Apollo 12 Crew Spends Sunday Quietly With Families
In Houston area the Apollo 12 crew members and their wives and children attended church services while awaiting the Moon mission. Jane Conrad led the Navy hymn at St. John’s Episcopal, as Bean’s family kept to Clear Lake Methodist and the Gordon family joined a Roman Catholic Mass.
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Mission Control
Houston
Apollo 12
Jane Conrad
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bean
Clear Lake Methodist
Gordon
Buffalo Snowstorm Brings Up to 18 Inches and Accidents
A Lake Erie storm dumped up to 18 inches of snow on parts of the Buffalo Niagara Falls area early Sunday. Traffic deaths were blamed on icy roads. Niagara Falls airport closed then reopened after a foot of snow. Two new salt carrier trucks overturned on first assignments. one driver hospitalized. Northern Buffalo suburbs hit hardest with near whiteout on Grand Island. Weather shifted. forecast sun and 40s Monday. In space news Apollo 12 prepared for lunar flight maneuvers with routine checks and experiments aboard Soyuz?
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Buffalo
N.Y
Lake Erie
Buffalo-Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls International Airport
Erie County
Grand Island
Douties
Niagara River
U.S
Greater Buffalo International
Weather Bureau
Two Fatal Accidents Reported In Schenectady Area
Authorities reported two separate fatal accidents. In the first, a Smith vehicle traveling west on Albany Street left the road, hit a tree, and occupants were not ejected, 7:38 a.m. west of Van Heusen Street. In the second, Mrs Bellemare, struck while walking near an unlit disabled car on Northway a mile north of Route 67, died at Ellis Hospital.
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Smith Auto
Albany Street
van Heusen Street
Gongea Charges Council Backs Inefficiency
The report notes Gongea accusing the council of inefficiency while detailing tense exchanges with residents including Mitchell. The remarks suggest ongoing friction during questions and responses at the meeting.
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Gongea
Council
Washington Peace March Sparks Violence Debate
The Washington peace march drew praise for restraint by many, but critics blamed organizers for violence and property damage. Leaders disputed government claims of inaction, while Justice Dept. delays on permits and local budget debates framed the day.
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Mitchell
Ron Young
Mode Project
Young
Washington
Vietnam
Justice Dept
Balks
Drugs Found In Barrymore Car Chase
Actor John Barrymore Jr. was arrested after a high speed chase in Hollywood. Officers recovered drugs and a vial of marijuana from his car and booked him for possessing marijuana and dangerous drugs. Passenger Anthony Blyth Fairbanks was booked for possession of narcotics. Barrymore had a prior arrest in August.
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Hollywood
John Barrymore Jr
Barrymore
John Barrymore
Anthony Blyth Fairbanks
Los Angeles
Indio
Calif
Young Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Boy 12 Killed In Auto Mishap In Watertown
AP report states a car slid off Route 3 and overturned killing Richard G. Belge, 12, of Baldwinsville. The vehicle was driven by his mother. the family lives at 112 River Road.
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Watertown
N.Y
Richard G. Belge
Baldwinsville
River Road
Man charged in murder of wife and son in Rochester
Police say a family quarrel led to a double homicide at 420 Joseph Ave, Rochester. Francine Scott, 41, and Thomas Scott Jr., 21, died from shotgun wounds. husband Thomas Scott Sr., 42, was charged with two counts of murder and held without bail.
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Rochester
N.Y
Francine Scott
Thomas Scott Jr
Thomas Scott Sr
Scott
Joseph Ave
Utica Man Held In Shooting Death
Raymond Gibson a 23 year old Utica man is held on felonious assault charges after a man Mitchell James 29 of Utica was shot Oct 28 in a downtown parked car and died at St Elizabeths Hospital The crime has no established motive. James lived at 1018 Brinkerhoff Ave Gibson at 1222 Dudley Ave.
