Troy Officials To Step Up Police War On Street Gangs
Frank L. York longtime publisher and Troy civic leader is remembered as a former publisher of record who died. City leaders pledge beefed up police units and a go out and get them attack to curb street gangs and marauders in Troy. The Standing Committee of Public Safety met with judges educators and police officers to plan a heavy hand approach including doubled Juvenile Bureau staff and 24 hour patrols.
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Troy Police Dept
Edwin Bloomer
James W. Doherty
Thomas Maguire
John T. Casey
Joseph F. Daly
Prezio
Casey
Daly Con
Longtime Troy Record leader Frank L. York dies at 84
Frank L. York 84 longtime chairman and former president publisher of The Troy Record Co died at 6 45 p m in his Watervliet home He joined The Record in 1903 rose to secretary treasurer director and editor before becoming president and publisher in 1948 He also served 24 years on Watervliet Board of Education and held roles with Siena College Russell Sage College and local banks and charities.
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Frank L. York
Troy Record Co
Record Newspapers
Fourth Ave
Watervliet
York
David B. Plum
Mr. York
George and
Ann Cardiff York
Nicholas
Ann Murray Mullin
Temperance Hill
West Troy
Mullin
James and
Margaret Mullin York
State Normal School of
Albany
The
Troy Record
Plum
Joseph A. Leggett
H. S. Ludlow
Big New Press
WFLY
Record
FLY
Watervliet High School
Russell Sage College
Siena College
Old Troop B
1St Cavalry
121St Cavalry
Troop B
Pine Plains
Camp Drum
Harry G. Taylor
Union National Bank
Samaritan Hospital
Troy Trust Co
Manufacturers National Bank
Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce
Troy Community Chest
United Fund
Boys Clubs of America
Associated Hospital Service
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Siena College Alumni Association
St. Patrick's Church of
Edmund R. Curtin
George E. York
Schenectady
St. Patrick's Church
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Menands
Meyer Faces Ouster Drive as Council Splits Over Stierer
Mayor Meyer joins anti Stierer faction while two councilmen oppose firing and two hedge. Charter Party leader Pascarell blasts City Manager Robert A. Stierer amid accusations of political interference and inaction, citing business openings in the state and derelict city conditions.
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Lawrence D. Meyer
Robert A. Stierer
Meyer
Stierer
William J. Pascarell
Charter Party
Montreal
Guerrilla War Threat To Kashmir Cease-Fire
In New Delhi the threat of sustained guerrilla operations in Indian Kashmir looms over the U N sponsored cease-fire with Pakistan. Prime Minister Shastri warned against false peace as China reportedly fortifies positions near Jelep and Nathu Passes.
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Kashmir
New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Indian Defense Ministry
Jelep Pass
Sikkim
Tibet
Nathu Pass
Dongchui Pass
Voice of Kashmir Radio
Revolutionary Council
Y. B. Chavan
Indian Kashmir
Chavan
Public mood shifts on Asia policy after Kashmir cease-fire
Public opinion analysts report a bump in confidence in U S Asian policy as a Kashmir cease-fire reduces fears of a China India war. Voters cite Viet Nam progress and a shared UN stance with the Soviet Union as factors boosting belief that China can be contained with Russian support. A Albany engineer notes Russia backing peace could curb China indefinitely.
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Kashmir
China
India
Pakistan
Viet Nam
Russia
United Nations
U.S
Asia
Albany
N. Y
Skirmishes Kill 18 Viet Cong in Vietnam War Actions
U S and Vietnamese troops fought scattered battles against the Viet Cong with at least 18 enemy killed, as air strikes continued on targets in North and South Vietnam. In the Mekong Delta a Viet Cong attack was repelled after Vietnamese forces killed 15. A major effort by the U S 1st Infantry Division near Bien Hoa involved repeated assaults on a Viet Cong bunker complex with heavy firepower. Vietnamese casualties were described as slight.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Vinh
1St Infantry Division
Bien Hoa
Korea
Air Force Skyraiders
Mekong River
Hue
da Nang
Six Months Duty Tours Push Targeted for Youth Volunteerism
U S officials said they may press tens of thousands of youths to volunteer for six months active duty in the Reserve program to meet manpower needs. This would join doubled draft calls and re enlistment drives for a 340000 man buildup approved by President Johnson to raise the armed forces to about two million. Officials blamed congressional failure to merge Reserve units into the National Guard for the shift. They repeated Defense Secretary McNamara's argument that the plan would give flexibility to move trained personnel to where needed. The officials conceded that
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Washington
USS
Johnson
Armed Services
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
National Guard
McNamara
Goldberg Targets Peking Violence at U N Address
U S Ambassador Arthur Goldberg accused China of using force to reshape the world and warned South Vietnam could be its first victim. He defended U S Viet Nam policy, proposed U S Soviet disarmament steps, and urged denying U N representation to Beijing while urging a broader Great Society aim at the U N.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
China
United States
South Viet Nam
Peking
General Assembly
Goldberg
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Johnson
United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lord Caradon
U.N
Frederick S. Arkhurst
Ghana
Dorothy Malone Undergoes Emergency Lung Surgery
Academy Award winner Dorothy Malone star of Peyton Place underwent major emergency lung surgery at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Attendants said she was suffering from a serious vascular condition with no further details available.
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Hollywood
UPI
Dorothy Malone
Peyton Place
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Senate approves reduced 3.143 billion foreign aid bill
The Senate passed a 3.143 billion foreign aid package for fiscal year 1966 after defeating efforts to cut military aid to India and Pakistan. The measure totals 3.857 billion with 1.973 billion for economic aid, 1.17 billion for military aid, and 714.188 million for Peace Corps programs. The bill now goes to conference as Morse and Pastore clash over limits on aid to India, Pakistan, Greece and Turkey.
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Senate
India
Pakistan
House
Peace Corps
Kashmir
U.S
United Nations
Wayne Morse
John O. Pastore
D-R.l
Morse
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John A. Keefe
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Pascarel
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Red China
Appropriations Committee
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