Five Die in Troy Area Accidents and Tragedies
The Troy area reports multiple fatalities from accidents and drowning. Paul Matthews, 20, of East Farmingdale, died after jumping into a Hampton quarry to save a friend. Miss Ethel Romaine, 67, Schenectady, died from injuries after a Galway crash. Jean Jackson, 24, Saratoga Springs, was killed when her car ran a stop sign and was struck by another vehicle. A statewide death log lists numerous other victims across New York, with varying causes and locations.
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Paul Matthews
East Farmingdale
Long Island
All Stone
Hampton
St. Michael's College
Winooski Park
Matthews
M. J Lynch
Granville
Raymond Kuzia
Glens Fall
Matthew
Ethel F. Romaine
Stanley St
Schenectady
Mason Funeral Home
Gordon Hosford
RD 2
Saratoga
Miss Jackson
Saratoga Springs Hospital
Robert Rock- Swell
Hosford
Excelsior Avenue
Jackson
John Hudson
Paul Cassier
Paul Darling
Ceylon DeLorenzo
New York
Madeline Gordon
Brooklyn
Bridgeport
Carl Strutz
Syracuse
Darrell Enright
Buffalo
Caroline Edwards
Brant — Esperanza Serrano
Smithtown
Joseph Beneke
Commack
Rochester
Joseph Bagrowski
William
Cheektowaga
New York Central
Chili
Sylvan Beach
Michael CC. Kwiatkowski
Utica
Hudson
Vernon L. Holt
Philmont
Memorial Hospital
Columbia County
Cybernetics Institute IBM programming training ad notice
An old recruitment blurb promotes IBM programmer training at Cybernetics Institute in Albany New York. It targets 17 to 45 year olds with a high school diploma or equivalency, notes potential monthly pay of 525 to 700 dollars, and asks applicants to send name address and phone to the given address for qualification details.
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Cybernetics Institute, Inc
IBM
Tri-City
Central Avenue
Albany
New York
Ground fighting and air strikes in Vietnam near Saigon Hue and Laos
Reports describe U S ground action 21 miles northwest of Saigon as 25th Infantry Division troops kill nine guerrillas with no casualties. An accidental shelling near Pleiku kills three soldiers. U S Navy and Air Force pilots hit railways and targets in North Vietnam while weather clouds limit strikes. The destroyer Edson is damaged but operational heading to Subic Bay for repairs. South Vietnamese troops, backed by armor, pursue support for workers in revolutionary development programs amid Viet Cong attacks.
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U.S
Edson
Demilitarized Zone
Saigon
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Tle
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Pleiku
Central Highlands
Cambodia
U.S. Navy
Air Force
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Ashan
Hue
Red River
Yunnan
China
Red China
Thai Nguyen
Kwangsi Province
Nanning
7Th Fleet
Enterprise
Hancock
Bon Homme Richard
Bigelow
Taylor
Navy
Subic Bay
Phillippines
Area Boy Perishes In Blaze
A shack behind Delaney's Hotel in Cambridge burned killing a fifth grade pupil from Hoosick Falls Central School. The boy, a Cambridge native, died in the fire investigated by Hasbrouck and Dan Keating. Survived by two brothers, a sister, and parents, funeral set for 2 p.m. at Ackley Funeral Home with interment in Woodlands Cemetery. Coroner ruled accidental death.
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iDelaney’s
Alexander Goss
Hasbrouck
BCI
Dan V. Keating
Center Brunswick
North
Hoosick Falls Central School
Cambridge
Raymond
Jeffrey
Liza
Ackley Funeral Home
Woodlands Cemetery
Joseph Reicher
Embury Methodist Church
Rensselaer County
Robert Higgins
World leaders push for peace as Vietnam talks falter
Thant warns on disputes and urges end to Cold War. Khrushchev era plan for arbitration resurfaced. Pope Paul VI proposes a world fund from military budgets to aid poorer nations. Blake calls for negotiations to end Vietnam war and Germany's division. Hanoi and the Viet Cong boycott by refusing attendance. Soviet boycott followed. four‑day Geneva meeting collapses as East West exchanges fail.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Douglas
Paul VI
Eugene Carson Blake
World Council of Churches
van Do
Hanoi
U.S
Geneva
North Vietnam
Bakery Truck Driver Held In Slaying
A crew-cut bakery truck driver, Lewis Charles Ecker II of Waldorf Maryland, was charged with first degree murder in the rape slaying of Judith K Robeson, a 24 year old Capitol Hill secretary. He surrendered with his wife, and was arraigned without bond in the District of Columbia jail. The body of Miss Robeson was found Tuesday morning after she failed to report to work. The suspect faces a grand jury set for June 6.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Judith K. Robeson
Lewis Charles. jEcker II
Waldorf
Ecker
Miss Robeson
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Carlson
Shawnee
Kan
U.S
Sam Wertlieb
Eckert
District of Columbia
Nasser Calls U S Neutrality Over Palestinian Rights
Egyptian President Nasser blamed the United States for the Middle East crisis and urged neutrality while promising not to lift the ban on Israeli ships in the Aqaba Gulf. He warned oil-rich Arab states to unite, as Kuwait warned of consequences if Western military action favored Israel. Pope Paul VI prayed for U N diplomacy to avert war.