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Utica
N.Y
UPI
Raymond Gibson
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Mitchell James
Gibson
James
Brinkerhof Ave
Dudley Ave
Uniform price hike for dairy farmers in New York-New Jersey
Dairy farmers in the New York New Jersey marketing area will receive a uniform price of 6.26 per hundredweight for October deliveries. Administrator A J Pollard said the price rose from 6.18 for September and 6.15 for October 1968. Area output neared 800 million pounds in October, up over five million from a year earlier.
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New York
New York-New Jersey
A. J. Pollard
New York- New Jersey
75 Year-Old Fulton Man Dies After Car Crash
Charles Van Tassel, 75, of Fulton died Sunday from injuries suffered in a two car accident Saturday in Fulton. He lived at 712 Hannibal Street.
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Fulton
N.Y
Charles van Tassel
van Tassel
Hannibal St
North Vietnam denounces U S claim on prisoners of war
Hanoi controlled press criticizes U S statements on American POWs as a misleading slander. Quang Doi Nhan Dan asserts U S authorities lodge shameless accusations and accuses relatives of airmen of seeking information in Paris.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
Defense Ministry
Quang Doi Nhan Dan
United States
U.S
Hanoi
Vietnam
VNA
United Nations
Paris
Gonyea Budget Hearings Draw Fire Over Fiscal Plan
At a public hearing in Troy Quigley defended departmental requests as sensible while Gonyea faced opposition over budget cuts. The mayor and city officials clashed with critics as tension rose, with speakers accusing false figures and alleging the costs would impact the "little people."
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Gonyea
State Dept. of Audit and Control
Hudson River
Buckley
Quigley
Anthony Olszowy
Meyer
Jackson Dennis
Troy Csea
Child Dies In Blaze In Parkersburg Library Home
A three year old boy died of smoke inhalation after a Sunday house fire in a Parkersburg library home. Teen babysitter Kay Shaver rescued a twin brother and a five year old sister, but could not reach Johnny McHugh before he died at St Josephs Hospital. She suffered first degree burns. Fire officials suspect a TV tube explosion sparked the blaze.
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Parkersburg
W.va
Johnny McHugh
Jim McHugh
St. Josephs Hospital
Kay Shaver
Columbus
Ohio
Miss Shaver
Johnny
Britain’s four day old girl quints survive with good prospects
Four day old girl quintuplets born nine weeks early at Queen Charlotte’s Hospital show better survival odds than many premature single births. Dr Archie Norman says jaundice is common in prematures and all five babies remain in incubators as father John Hanson visits daily. Names and weights: Jacqueline Mary 2 lb 6 oz, Joanne Lesley 2 lb 7 oz, Nicola Jane 2 lb 13 oz, Julie Anne 2 lb 14 oz, Sarah Louise 3 lb 7 oz. Nicola appears to be improving, while Jacqueline has more jaundice concerns.
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London
Britain
Archie Norman
Irene Hanson
Norman
Mrs. Hanson
Queen Charlotte’s Hospital
John Hanson
Jacqueline Mary
Joanne Lesley
Nicola Jane
Julie Anne
Sarah Louise
Nicola
Jacqueline
Artillery Duel in Cambodia and Vietnam Coastal Sweep
North Vietnamese artillery pounded Duc Lap and Bu Prang in Cambodia for weeks while U S bases retreated under heavy fire. U S B 52s conducted multiple raids dropping up to 600 tons near the border. In Vietnam, South Vietnamese forces aided by Navy units killed 62 enemy soldiers and detained 45 in a 15 mile sweep south of Da Nang. Deputy Defense Secretary Packard visited GIs for troop withdrawal prospects.
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Duc Lap
Bu Prang
Cambodia
U.S
da Nang
South Vietnam
Packard
Gis
David Packard
Special Forces
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Charles Doyle
UFA
Owen Connally
PBA
Albert Sgaglione
New York State Police Conference
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