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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1966

Page

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Rusk Says U S Will Keep Forces in Germany and NATO Reforms

Secretary of State Dean Rusk stated the United States will maintain its large military presence in West Germany as long as needed and wanted by allies. He urged progress at the Brussels NATO ministers meeting on France’s withdrawal and East West settlement while acknowledging ongoing Viet Nam concerns.

Washington Dean Rusk United States Germany NATO France America Rusk North Atlantic Treaty Organization Brussels Viet Nam U.S Congress Europe West Germany Charles de Gaulle U.S. Assur North Atlantic Council Paris Atlantic

Misquoted Manager Denies Discrimination at Chicago Hotel

Mundelein officials and veterans staged an entertainment party after a hotel manager barred disabled veterans from a Boulevard Room event. Parris later claimed misquotation and offered to host a matinee for 600 veterans. Veterans from Great Lakes Naval Hospital enjoyed a night out despite the setback.

Mundelein Ill Viet Nam Chicago John Raines Detroit Associated Press Parris Andy Borg Superior, Wis The Veterans of Foreign Wars Boulevard Room Great Lakes Naval Hospital Paul Foss Ralph Shields Ivanhoe

Three Way GOP Primary Assembly Race Setinge

The 101st Assembly District Republican contest pits Neil W. Kelleher Frank J. Nuttall and endorsed candidate Frank E. Popp in a June 28 primary across Rensselaer County. Democrats back James A. Lombard while Liberal Party backs Marcus L. Filley Martin B. Stack and Thomas J. Carr. Kelleher filed 753 signatures at 3 07 REPUBLICAN.

Neil W. Kelleher Frank J. Nuttall Republican Party Frank E. Popp 101St Assembly District Rensselaer County

Medicaid Won't Cost Counties More Money

A joint legislative committee in New York agreed that counties will not pay extra for the new medical assistance program. The 12 member bi partisan panel backed state funding to cover additional county costs with a $2 million one year limit, while vowing to oppose major changes reducing coverage.

New York UPI Seymour Thaler Queens

Area Man Reported As First Fatality

An apparent first Memorial Day weekend traffic fatality was reported by the Associated Press as a Watervliet resident, Jack Maher 36, with addresses listed in Watervliet and Florence Massachusetts. Police and city records could not verify the 947 Broadway Watervliet address or the person. The crash occurred on the Berkshire spur of the Thruway near the New York Massachusetts line.

Watervliet Associated Press Jack Maher Broadway Chestnut St Florence Mass Canaan Berkshire New York-Massachusetts State Line Jack Moher

Ky Extends Peace Bid in South Viet Nam Crisis

Premier Ky extended a peace overture to Buddhists and met with rival Gen Thi under U.S. auspices as authorities struggle to end unrest. Troops fought Viet Cong in the Mekong delta while monks and demonstrators clashed with police and tear gas filled Saigon streets.

Saigon South Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky U.S Nguyen Chanh Thi Buddhist Institute Sagion Hue Phan van Khoa Thua Thien Hung Thuy U.S. Military Assistance Command Mekong River U.S. Marine Chu Lai da Nang Thi Viet Nam Johnson United States U.S. Information ,Agency

Newly Independent Guyana Receives Wide Abroad Aid

Georgetown reports a broad aid package for Guyana's independence celebrations. AFL-CIO affiliates pledge a $2 million loan to fund 500 low cost housing units via USAID. A $170,000 scholarship fund supports Guyanese study in the United States. Canada provides $1.5 million for a technical institute and university construction plus $277,000 for a fish processing plant.

Georgetown Guyana Forbes Burnham Lyndon B. Johnson Afl-Cio U.S. Agency For International Development United States Canada University of Guyana

Gemini 9 Launch Delayed One Day As Atlas Trouble Persists

The Gemini 9 mission, postponed again after Atlas rocket issues, now targets May 17 with a phantom rendezvous if the target satellite fails again. Astronauts Stafford and Cernan plan a spacewalk and a potential 63 hour Surveyor moon mission follows.

Cape Kennedy Fla Thomas P. Stafford Space Agency Earth Air Force Stafford Navy Cmdr Cernan Atlas Pad Agena Space Atlantic Ocean Surveyor Moon

End of Undeclared War Marked by Indonesian Mission Visit

Malaysia Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Razak said the eight man Indonesian goodwill mission tied to the crush Malaysia command unofficially ended the undeclared war. He cited Suharto’s hint that Jakarta wants to end the feud and said the visit eased doubts about Bangkok talks with Adam Malik beginning Monday.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Abdul Razak Indonesia Suharto Jakarta Razak Bangkok Thailand Adam Malik

Castro Threatens Alert After U.S. Provocations

Fidel Castro warned he would place Cuba's armed forces on alert unless the United States stops what he calls provocations along the Guantanamo perimeter. He disputed a U S defense claim of Cuban soldiers entering the base and exchanging fire with U S guards. He accused Dean Rusk of threatening war and questioned Pentagon motives after a Cuban sentry was killed near the base.

United States Cuba Pentagon U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo Associated Press Europe U.S Germany Havana Fidel Castro Castro U.S. Defense Department Guantanamo Naval Base U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk

Britain Hit By Pilot Drain To America

More than 100 British pilots applied for jobs with American airlines as British carriers face staff shortages. BEA needs 150 new pilots, with training costs up to 11 200 dollars per pilot. American offers start salaries around 6 600 dollars rising to 10 500 after a year for pilots aged 21 to 35 with 1000 flying hours.

London United States United Kingdom British European Airways Britain

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