Nixon Plans Moscow Visit Amid Berlin Summit Backdrop
President Nixon said he was going to Moscow with cautious optimism noting steps in Soviet US talks. He cited seabed and biological weapons treaties SALT hotline and Berlin agreement as progress that makes a summit timely though no specifics were given.
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Crashes Kill 4 Including 2 Priests in Thruway Crash
Four people die in a Thruway collision in East Galway Saratoga County two priests among the dead and relatives injured. Peter Wager 25 of Chatham drove the truck that struck the camper ridden by Mrs Warwick. The garage driver Donald Jennings of Albany faces charges for unsafe starting.
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Bayh Drops Presidential Candidacy for Family Health
Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana ends his bid for the Democratic nomination to be by his wife’s side during her recovery from breast cancer surgery. He declines to endorse any remaining rivals, citing the need for a lengthy recuperation period for Marvella Bayh.
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Nationalist Ouster Spurs Aid Threats
Senate conservatives warn of major U.S. funding cuts to the United Nations if Nationalist China loses its seat. Sen. Robert Taft and Sen. James Buckley say legislation to reduce U.S. financial support will be introduced. Thant reports Washington budget limits hinder UN headquarters expansion.
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Tate Case Defendant Convicted
Watson testified about the Manson family killings at Los Angeles by stabbing and shooting victims at the Tate and LaBianca crimes. He described LSD influence and a dreamlike state, with Linda Kasabian freed for testimony. A total of 14 medical experts testified as to Watson's mental state, defense and prosecution.
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Nixon Court Picks Due Next Week
President Nixon said he will announce his selections for the two Supreme Court vacancies next week. He named Sen. Robert Byrd and at least two women as being considered, with several hundred names narrowed to ten or twelve. Sources noted other lawmakers discussed include Sens. Griffin and Baker. Byrd, 53, a former Ku Klux Klan member who has since disavowed the group, is eyed for a possible nomination.
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Chinese tycoon mounts airplane on Tokyo building
Lin I wen a Nationalist Chinese business tycoon raises a $125,000 twin engine aircraft on an eight story Tokyo tower to promote his theaters restaurants and bathhouses.
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C. of C Aircade In Area Oct 25 First in U S
Charter jetliner to arrive in Albany carrying business leaders for the Oct 25 Aircade discussion at Albany Hyatt House. The event marks the first in a series of 15 similar forums to conduct business issue talks in the area.
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Acheson Dies Veteran Cold War Strategist at 78
The veteran diplomat Dean Acheson died at 78 amid debate over his China and Vietnam policies. His long career drew praise for knowledge and experience despite liberal criticism from his own party and historians. He warned of misled military assessments in 1965 and remained a central figure in postwar U.S. policy debates.
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Mrs. Berniece Roblin Dies at 90 in Watervliet Area
Mrs Berniece I Roblin 90 widow of Wilmont H Roblin longtime Watervliet area resident died Tuesday at Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness Born in Edenton she lived in Watervliet and Troy most of her life She leaves a daughter Mrs William R Harrison two sons W Kimberley Roblin and William R Roblin ten grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Funeral services set for 10 am Friday at Himes Funeral Home with committal at Oakwood Cemetery Rev Frederick C McQuade officiating
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Brandt Reveals Ten Don’t Planks For Mayor Bid
Cohoes Democratic candidate Frank L. Brandt outlines ten actions he would avoid if elected. The former police court judge lists measures opposing bonds for projects, favored outsourcing, improper property seizures, and actions by outsiders or amateurs. He accuses the Citizens Party of using reforms for political gain.
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Calls Between Japan and China Rise Sharply in September
Japan's international carrier KDD reports calls between Japan and Communist China climbed to 560 in September, up from a last year's monthly average of about 200, signaling a notable increase in cross border communications.
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New York Transportation Bond Plan Dominates Ballot Debate
Voters face three referendums on the November ballot with Proposal No. 1 drawing the sharpest protest. The $2.5 billion transportation bond aims to fund road and transit projects and could yield $300 million this year, sparking worries about tax increases and preservation of subway fares. Opposition also targets Constitutional Amendment No. 1 on loans to private firms for public projects with fears of future costs, while Amendment No. 2—to extend debt-limit waivers for sewage facilities—sees little resistance.
Ruins Blaze Anew Triggers Second Fire Alarm at River Street
Pumper 3 was dispatched to the remains of the Lance Merrill building supply firm at 65 River St twice Tuesday afternoon as smouldering ruins rekindled into minor blazes. Firemen answered at 12 37 p m and 2 08 p m and returned to quarters after each shift, last at 3 04 p m.
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