Britain Receives First Polaris Submarine Resolution
Britain handed over its first Polaris submarine Resolution to the Royal Navy yesterday. Three more Polaris subs with 16 nuclear missiles each and torpedoes will join by 1970 at a total cost of 980 million dollars. Hussein visits Moscow seeking aid and sympathy from Soviet leaders Podgorny welcomes him.
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London
Britain
Resolution
Royal Navy
Moscow
UPI
Jordan
Hussein
Kremlin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Amman
Archbishop Celestine Damiano Dies at 53 in Camden
Archbishop Celestine Damiano, head of the Camden Diocese, died of a pulmonary embolus at age 53 after seven years guiding 295,000 Catholics in southern New Jersey. In Washington, creditors of bankrupt New Haven Railroad urged liquidation unless Penn Central lease is ordered, while three states backed a $25 million loan to bridge a cash shortage.
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Camden
Celestine Joseph Damiano
New Jersey
Washington
New Haven
Pennsylvania-New York Central
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
Penn Central
Albany plan to attract private enterprise overseen by housing official
State Housing Commissioner James W. Gaynor outlined a $50 million plan to spur urban development by creating a state corporation and using a revolving fund. The plan was announced before the State Association of Urban Renewal Officials in Albany. Separately, Sen. Javits urged a shift to fund needs of the poor, signaling public support for Vietnam settlement along Korean War lines.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
James W. Gaynor
Gaynor
State Association of Urban Renewal Officials
NEW York
Jacob K. Javits
Marshall Seated As First Negro On Supreme Court
Washington AP Thur good Marshall became the first Black justice on the Supreme Court as the term opened with President Johnson watching. Marshall swore to administer justice impartially and took his seat on the far left of the bench. Chief Justice Warren led the brief ceremony and noted Justice Clark’s retirement to allow Ramsey Clark to become attorney general.
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Washington
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Johnson
Marshall
Tom C. Clark
Clark
Stanley Reed
Warren
Ramsey Clark
U.S
Davis
Hugo L. Black
Jerusalem Mayor Announces Move of Settlers to Jordan
Tel Aviv AP report says Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek plans to relocate a group of religious settlers from Israel into the former Jordanian sector of the holy city. The move aims to show Jerusalem is united and will see settlers renovate and live in pre 1948 Jewish quarters that had been denied since prior to Israel's June war.
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Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Teddy Kollek
Israel
Holy City
Fire Alarm Cable Damaged During Sewer Work in Troy
A damaged fire alarm cable near State Street and Seventh Avenue disrupted half the Troy fire alarm system and private phones at City Hall for several hours during sewer line construction. The line was repaired by about 2 p.m. announced by Fire Alarm Superintendent Thomas J. Larkin.
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Troy
State Street
Seventh Avenue
Sixth Avenue
City Hall
Thomas J. Larkin
Meany Says Reuther In Trouble Over Skilled Members
AFL CIO leader George Meany suggested Walter Reuther faces strains from skilled workers in the UAW and other large unions amid Ford strike pressure. He argued against splitting into separate bargaining units, noting a need for differential treatment of skilled and unskilled workers within industrial unions. Meany spoke on NBC's Speaking Freely, telecast from New York and Washington.
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Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
Walter Reuther
Labor Movement
Meany
Reuther
United Auto Workers
UAW
Auto Workers
Ford‘ Motor Co
Harvard linen service ends door to door runs
Harvard Student Agencies linen service stops door to door deliveries after students stole about 8000 towels 1000 pillowcases and 940 sheets worth 5000. Beginning this week charges stay 28 dollars annually but dirty linen must be returned at depots in each resident house. Manager Stephen Roy notes towels used to paint posters and parties.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Stephen Roy
CAP Member Receives High Award at CAP Northeast Conference
Senior Member Donald Driscoll of the Troy Composite Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, was the sole recipient of the Falcon Award at the Northeast Region Conference in New Haven Connecticut. He also received the Gen Carl E Spaatz Award and gave the acceptance speech for six other Spaatz winners during the Cadet Awards presentation. Presenters were national commander Brig Gen William W Wilcox and Col Edwin Lyons. Five Troy squadron members attended including Agnes M Rounds J Capt Anne Burt Shirley A White and Bruce Bassett.
