Israeli Army Leadership Key To Victory In Mideast War
Editor Daniel Rex reports from Tel Aviv on Israel's Six Days War victory led by high ranking officers. Gen. Herzog cites officer leadership as crucial while noting 23 percent of casualties were officers. Israel seeks direct negotiations for peace and continues heavy defense spending amid large immigration and economic growth sites like Arad.
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Mideast
Tel Aviv
Israel
Haim Jerzoz
Herzog
Dublin
Jerusalem
West Bank
Jordan River
Middle East
Soviet
Russia
West
Africa
Asia
Gen
Herzog Sands
Arad
Dead Sea
America
Europe
North Africa
Petersburg Weekend Guests and Local Civic Notes
Petersburg society notes list Mrs H Bonesteel and family as weekend guests of Rev and Mrs Rainen. Reports mention a $35.50 Methodist Youth Fellowship food sale and upcoming guest speaker William Hines in North Petersburg Chapel. Local elections nominate several town officials. An Israeli peace after a June victory is described as secure, with reflections on wartime tension and a parallel to Don’t Tread on Me.
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Fred Percifal
Westminster
Mass
Ruth Percifal
New York City
William Rainen
Methodist
William Hines
Boston
North Petersburg
David Smith
Petersburg Baptist
Wanda Webster
Star Lodge
F&am
Roger LeMere
Margaret Manchester
Lloyd Vincent
Neil Manchester
Hazel Jones
George Ropitzky
Duane Jones
Richard Foster
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Israel
On This Day In History September 15 1967 Highlights
On This Day In History lists events from 1857 to 1966. Taft birth date noted. Nazi persecution begins in 1935, Stalingrad siege in 1942, Birmingham church bombing in 1963 with rioting. Gemini IT splashdown in 1966. Thought quotes Benjamin Disraeli.
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United Press International
Saturn
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
William Howard Taft
United States
Third Reich
Birmingham
Ala
Atlantic
Benjamin Disraeli
Tibbits Cadets Set Business Meeting
Officers and members of O'Brien-Baker Post 27th Division Association will hold a business meeting at Tibbits Cadets Memorial Home at 8 p.m. tomorrow per Commander William H. Curley. Committees will report on Tag Day activities and next month’s past commanders and past presidents dinner. Delegates to the association annual convention in Schenectady later this month will be selected. Refreshments will follow.
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O’brien-Baker Post
27Th Division Association
Tibbits Cadets Memorial Home
William H. Curley
Association
Schenectady
Carroll Hill New School Awards Made
The Troy Board of Education awarded contracts for Carroll Hill Elementary School addition totaling 450708. Corina Construction Co. received 345000 for general contracting. Other contracts were Mace Heating & Plumbing 29550 Rauche Morrell 38200 Smith Electric 37958. Work to begin in about a week with completion expected next September.
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Carroll Hill
Troy Board of Education
Corina Construction Co
Plumbing
Mace Heating & Plumbing, Inc
Rauche-Morrell, Inc
Smith Electric Co
Think Now Of Christmas For Gls
John H. Terry, New York State USO chair, urges Christmas gifts to USO Vietnam servicemen. Miss Pat Krause lists requested items including shaving gear, toiletries, puzzles, pens, sewing kits, candy, insoles, socks, handkerchiefs, and face towels, to be wrapped and sent to USO Saigon or directed to Mr. David Walton in San Francisco.
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Jin
Terry
David Walton
USO Saigon
A.P
San Francisco
Califor
USO
United Fund
Romney and Rockefeller Talk Politics in New York
Governor Romney met with Governor Rockefeller in New York and after an informal news conference and dinner expressed optimism about his campaign. Romney said he has a good feeling following the discussion with Rockefeller, a top booster.
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New York
George Romney
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michigan
Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue
Romney Delivers Urban Tour Amid Debate Over Brainwashing Claim
Romney, undeclared Republican hopeful for president, reports positive reactions during a three day urban tour that included Detroit Washington Vienna Rochester and New York City He declines timetable for a formal declaration while noting discussions with Rockefeller about politics and other topics and meets Mayor Lindsay in New York City A police report cites a burglary at a Loudonville resident s car with clothing and personal items valued around 140 dollars found missing after a late night to early morning break in
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Romney
Detroit
Washington
Vienna
Ohio
Rochester
N.Y
New York City
Rockefeller
U.S
Vietnam
John V. Lindsay
Michigan
William Scheib
Osborne Rd
Loudonville
Second St
New York
Albany Man Charged As Trespasser
Charles Vogel, 42, of 188 Second St Albany, was arrested on a criminal trespass charge after police say radiators were being stolen from 702 Grand St. Patrolmen Gray and Mulinio seized a truck with several radiators. Urban Renewal director Edward Dinan filed the complaint. Vogel posted $30 bail for Police Court.
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Charles Vogel
Second St
Albany
Edward P. Dinan
Urban Renewal Agency
Grand St
John H. Gray
Stephen J. Mulinio
Vogel
Dinan
Master Plan Unveiled For Cohoes
A Cohoes master plan session drew business leaders as John Felt led the effort with planning commissioner members present. Mayor McDonald missed the meeting due to illness, with only Curran and Colaruotolo attending the Common Council. Robert Hansen of the State Department of Commerce attended, and Kruegler explained arterial route construction would rely on state and federal funds.
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Planning Commission
Robinson
John P. Robert
John M. Kruegler
Cameron Goode
Leo F. Heslin
George V.trahan
Kruegler
Foreign students begin MA studies in development economics
Twenty-one men from Brazil, the Philippines, Turkey, Chile, India, Mexico, Yugoslavia, Ethiopia, Korea, Tanzania, Kenya, Pakistan, Ecuador, Kuwait, Thailand, Nigeria, and Venezuela commence work toward master of arts degrees in Development Economics at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
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Brazil
Philippines
Turkey
Chile
India
Mexico
Yugoslavia
Etthiopia
Korea
Tanzania
Kenya
Pakistan
Ecuador
Kuwait
Thailand
Nigeria
Venezuela
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Wallet stolen from Lavender's Book Store restroom
Helen Goodrich of RD 1 Johnsonville reported to police that her wallet containing 35 dollars cash a Social Security card and items was taken from the restroom at Lavender's Book Store 322 River Street where she works.
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Helen Goodrich
RD 1
Johnsonville
Lavender
River St
Veterans Pension Boost Set At 5.4 Percent
Veterans, widows, and children receiving non service connected pensions under Public Law 6211 will get a automatic 5.4 percent cost of living increase. Initial checks arrive the first of November. Widows in nursing homes may receive a $50 monthly aid in addition to pensions. Education programs also gain higher allowances under the 1967 Veterans Pension Act.
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Harold E. Coleman
Rensselaer County Veterans Service Agency
Coleman
Northway Crash Injures Troy Man, 24
George T. May, 24, of RD 4 Troy, sustained severe leg and arm injuries when his car left the Northway in Halfmoon and struck a guard fence about 7:55 p m He was rushed to Albany Medical Center Hospital by Clifton Park Halfmoon Ambulance State Police said the driver appeared to fall asleep and the fence tore through the auto for about 78 feet.
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George T. May
Troy
Northway
Halfmoon
Albany Medical Center
Cliffton Park
S. L. Slyers
Troop G
Loudonville
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