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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1967

Page

15

Con Con reaches compromise on gifts and loans plan

In Albany the Constitutional Convention approved a Wagner compromise limiting financial aid for non-public school construction. The vote followed behind the scenes talks as Republicans and Democrats sought to break the impasse over a community development provision to spur private-public urban renewal.

Gerry McLaughlin Albany N.Y New York Robert F. Wagner Ings Sthgraf H Anthony J. Travin Earl W. Brydges

Presentation Of New Product Big Headache

The Constitutional Conventions committee faced delays as Eugene J. Keogh and Chairman Travia failed to reach a decision on how the convention’s product would be presented to voters. The judiciary article paused for gifts and loans while printing ahead of adjournment loomed, leaving delegates irritable and reporters restless.

Travia Bob Fusco Eugene J. Keogh Anthony J.travia Keogh Ater Capitol Convention Earl W. Brydges

Rescuers Seek Squall Victims in Michigan Waters

FRANKFORT Mich AP rescue aircraft and boats combed Lake Michigan for fishing boat victims after a sudden squall. Seven reported dead with a possible eighth. sheriff cites wreckage beach as evidence. Coast Guard and local officers warn more may be missing as search continues.

Frankfort Mich Lake Michigan

Diversion Dam Breaks Floods Endanger Texas Towns

AP reports Beulah caused waters to breach a floodway near Mercedes Harlingen La Feria with thousands urged to evacuate. DPS ordered northward movement as roads closed and an emergency center in Austin monitored the Valley flood system. Police used bullhorns to direct residents as Edinburg sent buses to Mercedes for evacuees.

Brownsville Tex Mercedes Harlingen la Feria Cal Rio Hondo Lozana Texas Department of DPS Colorado John B. Connally Austin W. J. McLean Arroyo Colorado Edinburg

Buddhists and students protest Thieu in Saigon Hue Da Nang

Buddhists and students in Saigon Da Nang and Hue protested Thieu and Ky claiming fraud in the Sept 8 elections. Militants led by Thich Tri Quang denounced Thieu's Buddhist charter while police kept order amid arrests and dispersals.

Saigon da Nang Hue Nguyen van Thieu Thieu National Assembly Nguyen Cao Ky Provisional Legislative Assembly South Vietna Faculty of Letters An Quang Pagoda Central Market South Vietnam

EK L Ryan Dies Former State Aide and Legion Member

Edward L. Ryan 72 of 146 Maple Ave former assistant state attorney general and charter American Legion member died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness He was born in Troy son of James I Ryan and Mary Frances McAuliffe educated in Troy schools Albany Law School retired from state post in 1955 and later practiced law in Albany A World War I veteran he also served in the Mexican Border incident.

Edward L. Ryan Maple Ave American Legion Samaritan Hospital E, L Ryan

Twins Hold AL Lead With 9 4 Victory Over Yankees

Minnesota clings to sole AL lead after a 9 to 4 win over New York. Boston sits 0.5 games back after an 11 to 7 victory against Baltimore. Chicago rises to third with a 3 to 1 4 win over Cleveland, while Detroit drops to fourth, 16 games back, after a 5 to 4 loss to Washington.

Minnesota New York Yankees Boston Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Detroit Washington

Eban Seeks Direct Arab Talks Gains Broad Support

Israel's Foreign Minister Abba Eban met in New York with many foreign ministers who voiced readiness for direct negotiations with the Arabs to end the June war. He plans to meet Secretary Rusk and will attend U.N. General Assembly debates as he returns to Israel around October 10.

United Nations N.y.t Abba Eban Isreal New York U.N. General Assembly Ethan Dean Rusk Rusk Waldorf-Astoria Assemly Israel George Brown Britain Andrei A. Gromyko Brown Gromyko Maurice Couve de Murville Agether U.N A. Chant Eban Leabua Jojyathan Lesotho Guatemala Uruguay Canada Sweden Denmark France Japan Egypt Jordan Lebanon Syria Khartoum

OAS Votes To Curb Ship Refueling

The Organization of American States voted 15 to 6 with six abstentions to deny fuel replenishment facilities and government financed cargoes for ships linked to the Castro regime. Ministers condemned Castro’s government for aggression in Venezuela and interference in Bolivia and other states while adopting non-forceful measures to curb subversion.

OAS Washington Hemisphere Cign Nalion Organization of Amer Tican States United States Cuba Venezuela Bolivia

B52 Bombers Step Up Attacks On North Viet Artillery

Saigon report says B52 Stratoforts carried out round the clock saturation raids against North Vietnamese artillery near Con Thien to aid embattled Marines. The attacks followed daily shellings that left three Marines dead and 33 wounded as 700-plus Marines faced rocket and artillery fire from enemy positions along the DMZ edge.

Saigon U.S Con Thien Demilitarized Zone Con ‘Thien South Vietnam 9Th Marine Regiment

Button Blasts State Convention Over Failed Job

Rep. Daniel M. Button R N Y joined criticism of the State Constitutional Convention saying voters feel disappointment and letdown with how the convention conducted its work and that this dissatisfaction may show at the polls.

Daniel M. Button R-N.y WTRY Button Albany

Teachers Say No School Likely Today

New York AP report says the teachers union will not return to classrooms today keeping the city’s vast school system in a third week of disrupted sessions amid blame over the broken settlement. Superintendent calls the walkout unconscionable while Mayor Lindsay orders mediators back to work. Albert Shanker says he does not know when teachers will return but that it will not be tomorrow.

New York Teachers’ Union John V. Lindsay Albert Shanker Thhe United Federation of Teachers Afl-Cio

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County Boards of Supervisors Front Row Anthony J. Travia Grand Traverse County Richard Weiler Ward Lewis Coast Guard Traverse City Air Station Louis Miner Benzie County Mercedes, Tex Assail Thieu EK. L. Ryan Twins Fidel Castro Havana North Viet Tesson
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