Outpost Shelled By Reds Near Dak To and Con Thien
U S and South Vietnamese forces faced heavy shelling near Dak To in the central highlands with four mortar barrages. The attack damaged a U S ammunition depot and two C130 planes, while Montagnard villagers were evacuated. B52s raided targets southwest of the highlands and near Con Thien, as Air Force strikes hit two MIG airfields near Hanoi. Nine miles north of Con Thien, bunkers and supply caches were hit amid ongoing air operations over North Vietnam.
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Dak
Highlands
Saigon
U.S
Dak To
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Hoa Lac
Kep
California Race Shapes Runoff Focus on Vietnam Issue
In Redwood City California Republican Paul N Mc Closkey and Democrat Roy Archibald won primaries the Vietnam War remains the central issue ahead of the Dec 12 runoff. Mc Closkey appealing to moderates would wind down U S involvement while Archibald urged negotiated peace backed by strength. They agreed future clarification will come in the campaign.
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Redwood City
Calif
Shirley Temple Black
Vietnam
Paul N. McCloskey
McCloskey
Archibald
11Th
California
Mrs. Black
Edward M. Keating
E I Chapman Former Theater Operator Dies
Edward J. Chapman 88 of Kennedy Towers former operator of a chain of free movie houses in Indianapolis and Pendleton Ind died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital after a long illness He was born in Shelbyville and lived mostly in Indianapolis He is survived by a son a daughter four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral will be Saturday at 10 am from Himes Funeral Home with reader from First Church of Christ Scientist officiating Burial in Oakwood Cemetery
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Edward J. Chapman
Kennedy Towers
Indianapolis
Pendleton
Ind
Samaritan Hospital
First Church of Christ Scientist
Englewood Lodge
F&am
Waterford
Nashville
Mr. Chapman
Burn Ann Waltz
Edward A. Chapman
Troy
Charles A. McCotter
Himes
Pawling Ave
Pawl. Martin
Oakwood Cemetery
U S To Return Bonin Islands To Japan
U S and Japan plan gradual transfer of administrative rights over the Bonin Ryukyu islands including Iwo Jima, with an advisory committee of Okinawa Japanese and American representatives to remove barriers to integration. They affirm a mutual defense treaty and aim for Asia peace through economic aid and stabilizing regional conditions.
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Japan
Sato
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
Iwo Jima
Chichi Jima
Tokyo
Johnson
Asia
China
Vietnam
FRB Chief Urges Quick Tax Hike and Spending Reforms
FRB Chief warns of a wider deficit risk if policies stay in place and urges rapid tax increases. He says deficit financing has a role but cautions against perpetual deficits while calling for spending priorities. He cites cost-push inflation from wage gains and slower productivity, signaling monetary easing only if fiscal finances improve.
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Martin
Federal Reserve
Two From RPI Attend War College Today
Cols Lewis F. Samusson and Blanchard K. Watts from RPI join about 100 ROTC professors at the National War College in Washington, D C, today through Friday for discussions on current plans problems and improvements to ROTC. Other universities in attendance include Brown Cornell Harvard and MIT.
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Cols
Lewis F. Samusson
U.S. Army
Blanchard K. Watts
USAF
RPI
National War College
Washington
D.C
Arrest Report of Gestapo Leader Mueller Ends War Suspicions
Berlin authorities report the arrest of a man identified as Mueller, a Gestapo chief linked to the Wannsee conference. Witnesses match the Panama suspect to photographs and handwriting samples. International figures call the arrest a victory for justice while Munich police detain two Israelis accused of trying to find him.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
Albania
Egypt
Valdes
Panama
West Berlin
Mueller
Gestapo
London
Gerhart Riegner
World Jewish Congress
Ludwigsburg
Simon Wiesenthal
Jewish Documentation Center
Vienna
Eichmann
Argentina
Munich
Muellier
Human Rights Group Coffs Cap To 'Cool Ones'
A Troy city summer program dinner at Christ Church Methodist Church Hall honored the advisory committee to the Commission on Human Rights and listed many local supporters. The event praised efforts by the Troy Police Dept and city officials, noted successful youth programs, and reported 123 jobs found for 187 teens at the Hutton Street Job Center with about $2400 earned. The commission approved a resolution praising all helpers and outlined fall and winter plans for Troy youth.
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Commission On Human Rights
Troy Administration
Christ!Methodist Church
Troy Police Dept
Albert
J. Previo
Sidney C. Smith
John P. McGraw
John Capano
S. H
Freihofer Baking Car House of Flowers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Troy Knights of Columbus
Marshall Ray Co
A. W. Marx, Inc
Massary Realty Co
Mohawk Paper Mills
Troy Musician's Union
the Record
Troy
Hutton Street
Professor to speak at Albany State on youth programs
Prof Stanley Edgar Hyman of Bennington College will address the second lecture group of Albany State University English department at the campus center ballroom. The talk, titled Iago Some Approaches to aiding providing varied forms Motivation, will cover social and recreational programs for city youth. Officials from the Commission on Human Rights praised Advisory Committee sub-units for their ongoing work in Police Community Relations and Teen Employment and Youth Recreation.
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Rosy Stinney
Raymond Wheeler
Brian O’shaunnesy
Commission On Human Rights
Hyman
New Yorker
Stanley Edgar Hyman
Bennington
VI. College
Albany State University
At & Pm
Repeal Blaine Amendment Backed by Senate Leaders
Sen Brydges leads push to repeal the Blaine amendment removing state funds from church related schools. Support from Sen Douglas Hudson and others, with federal First Amendment incorporation and citizens’ right to sue as core provisions. Governor Rockefeller silent on action, church leaders back repeal while some Protestant groups oppose. If passed in 1969, Blaine would be removed from the constitution effective Jan 1, 1970.
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Sembly Dist
Sen. Brydges
Senate
Blaine
Sen
Douglas Hudson
Rensselaer County
Brydges
Sem Brydges
Rocky Favors
Rockefeller
State Council of Churches
American Jewish Congress
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Stephentown Tax Rate To Decline In 1968 Budget
Stephentown Town Board approves a 1968 budget of 34,828, an $8,660 cut from this year, leading to a tax rate below 100 per 1,000 of assessed value. Supervisor Bert T. Bullion announced the figures. The 1968 levy remains $101 per thousand, and the board also authorized paying $12,500 from surplus to apply toward the state and county tax levy for 1968.
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Stephenstown
Bert T. Bullion
Rensselaer
Stephentown
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War College
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