Cohoes Moose Lodge Plans 15 Member Enrollment Class
Cohoes Moose Lodge will enroll 15 members Sunday at 2 30 p m at the lodge Joseph Cictek governor says the degree team led by Lawrence Hebert will perform ritual work a luncheon will follow. The group meets Thursday April 20 at 8 p m to plan installation of officers Cielek to preside for third term. Four teams totaling about 25 members will attend the Moose bowling tournament April 29 30 near Buffalo at the Lancaster Depew Lodge.
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Buffalo
Surveyor 3 Launch Set For Monday at Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Ameri ca's Surveyor 3 spacecraft aims to land Monday to photograph a candidate lunar site for astronauts. The three legged robot will lift off at 1 24 a m EST aboard Atlas Centaur. Flight to the moon lasts 65 hours. Surveyor 3 mirrors Surveyor 1 with a new digging device and wider camera view.
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U.S
Space Agency
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Earth
Troy Aide Resigns for State Planning Post
Alfred F. Meyer resigns as Troy administrative assistant to take a senior planner role in New York State Office of Planning Coordination with a salary of 8900. He will leave April 21 after earning a master in public administration and a BA in economics. He served under City Manager Robert A. Stierer and previously worked with Elwin McNamara and Peter C. Hickey. Meyer is a three year Army Security Agency veteran living in Troy with his wife.
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Stierer
Graduate School of Public Affairs
State University At Albany
New York University
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New Paltz
U.S. Army Security Agency
Auto rolls down hill hits porch at Waterford home
Waterford police say a car rolled from 3 Saratoga Ave after brakes were released by a four year old. The vehicle struck a porch at 3 Saratoga Ave at 3:08 p.m. The four year old was unharmed. Vehicle owned by Harold Teal was parked near his residence. House owner is Waller Leavy.
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Waller Leavy
Not A Fussy Eater Burro Eats Unlikely Diet
In San Francisco the burro displays an unconcerned palate eating broken glass newspapers rags old tires and tobacco. The animal proves stubborn yet practical about food in a quirky animal behavior note.
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San Francisco
UPI
Hot dog query meets Civil War quip in Friendly Persuasion
A Greenwich reader questions the anachronism of hot dogs in 1860s Civil War era and traces the term to 1903. Henry Mencken notes first print appearance, and Tad Dorgan is named as the coiner. The Quaker family context suggests the word Wiener rather than hot dog.
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Dorothy Maguire
Gary Cooper
Julius Caesar
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Henry J. Mencken
Harry Stevens
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
T. A. Dorgan
Tad
Yield Of Wool From Pacavicuna Fluttering Clue
The pacavicuna a cross between vicuna and alpaca yields only two pounds of wool per year yet this is four times the output of pure vicuna fibers.
Blood Center to Use Bender Labs in Albany Start July
Northeastern New York Red Cross Blood Center will temporarily use Bender Laboratory facilities in Albany to launch the Regional Red Cross Blood Program on July 1. The arrangement includes donor reception, bloodmobile operations, processing and storage, with two bloodmobiles active daily and a fixed center at South Lake Avenue two days weekly.
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Red Cross
Bender Laboratories
Albany
Bender
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Ivan O. Meyer
Bender Laboratory
William G. Fraser
Albany Area
Thomas L. Hawkins Jr
Albany Medical Center
Northeastern Red Cross Blood Program
John J. Clemmer
South Lake Avenue
Vitali
Hackett Boulevard
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Group Homes for Orphans Signed by Rockefeller
Governor Rockefeller signed a bill creating group homes for orphans. The measure directs that when foster homes or boarding houses cannot take in orphans, they can be housed in new Red Cross building centers to be run by welfare authorities. groundbreaking anticipated after plans are completed.
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UPI
Rockefeller
James R. Davie
Albany
Red Grass
Ohio State University houses vast early spectacles collection
In Columbus Ohio an optometry museum displays more than 500 eye wear items surpassing the Smithsonian. Dr Herbert G Mote notes oldest piece a Chinese spectacle possibly 1000 years old. The exhibit covers ancient to modern lenses and notes bifocals and trade history tied to Russia and Latin America.
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Ohio State University Optometry Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Herbert G. Mote
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Punta del Este
Confer
Franklin
America
Russians Plan Bold Trade Push in Latin America
UPI sources say while Johnson and regional leaders push inter American trade, the Soviet Union is pursuing a bold new trade offensive targeting Latin America with a strong diplomatic push and economic outreach.
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