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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1965

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Thant Leaves as Fighting Persists Across Kashmir Fronts

Three major fronts of the India Pakistan conflict reported ongoing fighting as U Thant left for New York without a cease fire. Pakistani forces claim repulsed Indian attacks in Sialkot and Lahore sectors while air action continues.

New Delhi India U.N U Thant New York Rawalpindi Sialkot Lahore Khem Thant Jammu Kashmir Pakistan Tehran Iran

Yanks Join Probe In Jungle Near Saigon

U S Australian and New Zealand troops with South Vietnamese paratroopers probed the jungle area around Ben Cat 30 miles north of Saigon in a bid to clear Viet Cong control. No major contact. some light losses among Australian and New Zealand forces.

Saigon South Viet Nam U S New Zealand U.S Ben Cat Binh Duong U.S. Army 173Rd Airborne Brigade Highway 13 173Rd da Nang Central Highlands 101St Airborne Division An Khe U.S. 1St Cavalry

U.S. Cardinals Push Religious Liberty at Vatican

Cardinals Spellman of New York and Cushing of Boston urged approval of a religious liberty document at the Vatican's fourth council session. They argued the text, declaring freedom to worship, reflects sound theology and supports civil rights, while progressives push for swift enactment.

Vatican City Vatican Ecumenical Council Francis Spellman New York Richard Cushing Boston St. Peter’s Basilica Pope Paul VI Vital Council Jnto Panety Spellman Cardinal Cushing

Atom Smasher Race Heats Up With 85 Site Proposals

Washington AP reports 85 sites remain in the running for a proposed 348 million dollar proton accelerator. AEC aims to seek initial construction funds in 1967 68 with a final site decision by February next year. The device would span nearly a mile with a 50 to 60 million dollar annual operating cost and involve about 2300 staff.

Washington Congress Atomic Energy Commission The AEC

Eight New York Sites Considered for Atom Smasher

The Atomic Energy Commission shortlisted 85 sites for a 300 million atom smasher, down from 126. In New York, five sites were proposed by the State Department of Commerce including private lands near Ithaca East Rochester West Rochester and Rome and Model City government property near Niagara Falls. Also listed were Brookhaven Lab in Suffolk County a Hunter Greene County site and an Auburn Cayuga County site with Plattsburgh and Schenectady dropped from consideration. Model City and Auburn emerge as leading upstate candidates. Model City hosted a 1957 45 million high energy fuel plant built by Olin Mathieson Chemical.

Washington APS New York State Atomic Energy Commission AEC New York State Department of Commerce Ithaca East Rochester West Rochester Rome Model City Niagara Falls Brookhaven National Labora Tory Suffolk County I. and O. A. Slutzsky Construction Co Hunter Greene County Auburn Cayuga County Plattsburgh Schenectady Upstate Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp

Winter Weather Spreads Across Montana and Midwest

Snow showers hit Great Falls Cut Bank and Helena as Montana cold snaps resume. Temperatures dip into 30s with warnings for western North Dakota and parts of Montana. The Weather Bureau warns of frost in the Pacific Northwest and predicts a high tornado count for the year, possibly the most on record.

Helena Mont Montana Great Falls Cut Bank Washington Minnesota Havre Weather Bureau North Dakota Dakotas Texas Imperial Valley California mid-Mississippi Valley Appalachians Louisville Indiana Illinois Joseph Galway Kansas City United States Galway

Late Count Narrows Lead in 47th District Contest

Governor Rockefeller orders impounding of voting machines and records in the 47th Senatorial District due to the extreme closeness of the Proller Jones race. Late unofficial tallies show Proller ahead by 72 votes with 12,151 for Proller and 12,079 for Jones.

Bob Fusco Rockefeller Nathan F. Proller E. Stewart Jones Sen. Proller Proller Jones Sheriff's Dept Rensselaer Warren Washington Albany Rensselaer County Warren County Washington County Albany County Coeymans Bethlehem Washiton

Jury Votes Manslaughter In Alabama

In Hayneville Alabama a county grand jury declined to indict special sheriff's deputy Thomas L Coleman for murder in the killing of civil rights worker Jonathan Daniels of Keene New Hampshire. Coleman faces a manslaughter charge and an assault and battery count for wounding a Catholic priest.

Hayneville Ala Thomas L. Coleman Jonathan Daniels Keene, N.H Alabama Richmond Flowers Flowers Coleman Daniels Decatur Richard Morrisree Chicago

Levitt withdraws from State Court of Appeals bid

Albany AP Arthur Levitt pulled out of the Democratic bid for the State Court of Appeals after indicating he would seek the nomination with Liberal backing. The move follows Beame’s mayoral victory and raises questions about ticket balance and GOP strategy with Keating as a potential rival.

Albany Arthur Levitt State Court of Appeals Levitt Democratic State Committee State Committee GOP U.S Kenneth B. Keating Kevitt New York City Abraham Beame Beame Brooklyn Levitt-Beame Keating Senate Robert F. Kennedy

Fulbright criticizes Johnson on Dominican crisis policy

Sen. J. W. Fulbright blasted U S policy in the Dominican crisis as faulty and overreactive. He faulted diplomats for advice and urged consulting Latin American allies before intervention. He said landing a small force and evacuating Americans could have been justified without provoking a wider conflict.

Washington J. W. Fulbright D-Ark U.S Johnson Fulbright United States Latin America White House

Pumps Drain Betsy Flood Waters In New Orleans

Two giant pumps working to drain hurricane Betsy flood waters in eastern New Orleans where thousands were displaced five days earlier. Police sealed a 300 area amid health hazards as a nauseating stench and debris filled the mud marked by animal carcasses.

New Orleans Civil Defense Agency Edward Teller New Orleans States Civil Defense Organization Teller Louisiana St. Bernard Parish

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