McDonald Attacks City Manager in Troy Speech
In a Troy public meeting McDonald blasted City Manager Burns and urged accountability, accusing him of failing to act on public records. James Lombard and William Helm pressed for reforms, including a new city hall and tax free parcels, while Dwyer defended his record protecting children amid national controversies.
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James A. Lombard
Rensselaer County
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William F. Helm
California fires burn near 100000 acres in Orange and Riverside counties
Devastating wind driven fires across five Southern California counties destroyed more than 60 homes and numerous garages and barns. 100 mph gusts swept canyons as 2,000 firefighters fought rapidly spreading flames in Orange and Riverside counties, with Orange County’s Santa Ana Mountains blaze near an eight mile front and Banning fire overrunning brushland.
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Second Crash Fatal For Youth
David C. Flynn aged 18 from Hop Bot tom Pa was killed in a motor vehicle accident minutes after leaving a nearby hospital where he had been treated for injuries from a prior accident on Saturday.
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Binghamton, N.Y
David C. Flynn
Hop Bottom
J M Roche Named GM Chairman
J M Roche named GM chairman with a 1966 salary and bonuses near 790000, the highest paid executive in a publicly held U S company. Donner’s leadership touted, Roche and Cole face UAW talks while new GM structure aims for a strong management team.
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Donner
Thieu Takes Oath Urges Peace Talks
Thieu vowed to propose direct talks with Hanoi to end the war while warning that aggression must be defeated. He stressed building democratic institutions, social reforms, and continued allied support with caution about dependence on outside help.
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Electronic barrier in Vietnam uses sensors to deter infiltration
Washington report says the Vietnam anti infiltration wall will be an electronic system with seismic acoustic and chemical sniffers. Central monitoring station or computer would analyze signals to identify infiltration points and trigger actions as Defense Secretary McNamara announced.
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Iraq opens second TV station in Kirkuk region
AP reports Iraq has opened its second television station in Kirkuk in the northeast, following Baghdad's first station and with a third planned for Mosul, reflecting expansion of broadcasting across the country.
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Cornell Physicist Bethe Wins Nobel Prize
Cornell physicist Hans Bethe is honored with the Nobel Prize for his work on stellar energy and nuclear reactions. The Swedish Academy praised his coldly precise theory showing how stars burn hydrogen into helium to emit vast energy over billions of years. Bethe, long based in Ithaca, was lauded for transforming understanding of stellar energy and received the $62,000 award.
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N.Y
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Enrico Fermi
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James A. Perkin
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Norway
Storting
Oslo
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Eigen
Norrish
Porter
Max Planck Institute For Physical Chemistry
Goettingen
Washington
Harvard
St. Louis
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London
Cambridge University
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Dr King and aides jailed in Birmingham contempt ruling
Dr Martin Luther King Jr and three aides were arrested after exiting a plane and jailed for five days for contempt of court. The group, joined by other ministers, was linked to a 1963 Birmingham racial demonstration and faced initial detentions at the Birmingham and later Beltham jails as demonstrators outside clashed with police.
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Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
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Bessemer
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Istep
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Beltham
A.D. King
Wyatt [Ee Walker
New York
Am Abernathy
Atlanta
America
Chrysler Strike Looms Across U S and Canada
DETROIT AP The threat of a synchronized UAW strike against Chrysler’s Canadian and U S operations surfaced as negotiators sought new contracts on both sides of the border. The central dispute is equal pay for American and Canadian workers. Ford began recalling workers to restart parts plants with up to 20 000 of 160 000 expected back today, but assembly lines await final UAW contract settlements. In Fremont California UAW members walked off for a General Motors meeting while 4800 members are expected back today.
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Ford Motor, Co
Ford
Fremont
Calif
General Motors Assembly
Denny Lemond
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