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Israel
United States
Baghdad
Iraq
Nasser
Egypt
Aqaba Gulf
Pyaveum
Kuwait
Arab League
Cairo
Moskovskaya Pravda
Moscow Truth
Gulf of Aqaba
Vatican
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
West Gets Rain East Sunshine
Rain covered much of the western two thirds of the nation while the Northeast enjoyed pleasant weather. A line of showers and thunderstorms moved east across Iowa Illinois Indiana and southern Wisconsin with locally heavy rain. Madison Wisconsin reported seven tenths of an inch and Peoria Illinois 32 of an inch. Showers stretched from Nebraska to western Texas over the central Rockies and the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures ranged from 50 at Limestone Maine to 98 at Alma Georgia.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Peoria
Ill
Nebraska
Texas
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Limestone
Maine
Alma
Bridge Collapse Drops On Pennsy Freight Train
A large section of the Girard Avenue Bridge in West Philadelphia collapsed onto an 88-car Pennsy freight train, creating a 144 foot diameter hole. No injuries reported as two tracks were blocked and traffic halted on four others while an investigation seeks to determine if pipe sections broke loose from supports.
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Philadelphia
F.S. King
King
Svetlana Blames Stalin In Memoirs
Svetlana Alliluyeva blames her father Joseph Stalin for the destruction of her mother and for breaking up her romance by sending a young man to Siberia for 10 years. Newsweek reports the memoirs describe her moving out of the Kremlin apartment and her defection to the United States.
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New York
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Joseph Stalin
Siberia
Newsweek Magazine
Miss Alliluyeva
Stalin
Kremlin
United States
Newsweek
Svetlana
Johnson Attends Catholic Mass at St Xavier’s Church
President Johnson drove his Lincoln Continental along the river road from his ranch to attend mass at St Xavier’s Roman Catholic Church in Stonewall Texas. He remained in contact with Secretary of State Rusk and U N Ambassador Goldberg on the Middle East crisis.
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Stonewell
Tex
Johnson
Mast St. Xavier's
Texas White House
Dean Rusk
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Middle East
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Lansingburgh
Alfred Bosley
Ue Barthel ‘Funeral Home
Parcell Ave
Latham
Our Lady of ‘the Assumption Church
Perry
Mary Woodworth
Fulton
James Rhinehart
Oswego
Raymond Hill
Spencerport
Ridge Road
Greece
Forestville
Lewis W. Schroke
Silver Creek
Batavia
Thomas C. Battigan
James Kingsland
Willie Mitchell
Alexandria Bay
Charles H
Paddock
Middleburg
Grover C. Chriss
Massens
Delph H. Ingraham
Waddington
Michael Fraina
Irondequoit
Richard
Feulner
Little Sucker Brook
Cato
Louis Bass
Moravia
Parkville
William Matteson
Liberty
Churchville
Janice R. Resides
Riga
Durham
Thomas Kudlack
Potter Hollow
John J. Saltino
Angola
Curtiss Wright Corp
Caroga Lake
Mary Bartlett
St. Johnsville
Nancy Lee Irish
Cortland
Plattsburgh
Donald T. Bissonette
Helena
Tom
Pearl ST
Ee Lac
U. S. News and World Report
U.S. Camp
Hoosick ST
Troy Plaza
Bradford Room
Thant
Germany
Tran van Do
John Starnes
Canada
Ottawa
al Ahram
AP Dispatches
Bridge Falls
Pennsy
Volkswagen
Troy Cooley Motors Corp
App’t
Broughton's
Fourth Street
Freikoter
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