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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1971
Page
2
Senate aide Riegle warns Nixon could be denied renomination in 1972. He says a Nixon Agnew ticket risks a defeat similar to Goldwater Miller 1964, with 43.1 million votes to 31.3 million and a 486 to 191 electoral margin for Johnson Humphrey.
Four VISTA volunteers arrived April 9 to assist in Century a 2,500 population town facing poverty. A justice of the peace complained to congressman about unrest amid alleged interracial tensions. Two volunteers were later arrested for drunkenness and related charges prompting removal on orders from Sybil Dedmond of the Escambia County Community Action program.
The U S Postal Service orders local postmasters to recycle pres tamped envelopes and post cards obsolete after rate hikes on May 16. Shredding pulping or canceling are allowed. burning is prohibited. Embossed envelopes may substitute stamps and proceeds cover costs though public uptake is limited.
Christopher S. Jeffes 18 of Euclid Ave Schenectady was listed in critical condition Sunday night at St. Clare's Hospital after a late Thursday crash on Route 407 in Duanesburg.
Turkish Prime Minister Erim vows swift law changes to crack down on terrorism after the kidnapping and killing of Israeli engineer Elrom. The incident prompted calls for expanded penalties and a strong government response to anarchist and terrorist acts. Israeli leaders express shock and condemn the act while noting possible links to Arab groups. The Turkish PLA, seen as student led, has previously abducted U.S. airmen and seeks NATO withdrawal.
Dr Hunn a Troy dentist and colonel died after a long career leading dental staff from 1942 to 1945. He served as charter member and officer in local and district dental groups and sat on the Troy Public Library board. Survivors include wife Janet Walker two sons David and Robert and daughter Mrs Donald Pratt Wilmot. A memorial service will be held Thursday at St John’s Episcopal Church.
Senator Hubert Humphrey warned in Sacramento that if the Vietnam war continues, the issue will defeat President Nixon in 1972. He urged Democrats to press for an end to the war, saying it would be a drag on Nixon and could cost him the election. He predicted heavy youth turnout and defended 18 year olds voting as a step in responsibility.
The Norwegian cruise ship Meteor, badly damaged by an explosion and blaze, limped toward Vancouver under its own power. Fourteen crew members are dead and 18 missing after the Saturday incident near Texada Island, with all 70 passengers rescued unharmed and 44 of 91 crew evacuated.
In Millbrook New York a motorcycle carrying Robert Palmer 23 and Michael Vinchiarello 20 rear ended a car driven by Mrs. Hamilton Fish Jr wife of the Republican congressman from the 28th District on Route 34. Palmer is listed in critical condition and Vinchiarello in fair condition. Mrs Fish declined medical treatment.
Gallup survey across 300 cities shows 24 percent say all war news reaches the public and 67 percent think some is withheld. Spokesman cites casualty and withdrawal figures as chief concerns. Nixon popularity at 50 percent. Johnson’s at 46 percent a year and a half before 1968 election.
Chattanooga declared a state of emergency with a city curfew after bands of youths damaged property and attacked vehicles. Nine injuries reported including two officers, initial gunshot wound counts fluctuated as officials investigated shootings and arson across central areas.
U S forces launched a large divisional drive with 22nd Division infantry special forces and rangers across the tri border region of South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. About 9 000 to 10 000 troops are involved in the central highlands push coordinated with air and artillery support. North Vietnamese counter action included an early morning flame thrower assault near Dak To Ben Het repulsed with air strikes. Vietcong and NV troops suffered dozens killed and several captured.
Plate glass window at Ben Katz Inc on 2238 Fifth Ave was found broken by patrolmen Seren P. Lambertsen and Salvatore M. Verdile Sunday morning. Officials secured the building after a search failed to turn up any intruders.
Senator Jacob Javits arrives in Saigon for four days of conferences with South Vietnamese leaders including President Thieu and Vice President Ky. He plans meetings with retired General Minh, Ambassador Bunker, and General Abrams to assess the war situation and discuss potential election dynamics.
Rogelio A. Pessima and Philip H. Walmsley, both Sea Cliff residents, were injured when a rented glider encountered a downdraft while crossing Wurtsboro Mountain. The aircraft suffered a total loss after landing in a swampy field near the foot of the mountain. Both men were admitted to Horton Hospital in Middletown and listed in good condition. Pessima had 15 years of piloting experience and six years in gliders.
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