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Donald Driscoll
Troy
Civil Air Patrol
Howard K. Vedder
New York
CAP
Falcon
Driscoll
William W. Wilcox
New Haven
Conn
Col. Veeder
Albany
Park Plaza
Carl E. Spaatz
Spaatz
Edwin Lyons
Troy Squadron
Agnes M. Rounds
Anne Burt
Shirley A
White
Bruce Bassett
Postal Pay Hikes Hit By Key Rides
Washington officials told Senate hearings there is no basis for postal workers to receive higher raises than other federal employees. A House bill would grant 6 percent for postal workers this year, with a 4.5 percent federal raise for all civilian staff, plus future increases. officials argued against discriminatory treatment. In New York, Israel Perez, 22, was arrested as a fugitive in a New Jersey homicide tied to the same case, while Brenda Gass, 35, was killed and her sister Robin, 14, wounded during a robbery incident in Fair Lawn.
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House
Johnson
Macy
Schultze
NEW York
Brooklyn
Yestor
Fair Lawn
N.J
Israel Perez
New Jersey
Perez
Brenda Gass
Robin
Space Age Printer Inaugurated at Government Printing Office
Washington AP Sen Carl Hayden inaugurates the Linotron the space age printer by activating the fastest typesetting machine The Linotron composes words on film at over 1000 characters per second and can set an entire page at once The system was developed under a government contract Hayden 90th birthday greeting marked the first output He has served 55 years in Congress and chaired the Joint Committee on Printing for 34 years
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Washington
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Hayden
Congress
Senate
Congressional Joint Committee On Printing
Reuther Blames Big Three For Strike Standoff
Detroit AP Walter P. Reuther charged that an understanding among the Big Three automakers sustains the standoff between the United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Co. He also accused General Motors Corp. of backing the industry’s concerted resistance to the union’s new contract demands as Ford’s strike, now in its 27th day, idles 160,000 workers nationwide.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Reuther
General Motors Corp
UAW
Ford
Catholic Charities Boards Meet At River And Fulton Site
The advisory board of Catholic Charities met recently at 371st Street office with Dr. William H. Horan presiding. After the meeting, officials noted the United Fund display is now located at the Towne Shop at River and Fulton Streets.
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Catholic Charities
William H. Horan
United Fund
River and
Fulton Streets
India declares 12 nautical mile territorial sea
AP report states New Delhi extends its territorial sea from six to twelve nautical miles, outlining official notice and policy expansion affecting maritime boundaries and coastal claims. The action signals a broader assertion of sovereignty over adjacent seas and resource rights.
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NEW Delei
India
Seamans to Quit Post With NASA
NASA announced that Dr. Robert C. Seamans Jr. will resign as general manager and deputy administrator effective January 1. Webb said Seamans joined NASA in 1960 and served seven years beyond an original two year pledge, leaving a leadership gap and unclear future plans.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Robert C. Seamans Jr
NASA
James E. Webb
Seamans
Webb
Space Agency
RCA Missile Electronics and Controls Division
Burlington
Mass
Hugh 8. Dryden
Personal Registration Commences Today in Troy and County
Registration for the General Election on November 7 opens today across Troy and Rensselaer County as eight Personal Registration days begin. Hours are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. today and 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday with further days Monday through Saturday next week. Those previously registered at central sites need not re register unless they moved.
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Troy
Rensselaer
Board of Elections
153Rd St
Train Bus Crash Kills 4 Children Near Waterloo
A 97 car freight train struck a Waterloo school bus near a gravel road west of town killing four children and injuring nine. The bus carried 13 pupils from Waterloo Consolidated schools. the crash halted classes for the day.
