William Diller Hollenbaugh
Pennsylvania
Terry Ray Anderson
Peggy Ann Brodnick
Hollenbaugh
Western State Penitentiary
Farview State Hospital
Frank Mc‘Ketta
Anderson
McKetta
U.S
David A. Flood
Bellefonte
Perry County
Jack L. Conmy
William W. Scranton
Conmy
Edward Switaji
Peri
Switaji
Tuscarora, Shade and
Black Mountains
Harrisburg
Rusk Urges South Vietnam to Pull Together in Crisis
Secretary Rusk urged quarreling South Vietnamese leaders to pull together to defeat the Reds and build a democratic society. He said the U.S. will use its influence to persuade all sides to set aside lesser issues and maintain the constitutional process amid tensions over Da Nang and Ky’s government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Rusk
Coun
U.S
Hue
James R. Bullington
Saigon
Rusk
Rusk Warnings on Vietnam War Emphasize Limited Policy Change
Secretary Rusk warns American aid for South Vietnam faces no immediate policy shifts after Henry Lodge visits Saigon and Seoul. Lodge says no major changes expected, while Fulbright urges bombing halt awaiting movement from North Vietnam for peace talks. Civil strife risks widening into civil war in Vietnam.
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Rusk
Saigon
U.S
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Seoul
South Korea
Lodge
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Viet Nam
G L Hayes Dies Prominent Troy Builder and Kiwanis Leader
Gordon L. Hayes 80, longtime Troy businessman and Kiwanis International figure, died yesterday at Leonard Hospital after a long illness. He rose from Island Foundry worker to form Stewart & Hayes Electrical Co in 1915, led the Gordon L Hayes firm, and held key roles in Kiwanis from 1924 onward. He served as district governor of New York, convention chairman for New York District, and held various civic and financial posts in Troy. He was married to Rachel Cordelia Wambaugh in 1906. they had no children.
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Gordon L. Hayes
Troy
Kiwanis
Leonard Hospital
Mr. Hayes
Daniel and
Ella Dingman Hayes
Greenfield
Saratoga County
Rachel Cordelia Wambaugh
Island Foundry Co
Mechanicville
Gas and Electric
William M. Stewart
Stewart & Hayes Electrical Co
Weed Bldg
Fourth
Fulton Streets
Kiwanis International
Hayes
Warren and Lee Avenues
Syeanay
New York
Convention Transportation
Toronto
Atlanta
Denver
Montreal
Memphis
Seattle
Miami
Atlantic City
San Antonio
St. Paul
Los Angeles
Saratoga County Endorses OConnor for Governor Nomination
Saratoga County becomes the first of New York's 62 counties to pledge its six delegates to Council president Frank D. OConnor for the Democratic nomination. OConnor, still undeclared, thanked the county and said he will weigh the pledge before deciding. Queens County also pledged support. delegates to the June 28 primary will elect the statewide convention delegates.
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Saratoga
New York State
New York City
Frank D. O'Connor
Saratoga County
James H. Glavin II
Democratic Committee
O’connor
Glavin
O'Connor
New York City Council
Queens County
Buffalo
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Nassau County
Eugene Nickerson
Howard Samuels
Canandaigua
U S Seeks Gemini Shortcut After Atlas Failure
U S space officials seek speedier Gemini 9 preparations after an Atlas rocket engine failure. Gemini 9 is delayed by three weeks. investigators, including Air Force officials, meet to identify the swivel engine problem and restart the program for moon landing readiness. The incident raises urgency to clean launch facilities and test a backup Atlas. Pilot Eugene Cernan, 32, reacts with concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fila
U.S
Air Force
Eugene A. Cernan
Fierce Encounter Fights Viet Cong in Mekong Delta
Vietnamese military reports 132 Viet Cong killed in a fierce encounter in the Mekong Delta with an additional 100 enemy dead from air attacks. Government troops push through Bac Lieu while Buddhist tensions rise in Saigon. U.S. cavalry routs a North Vietnamese battalion near An Khe. Casualties cited as light to moderate.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Meking Delta
Mekong
Bac Lieu
Vinh Chau
Soc Trang
U.S
An Khe
U S
Senate Deadlocked On Minimum Pay
The Senate failed to act on a $1.50 minimum wage plan set to take effect Oct 1 1966 with a $1.60 federal tie. Democrats protested hardship exemptions raising concerns the bill could drop some industries below the $1.25 floor. The measure remains stalled as leaders adjourned without action. about 240000 workers would be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State Commissioner of Labor
Earl W. Brydges
Thomas Laverne
Rolchester
Laverne
Afl-Cio
Rockefeller
Assembly
Judge Halts Trial as Dawson Tapes Are Examined
Former Cohoes Democratic leader William J. Dawson testified briefly in his tax evasion trial in Albany. Tape recordings he offered caused a trial adjournment while Judge Edmund Port reviews their admissibility in chambers. The U S rests its case as Dawson confronts questions on contributions to the Cohoes Democratic City Committee.
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William J. Dawson
Cohoes
U. S. District Court
Albany
Edmund Port
Port
Benjamin Ungerman
Dawson
Cohoes Area
Democratic City Committee
Democratic
Schenectady Couple Die In Blaze
In Schenectady a husband John Piskowski and his wife Sophia, both residents of a North Side two story home, were found dead after a fire discovered by Patsy Giaminelli, a neighborhood grocer. The second floor was vacant and the cause remained undetermined. The grocer helped pull Mrs Piskowski from the frame dwelling and then rescued her husband before firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Ggeseia
John Piskowski
Sophia
Patsy Giaminelli
Piskowski
Leo Kardos
Giaminelli
Hearings Planned On Possible Changes In State Medicare Law
New York officials plan joint public hearings on amendments to the state medical aid law tied to Title 19. The measure expands medical assistance to low income families and individuals, with costs projected around 532.2 million dollars yearly and federal funding of about 217 million. Associated Industries urges delay and review before implementation.
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New York
State Board of Social Welfare
Albany
New York State
Joseph Galu
Rensselaer County
Hugh R. Jones
Utica
State Board
William E. Adams
Buffalo
Jones
Sen. Adams
Associated Industries
Association
Joseph R. Shaw
Shaw
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Peggy Ann Bradnick
Terry Ray
Johnson
Thich Tri Quang
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
Viets
G. L. Hayes
Troy Airport Corp
Troy Trust Co
Troy Prudential Association Industrial Bank
Capital District L.A.W. Corp
Gemini
U. S
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