Cardinal Boycotts De Gaulle in Krakow Visit
In Krakow Charles de Gaulle worshiped at Wawel Cathedral but Karol Cardinal Wojtyla was absent for his arrival, with reports attributing the absence to a dispute over meeting the anti communist Cardinal Wyszynski. Texts of letters between de Gaulle and Wyszynski were released to soften the scene.
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Krakow
Poland
Charles de Gaulle
Karol Cardinal
Wojtyla
Kazimierz Figlewicz
de Gaulle
Wawel
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Cardinal Wojtyla
Cardinal Wyszynski
France
Landlord Sues City and King Over Rent Strikes
Joseph N. Shaffer, landlord of rental units in Vine City Atlanta, files a 15 million dollar suit in Fulton Superior Court naming the City of Atlanta and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. among defendants. He says a 1966 news conference and King led to rent strikes in 28 units, the city condemned property, razed buildings, and cut power. Also named are Georgia Power Co. and Rev. Ralph Abernathy of the SCLC.
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Atlanta, Ga
Fulton Superior Court
City of
Atlanta
Marlin Luther King Jr
Joseph N. Shaffer
King
Vine City
Shaffer
Scientists abort Surveyor 5 Moon flight in favor of Earth orbit
In Pasadena scientists ended Surveyor 5's abortive bid for the moon after more than three hours of frantic efforts. A helium leak in the rocket engine fuel system left engineers calculating the craft would crash into the moon, so the team decided to place the unmanned probe in Earth orbit instead.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Moon
Earth
California
Australia
New York State Population Up 9.2 Percent
The Census Bureau reported New York State’s population rose 9.2 percent since the 1960 census to an estimated 18,335,000 residents. Across the nation, the population grew 10.4 percent to 197,884,000 as of July 1. Nevada had the fastest growth at 55.8 percent to 444,000, while Iowa, South Dakota, West Virginia and Wyoming declined.
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Washington
New York State
Census Bureau
Nevada
Iowa
South Dakota
West Virginia
Wyoming
Injunction Bars Special Deer Permits Adirondack Moose River region
State Supreme Court Justice H Vinelle granted a temporary injunction to stop the State Conservation Department from issuing special deer hunting permits for the Moose River region in the Adirondacks. The White Tail Deer Association, representing about 4500 sportsmen, sought the order, arguing the department lacked authority. The injunction is returnable Sept 20, with permits barred from loss until the Oct 25 season opening.
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Utica
N.Y
UPI
State Supreme Court
H. Vinelle
State Conservation Department
Moose River
Adirondacks
White Tail Deer Association
Conservation Department
Soldier Refuses Duty in Vietnam from Philadelphia Ghettos
Private Ronald Lockman, a 23 year old Black soldier from Philadelphia, announced at a Columbia University news conference that he will refuse to report to Vietnam. Drafted five months ago, he said he will not obey orders after his departure date, asserting his fight is at home in the Philadelphia ghettos. He spoke at a W. E. B. DuBois Club convention sponsored event.
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New York
Philadelphia
Vietnam
Ronald Lockman
Columbia University
W. E. B. DuBois Club
Columbia
Lockman
DuBois
Oakland
Calif
4Th Infantry
Fatal crash driver with long record in 10 killed incident
Ralph Kusnierz 43 of Lisle Illinois, one of the crash victims, had ten traffic violations and two license suspensions. The secretary of state noted seven speeding convictions since 1965, plus an improper turn and failure to signal. The Downers Grove crash also claimed a Woodridge family of nine.
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Springfield
UPI
Ralph Kusnierz
Lisle
Downers Grove
Chicago
Woodridge
Kusnierz
Secretary of State
Kusnerz
Diefenbaker Says He'll Run Again
Former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker stunned Canada's Conservatives by filing late to run for another term as leader at Maple Leaf Gardens. His decision split the party and sparked forecasts of a hard battle among 12 candidates as 2,500 delegates began voting amid predictions of four to five ballots. Premiers Stanfield and Roblin were seen as notable challengers in the high stakes convention.
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Toronto
UPI
John
Diefenbaker
Canada
Royal York Hotel
Maple Leaf Gardens
Robert Stanfield
Nova Scotia
Duff Roblin
Manitoba
Evening House Fire Ruffles Hampshire Guest
A dinner guest arriving at a country cottage in Hampshire found the house on fire. The host and firemen battled the flames as the guest joked with the host about the timing of the evening.
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London
UPI
Hampshire
Evening Standard
Blacktop Boys Club Lot Advances With New Courts
Blacktop operations cover a 10,000 square foot area beside the new Troy Boys Club at State Street and Seventh Avenue. Fitz gerald Bros. Construction Co., for U. W. Marx Inc., says paving should finish today and a surrounding fence will go up early next week. Ten parking spaces will be provided along with handball and basketball courts and space for other playground activities.
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New Troy Boys Club
State Street
Seventh Avenue
Fitzgerald Bros. Construction Co
U. W. Marx Inc
Marx
Summon Issued For Teen In Pleasantdale Auto Mishap
Miss Christina Hammond 16 of 328 Sixth Ave will appear before Schaghticoke Justice George Blair today on a state police summons. She backed into River Road Pleasantdale in a one car property damage accident Sunday causing the summons for backing unsafely.
