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Troy Record (Newspaper) - February 16, 1960, Troy, New YorkSeries 40 Usu Tunny weather 1.01 111. High m Moi chair i Omdal Kuiv. A Yfim m. L trill n. V., under a of to Larch 3. Southerners outfoxed Johnson brings up civil rights Bill in Senate by Jack Bell Washington a democratic Leader Lyndon b. Johnson of outfoxed Southern members yesterday to bring before the Senate a House passed Bill on which to hang civil rights amendments. Rocky asks school boards to Levy new local taxes with Only a handful of his colleagues in attendance at the time Johnson got unanimous consent to Call up a minor Bill involving a Missouri school District. The Man Euver went unchallenged by sen. 13. Everett Jor Dan dec who had been posted As a Sentinel by Southern opponents to them to fight against bringing up any civil rights measure. Johnson who appears to be sinking his chances for the democratic presidential Nomi nation on his Promise to get civil rights legislation passed thus carried oui a commitment he made last year to bring the Issue before the Senate in mid february. Using his Power As majority Leader Johnson stepped into the political limelight As the Man who opened the Way for Senate action while other demo cratic presidential hopefuls were Only clamouring for it. Johnson s move involved a calculated political risk that he could attract Northern support and still hang on somehow to the Southern delegates who la be at the National democratic convention in july. The texan kept his Choice of the vehicle Bill so secret Llinat continued on Page u civil rights Rocky s charge stirs debate arguments stall legislative action Albany Rockefeller s charge that a democratic Vole on a major Issue last year was ordered by a Telephone Call touched off a heated debate that stalled legislative activity for religious Heads ask fair play More than an hour last night. The Republican governor said in a television broadcast sunday that democrats had been pre pared to vote in favor of his Railroad Relief Bill last year but on the Day of the vote were called off by a Telephone Call from new York members of the democratic minority in both the Senate and Assembly joined in a bitter at Tjai Tri us j tack on the governor. They held urged fair play free of smears he had accused them of being or interfaith prejudice in the Boss dominated. Republicans countered with charges that the democrats were in fact dominated by political Bosses. In the Assembly the debate swung to the 1958 democratic convention in Buffalo. A re publican assemblyman revived charges that of a u. S. Senate candidate at that convention had been dictated by a political Boss. Republicans claimed that year that tammany Leader Carmine Desapio. Had named the party candidate. Mrs. Rockefeller was in the gallery in the Assembly As her husband was subjected to a continuing political attack. Several democrats charged that it was the gop that was dominated. One Democrat said political pressures had broken the budget revolt against Rockefeller. The debate erupted As the Assembly session opened and kept the House from regular business for More than an hour. The Senate had acted on a few minor matters when the Politi Cal attack opened on the demo cratic Side. Spears gets five years Phoenix Ariz. A stoic Robert Vernon Spears Central figure in a suspected Airliner crash was sentenced yesterday to five years in prison for inter stale transportation of a stolen to Icahn whether Spears in an Effort to collect More than s100.000 in insurance planted a bomb on the National airlines plane which carried 42 persons Uhls la to their death in the Gulf of wording to new York Ameri Troy n. Tuesday morning february 22 pages Price seven cents Urban renewal meeting called by Bob Fusco mayor Neil w. Kell Char avowedly aiming for a speedup in Troy s Urban redevelopment program will meet with a rep tentative of the Federal Urban renewal Agency and try officials this morning at City Hall. John Roche an official of he Federal government s regional office in new York cily is due to arrive in Troy about 10 . Hell meet with the mayor and Howard g. Seaman newly appointed chairman of the City s Urban renewal com Mittee. Other key personal involved in Urban redevelopment will also be on hand including Wil Liam Aram chairman of the City planning commission Bay by Cadman of Cadman Klinger and Drost commission Are i lets and Wilford Leforestier corporation counsel. Seeks information Kell Char said yesterday i d like to know just where stand As far As our application is concerned. And i d also like to find omit just what requests about our program have come up from new York. The mayor last week revealed that there has been no file in1 City Hall pertaining to the the the american Junior High school unintentional target an a4d Jet attack bomber from Moi sctt Field crashed into a subdivision House at Mountain View calif., yesterday killing mrs. Margit Halmi 44 wife of a former hungarian Freedom lighter and the Pilot it. Jug Gordan n Blake who ejected but landed in Ilie Middle of the flaming House. Story at Bottom of Page telephoto governor defends education Aid plan by 3iichak1, Keating Albany Rockefeller defended his embattled schooled program yesterday by calling on local school boards j to have the courage of imposing new taxes. I democrats meanwhile said the Republican governor was losing Srin Anil losing the support of for his school plan in a question and answer ses the legislative con Furente of the league of worn by Earl Aro sox York Rozeke Albany a _ gov. Rock i t0 " r n " at Many school boards Feller last night spelled Outt a initial Steps in his proposed 3 Lele f Ali our tax or other local non 0 property taxes As Rockefeller government s Alco he pointed out the answered that 20 proposals due to reach somebody has got to have the legislature today would 1 the courage to raise the educator hits stress on sports by g. A Hodenfield Atlantic City n. J. A noted american educator who is taking a hard look at risen Lily Nail pertaining to the ur-1 be american Junior High school an religious leaders yesterday ban renewal program. Today s yesterday he has found an Recd fair Nav of Nietin is a a Sulf of a run Loci to improve Polaris missile not contain recommendations for changing the manner of electing or the constitutional Powers of the attorney Gen eral or the comptroller. The 20 proposals were among 65 recommended last december by a Rockefeller task Force that also raised the possibility of Good with bad Rockefeller said he did