Marauding bands force CCHS to cancel Friday dances
Catholic Central High School in Troy cancels Friday night dances after repeated assaults by teen groups on those leaving the school gym. Principal Rev. John A. Keefe cites safety concerns and limited police action, also ending the annual Halloween Dance. He notes the move shifts responsibility to other city agencies and education.
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Catholic Central High School
John A. Keefe
CCHS
Troy
Lansingburg
Keefe
Father Keefe
Cease-Fire Brings Hope as India Pakistan War Ends
A U.N. sponsored cease-fire halted fighting in the India Pakistan war. Indian officials reported quiet on the frontier with China, while China warned the dispute might resume. The truce began after days of heavy clashes and casualties as negotiations continued.
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New Delhi
India
Asia
China
Peking
Johnson
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
United States
United Nations
Moscow
Viet Cong Attacks Rattle Mekong Delta Towns
Viet Cong guerrillas struck day and night across the Mekong delta with civilian casualties reported as 26 by day, while night attacks targeted two government outposts. U S B 52s hit targets north of Saigon as clashes raged near An Khe and in Dinh Tuong and Binh Duong provinces. The cease fire terms were being monitored by the UN as India and Pakistan traded accusations over Amritsar.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
U.S
Viet Nam
Dinh Tuong
Central Highlands
1St Cavalry Division
Flying Horsemen
An Khe
101St Airborne Brigade
Mekong
Binh Duong
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Midway
Red Delegate Heads U.N. Body in Postwar Gesture
The United States joined in naming Hungary’s Karoly Csaterday a Communist diplomat as chairman of the General Assembly's main political committee. His unanimous election marks the first time since 1946 a Soviet bloc representative chairs the post, proposed by Netherlands envoy J G de Beus as a symbol of East West cooperation. Csaterday and other leaders were named to the steering committee with seven chairmen and 17 vice presidents among 117 members.
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N. Y
United States
General Assembly
Hungary
U.N
Karoly Csaterday
Dmitri Manuilsky
Ukraine
Assembly
Koca Popovi
Csaterday
Netherlands
J.G. de Beus
de Beus
Asterday
Caterday
Two Held in LeMay Jail Break Plot Miami
MIAMI Florida AP two men were arrested on charges tied to a 35000 plot to free Georges LeMay a Canadian accused after a dramatic jail escape. Harold Algar a jail guard and Earl Mixon a bail bondsman were named as suspects with possible further arrests anticipated.
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Miami, Fla
T.A. Buchanan
Georges LeMay
LeMay
Harold
Algar
Earl Mixon
Mixon
Lise
Senate Rejects Old Immigration Plan Reforms Quotas
The Senate approved an immigration bill by 76 to 18, ending the national origins quota system once tied to 1920 population. The measure raises Western Hemisphere limits to 120000 annually and non Western Hemisphere to 170000 with caps of 20000 per nation, amid looming conference disputes with the House.
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Washington
Senate
House
U.S
England
Ireland
Germany
City Manager Stierer Called Out by Charter Leader
William J. Pascarell charged Troy's city manager with failing to meet expectations and called for Robert A. Stierer's immediate removal. Stierer defended his non partisan role, citing a substantial achievement record under council manager government as Pascarell criticized mishandling of a local case and promises of progress.
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Robert A. Stierer
William J. Pascarell
Charter Party
Stierer
Troy
Pascarell
Charter
Mir
Doherty
James W.doherty
Central Athletic Club
Upstater to Face Travers After Primary Victory
Nathan F. Proller won the Republican nomination for the new 47th Senatorial District, clearing the way to oppose Democratic Sen. F. Warren Travers in November. Stewart Jones conceded after ballot examination, sending a telegram of support. The count covered most of Rensselaer County and could extend into midweek.
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E. Stewart Jones
Nathan F. Proller
Proller
F. Warren Travers
Troy
Washington
Rensselaer
Jones
Glens Falls
Sen. Proller
Proller Defeats Jones by 273 Votes in Rensselaer County
Commissioner Monahan of the Rensselaer County Board of Elections announced the final tallies show Sen. Nathan Proller defeating E Stewart Jones by 12,480 to 12,207 votes. The figures will be sent to New York's secretary of state to become official.
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Sen
Nathan Proller
E. Stewart Jones
Thomas M. Monahan Jr
Rensselaer County Board of Elections
New York
Ballot Review War Shapes Upstate Senate Race
In a three county district, representatives from both sides reviewed ballots at the Board of Elections in the Courthouse. About 300 protested ballots were queued for Supreme Court review in Rensselaer to decide vote totals and ballot validity. Jones conceded to the upstate incumbent after a Troy meeting with his campaign staff.
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Board of Elections
Upstate
Warren
Washington
Rensselaer County
Troy
Jones
Bishops Demand Clear Vatican Stand on Birth Control
Vatican City AP report notes pressure within the Ecumenical Council for a definite Catholic position on birth control rather than a cautious statement.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Pope Paul VI to Visit U S with Ecumenical Focus
Pope Paul VI plans a U S trip starting Oct 4 centering on a peace appeal to the United Nations. He will meet Protestant Orthodox and Jewish leaders, visit the New York World’s Fair, and hold a brief at Holy Family church near the UN. The schema on modern world problems addresses birth control generally, with no firm stance. The Vatican faces a deadlocked commission on birth control.
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New York
Paul VI
United State
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations Plaza
United Nations
Timothy Flynn
Bureau of Information
Holy Family Church
Church of the United Nations
47Th Street
U.N
Kennedy Airport
Rome
St. Peter’s Basilica
Giuseppe Amici
Modena
Italy
Russell Joseph McVinney
Providence
R.I
McVinney
Legislature Divides on 1965 Session Performance
Democratic State Chairman John Burns lauds the 1965 Legislature as excellent while Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson calls it a lampoon of lawmaking. The fights framed campaign strategy as Democrats back Justice Owen McGivern and Republicans push for responsible governance ahead of re election.
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John Burns
Syracuse
Malcolm Wilson
Rockefeller
Executive Mansion
Owen McGivern
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
McGivern
Burns
Wilson
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