Latham Prelate Msgr Cronin Dies After 51 Years as Priest
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Daniel F. Cronin 80, longtime pastor of St. Ambrose Latham, died Saturday in Albany after a brief illness. Born in Glens Falls, he served as pastor at St. Ambrose since 1938 and helped build a new church and school in 1957. He is survived by eight nephews and five nieces. services planned in Latham and Glens Falls.
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Daniel F. Cronin
St. Ambrose Church
Latham
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albany
Msgr. Cronin
Glens Falls
Daniel Cronin
Niagara College
Niagara Falls
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Sacred Heart Church
Berlin
Blessed Sacrament
Bolton Landing
St. Ambrose
John Cronin
S.S
Baltimore
James Cronin
St. Bernadine’s Church
Paul Croni
Fred Lang
Oakland
Calif
Westinghouse plant workers strike in Columbus Ohio
About 4000 employees at the Westinghouse plant in Columbus Ohio began a midnight Sunday strike while other Westinghouse workers nationwide continued daily operations under existing contracts.
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Columbus, Ohio
Westinghouse Corp
Westinghouse
War Toll Near 300000 figure in Vietnam
Saigon dispatch reports U S casualties could reach 300000 by November end, nearing World War I losses. Through January to early this month 39232 killed and 257509 wounded total 296741. October casualties 3013 as enemy attacks resume.
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U. S
U.S
Ban Me Thuot
Silent Majority Supports Nixon in Vietnam War Debate
Across the nation supporters rally for President Nixon amid antiwar protests with banners flags and buttons. The Weekend of unity aims to counter Moratorium activity and highlight pro government views through events from coast to coast including a large Veterans Day parade in Midland Park New Jersey and the formation of the National Unity committee led by Bob Hope.
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Vietnam Polices
Committee
National Unity
Washington
Bob Hope
Hope
Congress
Charleston
W.va
Redlands
Calif
Miami Beach
Fla
Barbara Crane
Clinton, N.Y
131 Viet Resolutions Offered By Congress
Washington AP report notes 66 senators and about 365 House members sponsor 131 Vietnam resolutions. Most express sentiment to withdraw troops or press for free elections. few advance, with hearings starting on POW treatment and broader Vietnam review planned by Sen Fulbright.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
William L. Dickinson
R-Ala
Ray Blanton
Dtenn
Dickinson
Freed GIs Return Home After Release by Viet Cong
Three 22 year old GIs Coy Tinsley Willie Watkins and James Strickland who were freed by the Viet Cong spoke at a dawn news conference before boarding a flight to Yokota Japan. They expressed mixed views on Vietnam policy with emphasis on ARVN responsibility and a wish for free government in Vietnam. They described decent treatment during captivity and planned to fly home on Tuesday.
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Army of the
Prisoners Walk Free After Viet Cong Release
Three prisoners who had shown “progressive” conduct were reported to be aware that the U S imperialists war in South Vietnam would fail and to have repented for crimes against the Vietnamese. A U S spokesman said the broadcast aimed to stage a Viet Cong propaganda stunt. The soldiers, held eight months to nearly two years, walked into a South Vietnamese militia post near Da Nang last Wednesday after their release by the Viet Cong.
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U.S
South Vietnam
da Nang
Egypt claims first naval strike since 1967 war near Suez
Egypt asserted a Saturday night naval attack on Israeli positions in the Sinai Desert 20 miles east of the canal. The claim spoke of destroyers and other vessels, with targets including a high command post, tanks, and dumps. Israel denied plane losses and reported no casualties.
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Mediterranean
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Romani
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Arab Defense Council
Medicines in the 1990s Technological Forecast Report
London AP reports a British pharmaceutical industry forecast predicting rapid advances in medicine and aging reversal within two decades. Experts foresee organ transplants from animals, early prenatal injections, social drugs, brain focus, and widespread neural therapies. By 1990 aging may slow or reverse, and vaccines or heart attack preventives will appear. Cancer remains pessimistic with viruses implicated and new cancers possible.
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London
Office of Health Economics
Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry
Agnew Says Mail Backing Antiwar Criticism Near 5 to 1
Vice President Spiro Agnew reports in a U S News interview that favorable mail on his antiwar critic ism stands at 7 122 to 1 587 unfavorable about 44 percent and claims many public figures privately praise his stance while he accuses the media of distorting his remarks.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S. News & World Report
Agnew
Apollo 12 Astronauts Cleared Fit For Moon Mission
Five man medical team clears Charles Conrad Jr Richard Gordon Jr and Alan Bean for launch. They are in good health and spirits and ready to begin the 10 day flight as countdown resumes for the Saturn V launch Friday. President Nixon expected to attend. Gordon will stay in lunar orbit while Conrad and Bean work the moon surface for seven hours and set up scientific instruments.
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Richard Gordon Jr
Alan L. Bean
Cape Kennedy, Fla
Charles A. Berry
Berry
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Moon
Lunar
Walter Kapryan
Nixon
Conrad
Bean
Ments
Surveyor
Gordon
Whitehall Man Killed as Boy Missing in Ballston Creek
A Ballston Spa six year old is presumed drowned in Kayaderosseras Creek while a Whitehall man dies in a head on collision on Route 4. Lawrence Baumgartner of 75 Mill St Ballston Spa is listed as missing. Charles Dockum, 63, of an unspecified address, died in the Whitehall crash. Police and fire units searched the creek and shoreline with lights as rains swelled the waters. The Ballston Spa rescue effort included fire companies village police and the Saratoga County Sheriff's Office. Dockum was pronounced dead on arrival at Glens Falls Hospital after his car collided with a Crown Point man's vehicle. The Crown Point occupants Mary Dudley and Alice Allen were treated at Glens Falls Hospital for injuries.
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Kayaderosseros Creek
Whitehall
Lawrence Baumgartner
Mill St
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Lawrence
Saratoga County Sheriff's Office
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Albert Allen
Crown Point
Mary Dudley
Alice Allen
Glens Falls
South Glens Falls
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