DeSantis Opposes Four Proposed Amendments and Fares
DeSantis urged voters to reject all four propositions citing risks to local control finance and labor relations. He warned the charter amendment could empower urban developers bypassing local oversight and raise taxes for firefighters while opposing debt limit increases for sewage projects and highway funding. He expressed concerns over a pay as you go approach and urged a no vote on all four measures.
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DeSantis
Urban Development Corp
Troy
Fire Bureau
Fire Dept
Labor Helps Heathtain Entry Into Trade Market
The report describes Britain's bid to join the European communities in 1961 and the subsequent veto by Charles de Gaulle. It notes the House of Commons approving the government’s principle to join under negotiated arrangements and mentions crowds outside Westminster.
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Ain
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Big Ben
Westminster Parliament
Selwyn Lloyd
Harold Wilson
Heath
Knapp Probe Reveals Hotels Courting Cops in NYC
The Knapp Commission heard that midtown luxury hotels wined and dined police officers from patrolman to inspector at a five to ten thousand dollar yearly rate. Records show New York Hilton and Taft Hotel provided meals and free rooms for hundreds of officers, with Seedman’s $83 Hilton dining bill cited before his temporary removal and reinstatement.
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New York
Knapp Commission
Mark Hanson
Commission
Hanson
New York Hilton
Taft Hotel
Statler-Hilton
Park Sheraton
Americana
Loew’s
Midtown Motor Inn
LaGuardia Airport
Sixth Avenue
Rockefeller Center
Albert Seedman
Seedman
Patrick V. Murphy
Hilton
Knapp
Whitman Knapp
John V. Lindsay
Theodore Silverman
Brooklyn
Ten jurors chosen for Mitchell trial panel
The court reviewed voir dire as defense attorney Shanley and Cholakis challenged prospective jurors. Judge Fogarty reminded jurors to avoid reports and conversations about the case. Several potential jurors were questioned about biases and past concerns, with challenges for cause and peremptory strikes used to shape the panel. A supplemental panel of 80 was called, 39 appearing, as the selection continued.
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6Th Ave
Margaret M. Pascetto
Castleton
Shanley
Fogarty
Cholakis
Mitchell
City of
Troy
Chiarello Landfill and Disposal Co
Chiarello
Capital Division Disposal Co
Arizona Biochemical Co
Veniremen
Meyer
Queen Juliana Tours Hamburg Port During West Germany Visit
Queen Juliana of the Netherlands and Prince Bernhard toured Hamburg on day three of their four day state visit to West Germany. They viewed harbor installations and met a retired couple in a city housing project during the excursion.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPI
Juliana
Netherlands
Prince Bernhard
West Germany
Vermont official urges nuclear caution and testing license
Lt. Gov. John Burgess calls for no new atomic plants in Vermont until risks are fully answered. Governor Deane C. Davis argued for rapid approval of a test licensing for Vermont Yankee at Vernon.
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Middlebury, Vt
John Burgess
Rockefeller Hosts Talks With Onondaga Chiefs Over Route 81
Governor Rockefeller met for 15 minutes with five Onondaga chiefs to ease the dispute over widening Interstate 81 through the reservation. Two state representatives will meet at the reservation long house to discuss a compromise. Chief Irving Powless Jr. declined further comment.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Rockefeller
Onondaga Reservation
Here
Longhouse
Irving Powless Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Lee Alexander
Unwelcomed Cubans Arrive Amid Protest at Air Base
Federal officials offered little comment as Cuban delegates arrived at the air base for a conference. Rafael Francia Mestre, acting spokesman, admitted uncertainty about the meeting’s purpose and said they must stay for a while. Protestors on both sides gathered outside the motel hosting the event.
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Rafael Francia Mestre
Roberta McLaughlin
New Orleans
United States
Cuba
China
Vicent Lago
Fidel Castro
McIntire Plans Washington Rally Against Communism
International victory rally organized by Rev. Carl McIntire aims to draw 500000 people to Washington next May 20. He led a Capitol protest against Taiwan's expulsion from the United Nations and pledged to fight communism in all its manifestations.
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Washington
Carl McIntire
McIntire
Taiwan
United Nations
Luxury Hotel Project Cleared in Old Jerusalem
Tourism ministry officials said permission has been granted for an Israeli company to construct a luxury hotel in the old section of Jerusalem. The approval comes as authorities push development in historic areas while preserving heritage.
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Heath
Britain
Luxurgy Hotel
Ok’d Jerusalem
UPI
Tourism Ministry
Jerusalem
Coal Dock Strikes Stall With No End In Sight
Eighty thousand soft coal miners and 27,000 East and Gulf Coast longshoremen remained on strike with no end in sight. Negotiations in Washington between the United Mine Workers and the Bituminous Coal Operators Association continued. Six thousand New Orleans dock workers returned to work under a court order while 7,000 Gulf Coast workers stayed out. The West Coast unions showed varied responses to picket plans and the Taft Hartley framework.
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Associated Press
Gulf Coast
United Mine Workers
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Washington
New Orleans
International Longshoremen’s Association
American Railroad Association
Philadelphia
James Robertson
Pacific Maritime Association
ILA
Thomas
Teddy’’ Gleason
Pacific
Robertson
Harry Bridges
Wescon International Longshore’s and
New York
Bridges
Los Angeles-Long Beach
Oakland
San Francisco
One Sought In Shotgun Fire Deaths
Police seek a local resident in a case linking shotgun slayings of elderly couple Tracy Parson and wife Grace to a fatal house fire nearby. In the Parson home 70 year old Tracy and 74 year old Grace were killed. their 11 month old great grandson escaped injury. Jordan relatives linked family dispute over a will to the Jordans' deaths.
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Farmington
Tracy Parson
Grace
Glen Olin Williams
Parsons
Alberta Jordan
Edgar Jordan
Raymond Jordan
Stan Murphy
St. Francois County
Jordans
Pay Board member’s remarks on retroactive pay
A 15 member Pay Board discussion on retroactive pay amid a post freeze effort to revive the economy drew surprise as officials avoided Phase 2 price and wage guideline questions. Brief assurances were given that no lapse will occur between the Nov 3 freeze end and new Phase 2 controls.
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Stans
MAM
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