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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1969

Page

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Council Resigns City Manager and Names Screening Panel

The Troy City Council votes tonight to accept Adrian Gonyea's resignation as city manager effective immediately and to form a 14 member citizens screening committee to select his successor. J Leo Quigley will serve as acting city manager pending interviews and council action.

Gonyea Adrian‘ C. Gonyea Troy Rensselaer County Republi Crooked Lake J. Leo Quigley Dept. of Public Works Quigley Robert A. Stierer Hudson Valley Community College Citizens Citizens Screening Stierer Gongea Citizens Screening Committee Record Carl W. Engstrom Citizens Committee City Managers’ Association Wall Street Journal Corporation Counsel’s Office Lawrence J. Collins

Cambodia gun positions near Bu Prang strike again

North Vietnamese guns inside Cambodia near the Bu Prang camp opened fire for a second straight day as U S air power attacked. The clash left South Vietnamese forces with several casualties and a reported 132 enemy killed in nearby engagements. U S command noted self defense and reported additional actions by the 1st Air Cavalry and 101st Airborne near the DMZ.

Saigon Cambodia Bu Prang U.S Norodom Sihanouk Namese Song Be da Nang

Kennedy Patriarch Clings To Life At Hyannis Port

At Hyannis Port Mass Joseph Patrick Kennedy 81 clings to life as family gathers at the seaside compound long run as the Kennedys base of operation. Sargent Shriver says the end is near as daughters and son Len Edward M Kennedy and Jacqueline Onassis rally at the bedside. Jacqueline flies in from Europe to join the family and Mrs Onassis travels by jet to Boston then a charter to Hyannis Port.

Hyannis Jacqueline Onassis Jacqueline Kennedy Kennedy Hyannis Port Joseph P. Kennedy Sr Hyannisport Mass Joseph Patrick Kennedy U.S. Senate Sargent Shriver U.S France Great Britain Palm Beach Fla Kennedys Len Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Ethel Kennedy Robert New York Europe

Yale Peace Activities Planned

The Vietnam Moratorium Committee outlines a December protest plan focusing on community action and public vigils. Activities include visits to veterans hospitals and military bases, shopping center rallies, and town meetings with local moratorium groups deciding specifics. Sam Brown notes broad coalition effort beyond youth.

Washington Sam Brown

TV Bilder From Moon Orbit In Color Shows 1969 Flight

Color TV pictures from the Yankee Clipper and Intrepid as they circled the moon showed craggy terrain and craters. Commander Charles Conrad Jr. described looking for rocks and noted the mission’s crucial rocket burn set a 71 by 194 mile lunar orbit and signaled arrival on time.

Moon Lunar Earth Conrad

Nixon Opens SALT Talks in Helsinki Amid Hopes for Accord

The United States and the Soviet Union began preliminary SALT talks in Helsinki with champagne toasts and a pledge to curb the strategic arms race. President Nixon voiced optimism about reaching agreements on limiting and reducing strategic weapons. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Semenov signaled openness to discussing topics beyond strict limits, while U.S. chief delegate Gerard Smith outlined a two to three week preliminary session with potential broader discussions.

Helsinki United States Soviet Union Nixon Vladimir S. Semenov Semenov Gerard C. Smith U.S Finland Ahti Karajalainen Smith Kremlin

Israeli Jets Strike Jordan Across Three Attacks

Seven killed and 11 wounded as Israeli jets raid Jordan three times on Monday. An Israeli aircraft was downed by antiaircraft fire near Salt, with the pilot parachuting to safety inside Israel. Jordanian King Hussein is said to have helped direct the anti aircraft fire.

Tay Ninh The Associated Press Jordan Hussein Salt al Mazar Dead Sea Israel Tel Aviv Eilat Cairo Aqaba Gulf of Aqaba Davar

Humphrey Charges Nixon Sought to Silence Dissent

Former vice president Hubert H. Humphrey accused the Nixon administration of a calculated effort to suppress dissent. The Democratic Policy Council adopted a resolution denouncing attempts to stifle criticism and named a freedom of expression committee to monitor attacks on free speech and a free press. Humphrey linked Agnew's criticisms of TV commentators to a broader pattern and defended Harriman, noting Agnew raised the issue of the right to criticize.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey New Democratic Policy Council Spiro T. Agnew Herbert Klein FCC Federal Communications Commission Dean Birch Council Humphrey Leonard H. Marks U.S. Information Agency Advance Administration U.S Vietnam Agnew Des Moines Iowa Nixon Democratic Policy Council W. Averell Harriman Paris The Policy Council Harriman

Haynsworth Gains Two Supporters

Two more senators announced support for Cle ment Haynsworth Jr as civil rights leaders pressed to block the nomination. Prouty and Spong said accusations against him are unsubstantiated and he has the qualifications for the Supreme Court.

Washington Supreme Court Clement F. Haynsworth Jr Winston Prouty Vermont William B. Spong Virginia Haynsworth Prouty Spong M Haynsworth Spong-Prouty Associated Press

No Progress In GE Strike

New York AP reports General Electric sees no significant progress after a fed mediators arranged meeting with the International Union of Electrical Workers and 13 unions. The 22 day strike halts production at most of GE 280 plants in 33 states while IUE and UE plan further talks this week.

New York General Electric Co International Union of Electrical Workers Aflcio IUE United Electrical Workers JUE

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Bob Brier Mayor Meyer George F. O’brien Office of Catholic Charities Frank E. Popp Bruce W. Hislop Raymond J. Quinn H. Bosworth McChesney Jr Louis C. Rizzo Clyde W. Rea John R. Riely William H. Donovan Plumbers Union Nathan N. Werlin James K. Patrick Jr Frank P. McDonald State HVCC 1St Air Cavalry Division Lied U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division U.S. 101St Airborne Division Dmz U.S. 3Rd Marine Division South Vietnam 101St Airborne Elder Kennedy Yale Charles Conrad Jr Hope
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