Jordan caretaker government resigns after four months in office
In Amman, Jordan, the caretaker government led by Sheriff Hussein ben Nasser resigned after completing its remit to oversee the election of the new parliament opened by King Hussein. A new government was formed by royal court minister Saad Jumma, the former Jordan ambassador to Washington, Tehran and Damascus.
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Jordan
Amman
Hussein Ben Nasser
Saad Jumma
Washington
Tehran
Damascus
Ben Nasser
Hussein
Wallace bids for 1968 presidency amid national movement
Former Governor George Wallace of Alabama said a 1968 bid would follow a nationwide people’s movement. He warned top politicians they would be run over and predicted strong showings in the Midwest Far West and the East.
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Wallace
National Movement
Washington
George Wallace
Alabama
Midwest
East
Powell Should Show Humility to Regain Seat
Representative Emanuel Cellar urged Adam Clayton Powell to go to Washington to face the music and seek oath and contrition before House members, arguing humility could change minds on restoring Powell to his seat. In New York City, Rent and Rehabilitation Commissioner Frederic Berman announced preliminary six month findings showing six percent of tenants in rent controlled apartments are overcharged, with monthly overcharges ranging from $1 to $75 in all boroughs except Staten Island.
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Celler
Powell
New York
UPI
Emanuel Cellar
D-N.y
Adam Clayton Powell
Washington
Cellar
Wcbs-Tv
Frederic
Berman
Staten Island
Legislative Reporter Will Speak at Lions Club Dinner
Robert Fusco, legislative correspondent for The Record Newspapers, will be the guest speaker at the Lions Club dinner meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Scot-Mar's Restaurant. Fusco, a Syracuse native and Ohio State graduate, began in sports and rose to sports editor of the Troy Record and writes the Capitol Letter column. He sits on the CCHS Advisory Board and Men's Council and lives with his wife and seven children at 7 Barratt Drive Waterford Pr. Paul Grattan presides.
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Robert Fusco
Record
Lion’s Club
Scot-Mar’s
Mr. Fusco
Saratoga Springs
Ohio State University
Morning
Troy Record
Capitol Letter
CCHS
Fusco
Barratt Drive
Waterford
Paul Grattan
Home Bureau To Convene Tonight
The Fordian Home Bureau meets at 7 30 p m at Mrs. Michael Warnick s home 33 Columbus Ave Waterford. The meeting project is Facials and members should bring unfinished work. Refreshments served hosted by Mrs Joseph Fortin and Mrs Warnick
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Fordian Home Bureau
Michael Warnick
Columbus Ave
Waterford
Joseph Fortin
Warnick
Area Drivers Draw Fines Totaling $50
A total of $50 was collected in Waterford Police Court for traffic violations Friday night. Justice of the Peace Joseph Geiger presided. Fines included John V. Colwill speeding ten dollars, Diane Norst macher stop sign ten dollars, Benjamin P. Graham passing stopped school bus ten dollars. State Police issued tickets for pavement markings ten dollars to Joseph Gerard and insufficient lights ten dollars to Chester Bunn.
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Waterford
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Geiger
John V. Colwill
Troy
Diane Norstmacher
Albany
Benjamin P. Graham
Joseph Gerard
Chester Bunn
Schenectady
Waterford Church Activities The Week
Local churches in Waterford publish schedules for services and activities including St Anne Holy Masses and novena, St Marys Mass times, Grace Episcopal events with Holy Eucharist and fundraiser, St Pauls Troys teachers institute, First Baptist and Presbyterian choir events, John House Memorial senior choir, American Cancer Society event, Waterford Methodist and Wesleyan youth groups, and WSCS Day On Campus at State University with church conferences and dinners.
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Waterford
St. Anne's
St. Anne
St. Mary’s
Grace Episcopal
St. Mark's
St. Paul’s Church
Troy
First Baptist
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
John House Memorial
First Presbyterian
American Cancer Society
Harold French
George Pomeroy
Grace Church Benefit Supper Tomorrow
A roast beef supper will be served at Grace Episcopal Church Waterford tomorrow from 5 to 7 p.m. Sponsored by Youth Fellowship and Episcopal Church Women, proceeds support the Expo 67 youth trip. Committee includes Din ing room Mrs Priscilla Wade Barbara Rekemeyer tickets Pe elope Wade Deborah Owens and kitchen Michael Follett David Stanley and Mrs Howard Willetts.
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Grace Episcopal
Plans Set For Bus Trip To Expo 67
Mrs. Joyce Hurst, president of St. Marys Mothers Club, announces a one day Expo 67 bus trip open to all. Fee covers round trip bus ticket and grounds admission. Buses depart St. Marys Church on Wednesday May 3 at 7 am returning around midnight. A few seats remain. reserve with Mrs. Hurst or Mrs. Shuttenhelm.
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Joyce Hurst
St. Mary's Mother's
Street Cleaning Begins Today in Village District
Donald Baker village street commissioner announced that street cleaning starts today on streets south of Broad from 5th to 1st Streets including South and Front Streets. Residents are urged to cooperate and park off streets to allow completion of work.
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Donald Baker
Village
Broad
Front
Arraignment Of Six Set Tomorrow In Rensselaer County
Tomorrow at 9 30 a m in Rensselaer County Court six defendants named in indictments handed up Friday by the grand jury will be arraigned before Acting County Judge Marcus L Filley. Indictments allege robbery burglary attempted robbery possession of burglar's tools criminally concealing stolen property and illegal possession of a firearm. Six persons are named in seven indictments.
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Rensselaer
Dist. Atty. M
Andrew Dwyer Jr
Marcus L. Filley
Old Posters Exhibited At Museum
Waterford Historical Museum and Cultural Center showcases Late Nineteenth Century Theatre and Circus Posters from the Museum of New York City collection. Posters depict melodrama, heart plays, Shakespeare, circuses, and real 19th century poster art. Visiting hours are Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m.
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Waterford Historical Museum and
Museum of New York City
New York
Waterford
Arthur Levit
Levitt
State Council On
Rensselaer
Brough
Albany
Saratoga
Warren
W. Harry
Webster
On This Day In History April 24 1967 Highlights
United Press International notes April 24 1967 as the 114th day of the year with astronomical references Mars Venus and Jupiter. Notable events include Boston News-Letter's 1704 first regular American newspaper publication by Campbell brothers. Also Hayes ends reconstruction in New Orleans in 1877 and Spain declares war on the United States in 1898. Dominican Republic junta overthrown in 1965. Juan Bosch restoration demanded. Thought for the Day by John Tillotson remarks on power and liberty.
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United Press International
Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Tony Sarg
Boston News-Letter
John and Duncan Campbell
South
Rutherford B. Hayes
New Orleans
Spain
United States
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
John Tillotson
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Charles de Gaulle
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Catholic University
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Charles E. Curran
Waterford News
Joan Fontaine
Home Bureau
Peerless Company
Grace Church
Peerless
Camter, Beck and
Oup Haing
Dana Solid Colognes
Ambush
Children’s Dept
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