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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1969

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Nixon and Morton Cite Policy Support From GOP Wins

President Nixon and GOP Chairman Rogers C Morton argued that wins in New Jersey and Virginia show broad backing for administration policies especially on Vietnam. Harris praised mayoral wins and a New Jersey House race noting state issues and Nixon's Viet Nam speech influenced voters. Nixon hailed Cahill and Holton victories as boosting Republicans to 32 of 50 state houses.

Washington Nixon Rogers C. B. Morton GOP New Jersey Virginia Vietnam Fred R. Harris Gover Nors Harris William T. Cahill Linwood Holton Holton Cahill Goodell Morton Republican National Committee Meyner William C. Battle Democratic National Committee Robert Roe Franklin A Linwood Holton White House John Lindsay New York

Three POWs Freed by Viet Cong Walk to South Vietnamese Post

Three U S Army prisoners of war walked into a South Vietnamese outpost near Tam Ky and were taken to Long Binh hospital for care. Names listed: Wil lie A. Watkins James R. Strickland and Coy R. Tinsley all 22 from Sumter Dunn and Cleveland Tenn. They may be flown home in days if malaria tests prove negative.

Saigon U.S Willie A. Watkins Sumter S.C James R. Strickland Dunn N.C Pfc Coy R. Tinsley Cleveland Tenn Tam Ky da Nang Long Binh United States Viet Cong Tinsley Strickland Army U.S. Americal Division South Vietnam James H. Strickland Jr Dunn, N.C Coy Tinsley

North South Vietnamese Clash Largest In Months

South Vietnamese infantry rely on American air and artillery support as they clash with two seasoned North Vietnamese regiments near Duc Lap on the Cambodian border. The fight followed sieges at Ben Het last summer and aimed to test Nixon's Vietnamization plan with heavy casualties reported on both sides.

Saigon Ben Het Duc Lap Nixon Central Highlands U.S Cambodia Highlands Bu Prang

New York Democrats Eye Legislature and Rocky's Job

Democrats won broad local wins boosting hopes for control of the New York Legislature and Governor Rockefeller's job. Mayor John V. Lindsay rode a strong NYC reelection win and drew praise from Democratic leaders who seek tax reform and education welfare restoration. Upstate cities favored Democrats with Sedita securing Buffalo's mayoralty amid a history making plurality.

New York Democrats Rocky Rockefeller John V. Lindsay New York City Lindsay Democratic Assembly Stanley Steingut Steingut Assembly House Upstate New York Buffalo Frank A. Sedita Sedita Alfredo Slominski Ambrose I. Land

Goodell Praises Lindsay and Calls GOP to Respond

Senator Charles Goodell lauded May or Lindsay’s re election in New York, urging the GOP to answer the lessons from New York City. He warned independent candidacies may spread if Democrats and Republicans fail to heed voter demands.

Charles E. Goodell Rn.y John V. Lindsay New York City Washington R-N.y Joan V. Lindsay New York Republican Party New York State Goodell

Winter Storm Slows Traffic Across Troy Area

Wind driven rain sleet and wet snow snarled travel as plows swept county roads. Flooded sewers in Troy and leaf slick streets hampered drivers while a private plane crash landed in Colonie amid heavy rain.

Troy Colonie Pownal Green Mountain Park Albany Weather Bureau Mercury Weather Bureau

Turn Key housing project announced for Rensselaer

May or later 1969 announcement by Mayor John H. Warden and Arnold Baird confirms a $1.5 million federally financed turn key low income housing project in Rensselaer south end off Aiken Avenue. Gerald Monter of Holiday Park Properties says his firm owns a seven acre site for 86 rental units with two 2 bedroom 40 three bedroom and six four bedroom units, built as a garden community and transferred to the Rensselaer Housing Authority. Ground breaking planned in early spring with occupancy late in 1970 and local contractors given preference.

Rensselaer John H. Warden Arnold Baird Rensselaer Housing Authority South End Aiken Avenue Gerald Monter Holiday Park Properties, Inc Roslyn Heights Long Island Monter Rensselaer City

Clinton Worker Killed In Fall On Roof

Paul Studdard aged 54 of Clinton died after falling from scaffolding while working on a roof. Police report says he fell Wednesday afternoon. Studdard resided on South Street in Clinton Oneida County.

Clinton N.Y Paul Studdard Oneida County

American Executive's Son Kidnapped and Slain in Brazil

Patrick Dolan, 18, son of Richard J. Dolan of Swift and Co., was kidnapped near Sao Paulo, Brazil, after a ransom of 12,500 cruzeiros was paid. Police report Jose Dias Rezende and his son were arrested. the younger Rezende confessed and implicated his father. Dolan was killed, body found on a farm as authorities traced the crime.

Sao Paulo Brazil U.S Patrick Dolan Patrick Richard J. Dolan Swift and Co Jose Dias Young Rezende Dolan Young Dolan

Seale Sentenced Contempt Charges Get 4-Year Term

Bobby G. Seale national chairman of the Black Panther Party was held in contempt of court and sentenced to four years in prison by Judge Julius J. Hoffman for 16 contempt incidents during the 1968 Democratic National Convention trial. A mistrial was declared for Seale and a new trial date set for April 23. he remains jailed on a fugitive warrant from New Haven.

Chicago Bobby G. Seale Black Panther Party U.S. District Court Julius J. Hoffman Hoffman Seale Cook County New Haven Conn

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