not blame members of local hoards not wanting to raise the taxes but they ran for office and when you run for office we All of us have got to take the Good with the coming National political campaigns. The Appeal from High rank ing protestant jewish and roman Catholic representatives was issued through the National conference of christians and meeting is a result of a request for All correspondence Between this City and the Federal hous ing and Home i Nance Agency in new York City. By John a. Goldsmith Washington Navy revealed yesterday it is by. Ing to Niobe than double the Range of its submarine launch cry the demo Gnu in Loans ballistic missile to enable it to smash targets up to j lie executive department had inc tic offices. Comptroller Arthur Levitt almost vicious Over emphasis on athletics in some Are or. James b. Conan former operation president of Harvard univer year. Shy said in Many localities Miles away. It also announced that two nuclear submarines capable of firing Hie present to i Laris Are scheduled to go in by the end of this the Rev. Or. Edwin t. Dahl Berg of St. Louis president of the National Council of churches said "i960 will be a copies of like correspondence Between Troy officials and fed eral offices i d. C. Washington proposed expansion originally the City had pro posed to redevelop a four Block area in downtown Troy bounded by 5th Avenue. Avenue state Street and Kultos Street. High school this regard but that the time of special testing in the United he added democracy can by betrayed later the mifa reportedly by religious discrimination or suggested expansion of the site by dishonest and unfair include the South Side of stale Street Between 61 h and High school was to me a and shocking Conant whose ices eve cry in political campaigns thoughtful Christian in 7lh avenues and the East Side our nation will find himself of 7lh Avenue to 8th Street. Under double obligation citizen and Churchman to Sist both these Richard Cardinal Cushing. Roman Catholic archbishop of Boston urged All citizens to re Sist the smear and unfair tac tics wherever they find one in he said should be ridiculed or discriminated against because of his race his color his religion or his place of National origin. Fair minded americans wish to select their leaders on the basis of the candidate s ability his integrity and his loyalty to his country _ no other tests should be rabbi Max d. Davidson Nold ii a loan company Dent of the synagogue Council in downtown Utica last of America said the ancient a she grabbed More than s900 Sion will also today s discus Deal with the Railroad tracks running through the Center of the proposed re Newal site. City officials Are anxious to get Concrete Assur Ance from the Federal govern ment that the track location will nol disqualify the As far As Federal support is concerned. Gunman robs loan office i Alica masked gun held up a loan company in downtown Utica last and the testimony was Given to Spara commit tee a determining Factor in regard m Jolt t Ayward Navy to the organization of the Junior j research and development chief ease has spread to the Junior e if my. High school was to me a new i Mcd los Cash and rear . W. F. Raborn a Slem e i , new on the c 6cn.atc sub .1 Quai i pull us Hie. T j american High school was one a relate i Devol Mcnol. Sen ate democratic whip Mike wans of last year s Best Sellers a preliminary report on his Kllc was to Gemma Ion of offensive and of the opposition korean demo great defender of Freedom a ii. At., a. Scene printed matter. Cratic party new Here Jan. 30 Chough who won a doctor of the invitation of the u. A philosophy Dos acc at Columbia in info labourer bore a four Pound. Of save the heavy set. Ti5 year old Spears the Maximin us term for driving Taylor s rated subdivision near the of work their sons Gorec 20 n a David 16 Wroyal Mountain anole or two w Lellam m v res manager of the for abdominal As a student of ceo a Side of of Lva-1" the Cen trial s West Shore division. Police Saul they had been told that Cody drove the tracks. The approaching was Tram and tried to Hack off but Lldon 1 Mako in in ii a Coal a i Linin a by Moun on Minhsin m co Riv i ,1 hot he Nad ing i n area. High school. As Halmi surveyed his his crashed e attack y c were taken after comics in 191b, was a Leader in1 the struggle for korean Incle i in Hungary. T was a free glom a n the housewife As j fighter he said hit Lerly. 1 k she stood Al her Kitchen sink was mrs. Margit Halmi. 44. Mrs. Halmi her husband and their two sons came Here three years ago after escaping from communist Hungary. I came Here but now i Don t know Blake a graduate of the University of South Carolina was attached to attack Squadron 153 the were report j Cadar Torald. Was elected a Gary to determine it some i tied Well Al a maternity Home president of the 53-Mcmber or imers were malignant. Kaniza Tion. Succeeding Paul l. The operation took place ten he was a founder Gentiel vice president of ago. Of the democratic party in 1945 Cortland Standard. Following an autopsy is chief of National Roberl h. Zagol of hasp iia announced death Wasilick during the postwar period the Catavu daily n , was Duc to coronary As Home minister in the _. Moffett and lived Here with Blake was in the Landing pal-1 his wife Kay. His father Var Tern approaching Moffett Field non Blake lives in Conte Rvilla in an a4d when he he Ohio. Geneva up _ yesterday s meeting of the three Power nuclear test ban negotiations was cancelled Al the request of the soviet delegation. Another pcs Sion was scheduled for today the first since the saturday test of the French atomic bomb in the Sahara elected vice president and Don a heart Aid j. Curran. Business manager korean ambassador of the Hornell Tribune was re elected Secretary. 1 Cabinet of president race after formation of the Republic Chan Yang a medical doctor Korea. And personal Friend of Chough. He was Rocc s special repro the meeting will be followed said an Electrocardiogram la live to Washington before today and tomorrow by the an fore the surgery indicated a the formation of the korean heart condition existed. Embassy in 1048 and was the Yang the operation Dis a first korean envoy to the United closed the tutors were not Ma-1 nations. Nual midwinter session of the new Yolk slate publishers Assn. Comics crossword interpreting the news Mak cts nationally whirligig obituary pulse of the people social sports television Heaters woman Page Pace 20. 21 19 0 10 7 10 18 10, 12 4 16, 17 5 8 2
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