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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1969

Page

8

Three U.S. Prisoners Freed By Viet Cong

The three soldiers walked into a Popular Force outpost near Tam Ky and were returned to U.S. Army control for medical exams at Chu Lai. They were listed in good condition though with foot injuries. Officials noted 12 POWs released by the Viet Cong and nine by the North Vietnamese government. Families announced calls home and expressed relief as the men received medical care and intelligence debriefings.

U.S. Army Tam Ky Marine Americal Division Chu Lai Long Binh U.S South Vietnam Mathias Tinsley Strickland Watkins John Henry Strickland Rt. 4 Dunn, N.C

Corning II, 60, Wins Eighth Term as Mayor

Corning II, age 60, secured an eighth term as mayor of Albany, noting his office began January 1, 1942. Judge James Gibson of Hudson Falls ran unopposed for the Court of Appeals seat once held by Kenneth B. Keating who became ambassador to India. Four constitutional amendments passed with broad support, adding a conservation bill of rights, addressing noise pollution, expanding Job Development Authority borrowing, allowing loans to non profit hospitals, and counting aliens in census figures for reapportionment.

Corning II Corning James Gibson Hudson Falls Court of Appeals Kenneth B. Keating India

Seale Sentenced for Contempt in Federal Trial

Judge Hoffman sentences Seale for contempt prompting his outburst and demand for a new trial. The contempt stemmed from Sept 26 remarks and ongoing interruptions as co defendants Dellinger Davis Hayden Weiner Fraines Rubin Hoffman and Abbie Hoffman face separate action and Seale seeks self representation.

Seale Bobby Seale Hoffman Kunstler Charles R. Garry San Francisco Seal Robson David T. Dellinger Bernard C. Davis Thomas E. Hayden Lee Weiner John R. Fraines Jerry Rubin Abbie Hoffman

Police Chief Arrests Son As Vandal

Northville NY police chief ends inquiry into 150000 dollars of vandalism at Northville Central School by arresting his son George Scanziano Jr 17 and Dennis Darby 17. The incident involved fire hoses turned on the school causing major damage. Both youths were charged with first degree criminal mischief and released on 1000 dollars bail.

Northville N.Y George Scanziano Sr Northville Central School Dennis J. Darby George Scanziano Jr

House votes to curb one bank holding firms

The House passed a bill 351 to 24 to strip an old exemption for one bank holding companies and bar activities outside banking such as insurance and securities. The measure targets pre 1956 formations and could force hundreds to divest nonbank assets, with Senate action uncertain.

Washington House House Banking and Currency Committee Senate Emanuel Celler D-N.y W. E. Brock R-Tenn Brock Banking Committee Chalmers P. Wylie Rohio Tom Bevill D-Ala Benjamin B. Blackburn R-Ga Wright Patman D-Tex Blackburn Patman

U S Support Units Help Eight Viet Troops Retreat From Bases

U S support units aided eight Viet troops as American artillery and Montagnard mercenaries forced a retreat from three bases south of Bu Prang. North Vietnamese forces were in position to attack, with combat centered around Duc Lap and Ban Me Thuot areas in the Central Highlands.

Bu Prang Duc Lap U.S Associated Press Hugh van Es Ban Me Thuot Darlac van Es U.S. 25Th Infantry Division Saigon

Area Gets First Blow Of Winter

A wintry blast marks the season onset with cold air moving across the region. Weather officials warned drivers to prepare for slick roads as temperatures dipped.

Nixon Cites Support For Policies

The report notes Nixon cites backing for his policies amid a political landscape. Voter sentiment and party gains are discussed as Republicans seek to expand influence in upcoming elections.

Nixon

Queen Elizabeth II Sells Bloodhound Yawl

Queen Elizabeth II has sold her 34 ton yawl Bloodhound for 25 000 pounds, about 60 000 dollars, more than double the price she paid seven years ago.

London

Two Doctors Receive Whisky Birthright From Patient

In Ramsgate England two doctors were surprised to learn they each inherit twelve bottles of whisky good brandy and good sherry from a female patient who died recently.

Ramsgate England

Color TV Gets OK For Moon Moon Color TV OK for Apollo 12

Cape Kennedy Florida AP The Space Agency approved live color telecasts of the Apollo 12 moonwalk after testing showed clear color pictures from the launch pad to mission control in Texas. Astronauts Conrad Gordon Bean slated to fly November 14 aboard Saturn V with Pete Conrad Jr. signing the mission.

Cape Kennedy Fla Space Agency Mission Control Texas James A. McDivitt Apollo Spacecraft Atlantic Ocean Houston Charles ‘Pete’ Conrad Jr Richard F. Gordon Jr Alan L. Bean

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