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Christina Hammond
Sixth Ave
Schaghticoke
Justice of the Peace
George Blair
Miss Hammond
River Road
Pleasantdale
Hammond
Strathmore Countess Found Dead At Home
The 38 year old Countess of Strathmore was found dead in bed at Glamis Castle Scotland yesterday. She married the 16th Earl of Strathmore in 1958 after nursing him through illness at a clinic where she was a nursing sister. The pair gained headlines in their marriage and lived at the historic Glamis residence known from Shakespearean lore.
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Glamis
Scotland
UPI
Countess of
Adult Basic Education Program Starts Monday
Registration for the fall term of the Adult Basic Education Program will be held Monday at 7 p.m. at Schools 5 and 10. The program, open to adults 18 or older who have not completed eighth grade, offers leveling, diplomas, and potential advancement to high school equivalency and college. No charge, all books supplied, and a Troy public school staff faculty leads the courses.
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Adelard F. Hanley
Adams
Third Streets
EOA
Troy
Anthony Armlin
Victor DeBonis
Richard Hart
Gerald Amyot
Clem Zotto
Dividend Declared By Marine Midland Corp
Marine Midland Corp board declared a regular quarterly dividend of 35 cents a share on common stock payable October 1 to shareholders of record September 18. A quarterly dividend of $1.44 on preferred stock was also declared payable October 1 to record holders September 18. Nathan R. Owen of New York City, chairman and CEO of General Signal Corp, was elected to Marine Midland board.
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Nathan .R. Owen
New York City
Owen
General Signal Corp
Four Negroes Arrested For Murder In Plainfield Riots
Plainfield New Jersey four men were charged with murder for the July 16 beating death of patrolman John V Gleason Jr. The suspects all from Plainfield and Piscataway include Gail Madden 21 Howard Brandon 18 James L Toland 31 and George Morris 19 Two witnesses were also arrested along with another person on assault charges and a separate arson indicted individual. Prosecution said arrests were orderly with seven teams briefing at 5 am.
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Plainfield
N.J
John V. Gleason Jr
Gleason
Newark
Union County
Gail Madden
Howard Brandon
James L. Toland
George Morris
Piscataway
Leo Kaplowitz
Marines Smoking Marijuana Alleged in Vietnam Letter
A Honolulu Star-Bulletin letter signed Wilson Area claims Marines in Vietnam were numb and less capable during an attack after marijuana use. Six marines were killed in the early morning engagement, the writer says. The Marine Corps confirmed a Pfc. Wilson Area serves in Vietnam but could not verify hometown details and pledged to investigate the serious charge.
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Honolulu
Vietnam
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Wilson Area
Marine Corps
Pfc
Wilson
Col
Weldon James
Fleet Marine Force Pacific
Camp
WW. H. Smith
James
Rally aims to push Milwaukee housing law demand
NAACP summons demonstrators from seven states for a large Milwaukee rally backing a city open housing measure. Police prepare for potential clashes as a march into the largely Polish south side is planned. Authorities report rioting damage at City Hall and traffic disruptions from a freeway incident involving several motorists.
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Milwaukee
Wis
NAACP
32Nd Division
Wisconsin National Guard
Wisconsin State Fair Grounds
West Allis
Red Arrow Division
James B. Groppi
Youth Council
City Hall
Henry Maier
Maier
Trestle Collapse Spills Engine into River Near Gouvenneur
A New York Central freight train on a spur to a paper mill in Natural Dam saw a trestle over the Oswegatchie River collapse Thursday night. An diesel engine and one box car plunged 25 feet into the stream. five other cars and a caboose cleared the bridge. No injuries reported per St. Lawrence County Sheriff's Office.
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Gouverneur
N.Y
Oswegatchie
Watertown
St. Lawrence County
Arraignment Day Slated Tuesday In County Court
Arraignment day is set in Rensselaer County Court for defendants indicted by the grand jury this week. Court Clerk H. Irving Moore notes five indictments charging burglary larceny unauthorized use of motor vehicles and rape. Defendants will appear before County Judge John T. Casey for arraignment.
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Rensselaer County
H. Irving Moore
Troy
Schodack
John T. Casey
Battle reenactment filmed for Tel Aviv is not Burning
In Jerusalem an Israeli documentary on the June 5-20 war titled Tel Aviv is not Burning staged a battle reenactment of old Jerusalem and the retrieval of the Wailing Wall. Arab shops were shattered for about two hours as Israeli soldiers performed the scene. The provocative title drew from an Egyptian war slogan Tel Aviv is Burning.
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Jerusalem
Old Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Israel
Free College Plan Shakes New York Credit Faith
Albany AP report shows Governor Travia and Democrats backing a free college education plan amid a bond note bid failure by the State Housing Finance Agency. Bankers avoided a $46.6 million note issue, citing potential tuition changes under a Constitutional Convention draft. Republicans warned of investor distrust, while Travia vowed to proceed if voters approve the plan.
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Albany
N.Y
Anthony J. Travia
Travia
Rockefree
Feller
Republic
Rockefel State University
Ler
State Housing Finance Agency
New York
Associated Press
Ga. Wu
New York City
Housing Finance Agency
State University Construction
State University
Charles A. Fursa
GOP
Earl W. Brydges
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Donizetti
Elisir D’amore
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the Opera House
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Angel
Tyrea
Renato Capecchi
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South Vietnam
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39Th Infantry
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