Students Render Valuable Aut During Boston Storm
A brutal storm dumped up to 1 inches of snow across parts of New England, causing massive Boston area traffic jams. Students from Harvard Radcliffe MIT and Boston University helped push cars distribute coffee and sandwiches and assist stranded motorists as police and rescue teams aided a mother delivering a baby in a car amid the snow.
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Missing six cellmate of Valachi linked to mob
Ralph Wagner 34, former cellmate of Joseph Valachi and associate of Vito Genovese, has been missing since October 19. Federal authorities say Wagner tipped Valachi on a Genovese plot to kill him, a claim tied to Valachi’s 1963 Senate testimony.
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Cosa Nostra Crime Syndicate
Israel to Pay Compensation for Church Damages
In Jerusalem officials announced Israel will pay about 1 million dollars in compensation to churches damaged in the June war. Churches hit by Jordanian firing, including the Dormition church on Mt Zion, will receive funds. the Vatican has contributed 25,000 dollars for repairs while Israel covers the remainder.
United Nations urged to take over Geneva disarmament talks
Neutral nations pressed to move the Geneva disarmament conference to the United Nations General Assembly. Co chairs Foster and Roschehin said a final decision could be delayed only until month’s end, arguing it would be unwise to end talks at a critical stage of drafting a nuclear non-proliferation treaty. The neutrals insist the conference must report to the General Assembly before the December 19 session ends.
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State Dept Grateful To Jackie For Cambodia Efforts
A State Department spokesman thanked Mrs. John Kennedy for humanitarian efforts on behalf of American prisoners held by Viet Minh forces in Cambodia. He noted her private visit raised the prisoner question with Cambodia's President Sihanouk, who said he could no longer serve as intermediary due to Viet Cong obstruction.
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New Hudson Highlands State Park Planned on Hudson River
Governor Rockefeller announced a 3000 acre land purchase on the east shore of the Hudson River north of West Point to create the New Hudson Highlands State Park. The $3 million price will be shared by the state and Laurance Rockefeller backed foundation. The project includes Cold Spring Beacon area landmarks and features a marina pool hiking trails and picnicking facilities with completion hoped within three years.
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Johnson to hold White House news conference today
President Johnson will meet the press in the East Room of the White House today. The event is scheduled for Teavin, EST, and will be broadcast live on radio and television.
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Comeback Fatigue Formula Promises Quick Awake Boost
New York based Drug Research Center announces Comeback a special fatigue fighting tablet. It claims to refresh the body quickly easing exhaustion and drowsiness without stimulants. Doctors note fatigue is common and Comeback is marketed to help users feel fresher and more alert in minutes.
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House Clears Path for Johnson Foreign Aid Bill
The House authorized action on President Johnsons reduced foreign aid bill amid policy restrictions. An Appropriations Committee vote narrowly defeated a bid to kill most amendments, while the panel backed a $3.2 billion recommendation, nudging toward a $2.2 billion overseas aid package for the new fiscal year.
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Horse Drawn Traffic Was Much Faster in 1907 New York
The article notes 1907 horse drawn streets averaged 11.5 mph while 1966 motor vehicles averaged 8.5 mph. Senate investigators were told mid Manhattan traffic raises business costs by up to 20 percent. Arthur E. Palmer Jr. testified that motor vehicle abundance harms mobility. The State roads subcommittee probes urban expressways under the $25 billion highway program.
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UPI
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Manhattan
Arthur E. Palmer Jr
State Roads Subcommittee
Halt Attacks On Johnson Urges Senate Speech
Democratic Utah Senator Frank Moss urged a halt to vicious attacks on President Johnson. Senate leaders Mike Mansfield and Moss called for responsible dissent while condemning the derisive rhetoric aimed at the President and his wife and top officials.
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Snow blankets New England as cold grip eases
The Associated Press reports more than a foot of snow covered parts of New England with subfreezing midday temperatures from the central Appalachians to Maine. Boston cleared highways of abandoned cars after Wednesday night’s storm, forecasters predict a warming trend by Friday, while Midwest and Southwest warmth and record lows elsewhere cap a unsettled winter pattern with snow in Sault Ste. Marie and arctic air across the East.
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Four Perfect Bridge Hands Dealt
Four players in Brunswick, Georgia, dealt perfect bridge hands. Mrs. H. L. Wilson led with seven diamonds, followed by Mrs. H. P. Heins seven hearts, Mrs. W. M. Avery seven spades, and Mrs. Q. H. Doss would have bid seven clubs. An expert notes the odds are about 10 quintillion to one against such a hand.
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Bishops Stand Firm on Priests Celibacy Rule
United States Catholic bishops, in a unanimous statement, declared that any change to priestly celibacy is unfounded and rebuked priests pushing for optional celibacy. They cited Pope Paul VI’s June reaffirmation and warned that such arguments scandalize the faithful. The bishops also urged calm debate over Vietnam War tensions and called for rational discussion.
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UPI
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National Association For Pastoral Renewal
Mother Paroled In Death Of Daughter
Dorothy Sheridan 30 of Harwich Mass was paroled after a Superior Court verdict of involuntary manslaughter in her daughter Lisa's death last March. Prosecutors said Lisa could have survived a lung ailment with proper medical care, but Sheridan refused treatment citing Christian Science.
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Jews Hear Muslim At Convention
At Kiamesha Lake New York Dr Muhammad Abdul Rauf director of the Islamic Center of New York City addressed the United Synagogue of America convention joining a rabbi on stage. He urged unity saying there is a common core of understanding despite differences and that Muslims are not hostile to Jews. Rabbi Henry Siegman emphasized shared values and the potential for Arab Jewish reconciliation. Henry N Rapaport was reelected president with Fether J Lewis named treasurer and Maxwell Kaye as secretary.
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Synagogue Council of America
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Thirty-Three Area Girls Named to Sage Dean's List
Thirty-three area students are cited for academic excellence by being named to the dean's list at Russell Sage College. The list includes Troy residents such as Donna Anthony Nancy Doring Maureen Firestone Eugenie Koa and many others along with residents from Saratoga Springs Watervliet Cohoes and Mechanicville.
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Sunnyside
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Let's Sew Beginning 4-H Clothing Class In Saratoga Springs
Mrs Willis Solberg 4 H agent will teach a lesson titled Lets Sew at Extension Headquarters 87 Charen St Saratoga Springs at 7 pm Monday. The class targets 4 H leaders and junior leaders.
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Saratoga County
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Estension Headquarters
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Two Sisters Die in Toy Trunk Tragedy
In Huntsville Alabama two young sisters Loria six and Julie four died from suffocation after being trapped inside a toy trunk with an automatic lid that could not be opened from the inside. Police said their mother Betty Barner reported the tragedy on Wednesday.
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Inventors Show Set in Brussels Next March 8 to 37
The 17th International Inventors Show will run in Brussels from March 8 to 37 with over 1,900 inventors from 20 countries attending. Organizers announced. The previous grand prize went to Swedish Dr. Per Udden for an armchair for the handicapped.
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