Two Die In Weekend Crashes In Troy Area
Two people died and eleven injured in weekend crashes around the Troy area. Charles D. McBride, 22, of Mechanicville was thrown from a 1955 convertible on Route 67 near Willow Glen, dying instantly. Driver John E. Kivelin Jr., 21, of Menands survived with multiple injuries. Kenyon Pruyn, 22, of Mechanicville, was among the others hurt. Joseph J. Spence, 56, of Rotterdam, died when he swerved to avoid a dog in Glenville.
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Maple St
Pruyn Hill
Joseph J. Spence
Rotterdam
Glenville
Willow Glen
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John E. Kivelin, Jr
van Rensselaer Boulevard
Menands
Leonard Hospital
Kivelin
Kenyon Pruyn
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Trucker Killed In Route 9 crash near Shoreham
SHOREHAM Vermont AP Truck driver Stewart Finch 34 of Selkirk New York died when a tractor trailer went out of control or struck a tree on Route Kenneth Martin Jr 16 of Selkirk hospitalized with a broken leg bruises and cuts.
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Stewart Finch
Selkirk
N. Y
Kenneth Martin Jr
Mechanicville crash tied to February tragedy near hospital
A passenger at Leonard Hospital suffers severe body and leg lacerations after a recent accident. The event echoes a February fatal car crash in Mechanicville that killed Donald Aldrich, 19, and injured two other youths when the Aldrich vehicle hit a tree. State Police report Rivelin, driving east toward Mechanicville, sideswiped a westbound car driven by Frank Scelisi of 51 Round Lake Ave. near the scene.
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Police seize Canadian bill passers in Lake George
State Police arrested four Canadians three women and a man after counterfeit Canadian twenty dollar bills were passed in Lake George. The suspects Therese Pietro 28 Huguette Briere 26 Huguette Gervais 28 and Rene Boisnert 22 were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Paul Stapley and held in Essex County Jail with a September 22 hearing. A bag containing 4000 counterfeit bills was recovered from the vehicle.
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India and Pakistan clash as Thant arrives in New Delhi
India claims a major battlefield victory over Pakistan on the northwest plains as U Thant meets with President Radhakrishnan and Prime Minister Shastri. Pakistan reports heavy losses and an American missionary killed in East Pakistan. Thant urges a UN cease fire. Shastri ties accord to guarantees of territorial integrity. local political pressure grows to reject compromise.
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Victo
World editors urge cease fire as India Pakistan clash widens
Editorial pages worldwide call for an immediate cease fire amid the India Pakistan conflict. Communists in China back Pakistan while others urge UN mediation and restraint. Reports of Pakistani air attacks on Amritsar heighten tensions as Thant pushs diplomacy continues.
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China
India
Amritsar
Flying Horsemen Dig In U S Hits Close To Hanoi
U S war planes struck near Hanoi for a third straight day as the 1st Cavalry airborne division built a beachhead at Qui Nhon in the central coast. 125000 plus troops were in Viet Nam with 20000 Flying Horsemen arriving by sea from Fort Benning.
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Yen Khoai
Mekong
Trang
Strategic Air Command
Ho Bo Woods
Guam
Qui Nhon
Troy Times Founder’s Kin Expires in Troy
Mrs. Helen Evans Warren, 84, of 10 Westover Rd., a Melrose native and descendant of Troy Times founders, died after a long illness. She was linked to diplomats in Greece and Austria, widow of Eugene Warren, and survived by daughter Mrs. Stanhope Healey and sister Mrs. Charles B. McEwan. Funeral is private tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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Westover Rd
Melrose
John M. Francis
The
Troy Times
Charles
Francis
Troy Times Art Press
Greece
Franz Joseph of
Austria
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
England
Stanhope Healey
Hamden
Conn
Charles B. McEwan
Loudonville
Betsy Barage Chlorine Threat Amid Hurricane Betsy Aftermath
New Orleans and southeast Louisiana reel from Hurricane Betsy as 600 tons of chlorine aboard a sunken barge drift 85 miles up the Mississippi toward Baton Rouge. President Johnson orders full federal search. 100,000 gas masks en route. bodies exceed 50 with toll feared in hundreds. losses projected at $1 billion.
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Louisiana State University
Red Cross
John J. McKeithen
Victor Schiro
Youth stabbed in Street brawl shocks city
Local youth suffer a stabbing during a street brawl as police investigate. The incident draws attention to street violence in the city center with ongoing inquiries into suspects and motives. Detailing limited, officials urge witnesses to come forward.
Kansas teen crowned Miss America 1966 Sunflower State reigns
Deborah Bryant 19 of Overland Park wins Miss America 1966 at Atlantic City over 49 contestants. She aims to work with Project Concern in Southeast Asia and teach natives to help themselves. First prize includes $10,000 scholarship and travel/appearance opportunities.
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Sunflower State
Thant Pushes Pay Increase for UN Staff
United Nations Secretary General U Thant urges the General Assembly to approve a salary boost totaling 4.32 million for 2 519 professional civil servants. He backs a board’s proposal for raises of 4.4 to 8 percent across eight promotion levels to match U.S. government pay, with votes at the 20th session starting Sept 21 and first raises due Jan 1 after four years.
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Pope Paul VI Compares Communist Regimes To Catacombs
In Rome Pope Paul VI toured the Domitilla catacombs and decried religious repression in Communist lands. He warned that totalitarian regimes suppress clergy and faithful, monopolize media and culture, and force Marxist ideas on youth, likening modern conditions to the early Church's persecution.
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Auto Workers Return Today After Kenosha Strike
Auto workers at American Motors in Kenosha return to work today after a 17,000 idle period in Kenosha and Milwaukee. The 11,200-member UAW Local 72 ratified a 25-hour bargaining agreement ending a strike that cost $7 million in wages and cut three weeks from 1966 Rambler production.
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American Motors Corp
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United Auto Workers Local 72
Chou En Lai Rejects China Seat in United Nations
Premier Chou En-lai rejected linking Communist China’s UN seating to Viet Nam peace talks. He pressed U S troop withdrawal as prerequisite to end the Viet Nam conflict and accused the UN of U S manipulation. He also dismissed Geneva talks as outside UN.
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Chou En-lai
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United Nations
Chou
Kamal Amer
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Peking
New China
Viet Nam
U.S
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United States
Iran to send medical aid for Kashmir war relief
Iranian Red Lion and Sun Red Cross will provide Pakistan medical assistance for the Kashmir war including a 100 bed field hospital doctors and medicines according to Iranian newspapers.
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Red Lion
Sun Red Cross Organization
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Kashmir
India accuses China of egging on Pakistan in conflict
New Delhi education minister M. C. Chagla charged yesterday that Red China is egging on Pakistan to carry on the fight against India. Pakistan's ambassador to the United Nations, Syed Aminuddin, spoke at the U.N. Security Council.
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Alexei Kosygin
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Pakistan
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Paris
le Monde
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New York
M. C. Chagla
Syed Amyad Sion
U.N. Security Council
The Louvre Emmy Victory Dominates 17th Television Awards
The NBC news special The Louvre, produced by Lucy Jarvis, won near sweep at the 17th annual Emmy Awards. The program was praised as an outstanding achievement in the news documentary information and sports fields.
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Paris
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Lucy Jarvis
Johnson Policies Stir Discontent Among Voters
The article notes growing discontent with President Johnson as polls show cracks in support over civil rights, the Vietnam war, and inflation. Democrats express reluctance to back his spending, while some Goldwater supporters shift toward Medicare, signaling a shifting political climate.
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