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Waterloo
Neb
UPI
Waterloo Consolidated
Omaha
Thomas M. McMahon
East Gets Sun As Gulf Spins Fern
Beulah’s devastation in Mexico and Texas looms as Fern forms in the Gulf of Mexico with winds over 80 mph. Eastern states enjoy sun and warm 70s while Pacific Northwest sees a brisk storm. Beulah’s death toll exceeds 20 in the Caribbean and along the Texas coast.
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Associated Press
Gulf of Mexico
Beulah
Mexico
Texas
Midwest
Washington
Oregon
Fern
Tampico
Caribbean
Clifton Park Church Events Include Choir, Prayers, and Retreats
Clifton Park Methodist Church announces junior choir rehearsal at 3 PM tomorrow and a 7 PM prayer service with Bible study plus an 8 PM membership and evangelism training session. Thursday brings a 7:30 PM organ demonstration for congregational approval and a 4 PM MYF gathering for an overnight at Skye Farms Camps Warrensburgh. A Kiwanis formation meeting and rummage sale at 35 Remsen St Cohoes are also listed with hours and contact points.
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W. Ray. Deming
MYF
Skye Farms Camps
Warrensburgh
David C. Randles
St. George’s Episcopal
Route 146
Kiwanis
Remsen St
Cohoes
Parkettes
Leonard Hicks
Hickok
Lower Newtown Road
Roger Cardin
Plant Road
Edward McFarren
Clifton Park Village
Halfmoon Town Board
Irving Hatlee
Clifton Park Fire Co
Junior League Rammage Event Kicks Off Tomorrow
Troy Junior League prepares a mass movement of merchandise and auction items for the ammage festival at the Troy Armory. The event runs tomorrow 6 to 9 p.m. and Thursday and Friday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. An antiques and used goods auction will be held Wednesday and Friday nights conducted by auctioneers Cal, Dusty Cleveland, and Frank Haskell.
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Dusty Cleveland
Ballston Spa
Troy Armory
Thomas Pemrick
Paul Ryan
Troy Junior League
Cal
Frank Haskell
School Heads Defeat Charter Opposition in New York
About 1,000 state school superintendents and administrators adopted a resolution favoring defeat of the proposed State Constitution. They objected to the aid formula, welfare cost assumption, and use of state funds for private persons. The merger into a new Council of School District Administrators was ratified, with Paul Vogan elected president and other officers named.
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Liberty
N.Y
Council of
Council of School Superintendents
New York
California Democrats plan to oppose LBJ in 1968 primary
In Long Beach the California Democratic Council, a 33000 member group, votes to challenge pro Johnson party regulars in June. They pledge to push a peace and racial equality platform and use the state convention votes to influence national policy. Gerald Hill of San Francisco urges drastic policy change or risk national defeat.
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Long Beach
Calif
Johnson
California
Vietnam
California Democratic Council
Gerald Hill
San Francisco
Nazi Aide Reported Under Arrest in Yugoslavia
Vienna reports say Erich Rajakovic, former SS aide to Eichmann, a fugitive linked to Dutch deportations, was arrested in Yugoslavia while on holiday, though Yugoslav police denied the arrest. He was convicted in Austria for violent acts in 1965 but released after pretrial time counted as sentence.
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Vienna
Erich Rajakovic
Adolph Eichmann
Netherlands
Yugoslavia
Koper
Rajakovic
Simon Wiesenthal
Jewish Documentation Center
Eichmann
Wiesenthal
The
Hague
Waterford teen pleads innocent in petty larceny case
Mrs. Karen McAvoy, 18, of 6 First Ave Waterford, appeared in Troy Police Court before Justice Timothy Fogarty on a charge of petty larceny. Public Defender Thomas J O Connor requested probation department investigation to determine youthful offender status. Case adjourned until Oct 24. bail set at 25 dollars.
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Karen McAvoy
First Ave
Waterford
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Thomas J. O'Connor
McAvoy
Peerless
Feet free to walk barefoot with Johnson's Foot Soap
An advertisement touts Johnson's Foot Soap as a medicated powder that softens rough skin and heel calluses when used in hot water. It promises relief from tired feet and dead skin, with claims of silky, smooth feet after a foot bath.
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Johnson
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