Bar To Honor Outstanding Citizen At Law Day Program
The 10th Law Day observance on May 1 in Supreme Court for Rensselaer County will feature the Outstanding Citizenship Award. Louis H. Quinlan chairs the event with committee heads Jerome Frost, Kermit McGinnis, and Joyce Galante. The group will run school programs and Law Day messages, stressing law and order, under New York Bar Association and Governor Rockefeller proclamations.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer County Bar Association
Joyce M. Galante
Louis H.quinlan
Kermit D. McGinnis
Jerome K. Frost
Supreme Court
Bar
Law
Livingston Jones
County Bar Association
Louis H. Quinlan
Raymond T. Finnan
Bar Association
J. Henry Neale
New York State Bar Association
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Red Chinese Shells Hit Quemoy Islands In Taiwan Strife
The Chinese Communists fired 58 shells at the Quemoy Islands, Taiwan reported. A farmer, Chen Chung shu, aged 58, was critically injured when a shell struck his house, highlighting ongoing shelling amid cross strife.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Defense Ministry
Chen Chung-shu
King Urges Teach Out Against War Across Nation
Dr Martin Luther King Jr urged turning civil rights momentum into a nationwide antiwar movement. Paired with Dr Benjamin Spock and Robert Scheer, he promoted a Vietnam summer to mobilize volunteers, raise funds, and press the Johnson administration to end the war.
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Cambridge, Mass
Martin Luther King Jr
Vietnam
King
Benjamin Spock
Robert Scheer
Ramparts Magazine
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
Niskayuna Man Heads Union College Alumni Council
Richard E. Roberts of 1466 Myron St Niskayuna elected president of Union College Alumni Council succeeding Philip E Duchscherer of Kenmore NY. John C Baas Jr becomes vice president with Henry J Swanker reelected secretary treasurer. Roberts a Schenectady lawyer and 1980 Albany Law School graduate has long served on the council.
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Richard E. Roberts
Myron St
Niskayuna
Union College
Society of Alumni
Philip, E. Duchscherer
Kenmore
N.Y
Roberts
John C. Baas Jr
Irvington
Henry J. Swanker
Grenoside Ave
Altamont Fair to Enlarge Pony Exhibits
Altamont Fair will add two 50 stall pony barns for exclusive use this year. Howard Marsh, the fair director, announced Gerald Furdeck of Guilderland as pony superintendent. Special pony shows and judging will fill Monday and Tuesday during Fair week from August 14 to 29.
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New York State
Lyear
Howard Marsh
Marsh
Gerald Furdeck
Guilderland
Holiday Inn grading set this week weather permitting
Urban Renewal officials in Troy said Clarence E. Walton of Menands Motels Inc Memphis told Edward Dinan the grading for Holiday Inn construction would start this week if weather allows. A preconstruction conference is planned in Troy and ground breaking could begin May 15 to align with Breakthrough 1967 events.
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Troy
Clarence E. Walton
Walton
Menands Motels, Inc
Memphis
Menands, Motels, Inc
Sixth Avenue
Fulton Street
Broadway
Dinan
Williams College Wins National Alumni Award for Giving
Williams College, Williamstown Mass, earned first place among private men's colleges for sustained annual giving in the 1965-66 alumni fund campaign. The 1965 drive raised $432,088 under Samuel C. Brown, surpassing both its goal and the 1963 record, with the 175th Anniversary Fund contributing $17,000,000 in new capital. The college will receive a Mobius Strip award and $1,000, presented July 2 in San Francisco. This marks the fifth time in six years Williams has won in AAAC competition.
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The
American Alumni Council
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Samuel C. Brown
Wellesley Hills
Williams
U.S. Steel Foundation
A.A.G
Woman Wins $23 000 In Car Crash Suit
Mrs Sylvia Wolfe of 63 Parkwood Dr Colonie was awarded 23000 Friday for neck and back injuries from a February 1965 rear end collision. The verdict was against William Babcock of 1163 Oxford Pl Schenectady. Arthur J Martin represented Wolfe before Justice Russell G Hunt.
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Sylvia Wolfe
Parkwood Dr. Colonie
Supreme Court
William Babcock
Oxford Pl
Schenectady
Arthur J. Martin
SLA Penalizes Three Area Establishments
The State Liquor Authority penalized three area establishments for ABC violations. Kloc Brothers at 2432 3rd Ave Watervliet faces a 10 day liquor store license suspension for selling to a minor. Hi Arch Tavern at 40 Hish Arch St Green Island gets seven days off premises suspension for serving after hours. Casey's Corner at 30 Sargent St Cohoes receives 10 days for selling beer to a minor.
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The
State Liquor Authority
Chester S. Kloc
Edward J. Kloc
Kloc Brothers
3Rd Ave
Watervliet
Oscar W. Dupuis
Hi Arch Tavern
Hish Arch St
Green Island
Clarence Girard
Casey's Corner
Sargent St
Albany Area Personnel to Hear State School Teacher
Prof. Harrison M. Trice, author and teacher at Cornell's School of Industrial and Labor Relations, will address the Albany District Chapter of the Public Personnel Association Thursday. The meeting is in the auditorium of the State Health Department Building at 7 State Health Department Build. Terrorist tactics and poison darts blowguns and assassination topics are noted in his publications.
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Harrison M. Trice
New York State’ School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Cornell University
Albany
Public Personnel Association
State Health Department
Holland Ave
Saigon
Trice
Army
Budget Report Submitted At Library Group Session
The Shenendehowa Community Library Committee met in Clifton Park to present a 45000 dollar budget. Thomas Petersen outlined allocations: 22600 for personnel, 10400 for materials, 6000 for operations, 6000 for equipment and shelving. The report notes 11500 residents in the district and state standards requiring 20000 volumes and 400 seats for 11000 population. The trustees race lists several candidates and a potential SalS membership if funded. If approved, operations could begin in September after tax collection.
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Shenendehowa Community Library Committee
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Clifton Park
William Fitzner
Thomas Petersen
New York State
Petersen
State Regents Department
Francis Conway
Lee Davis
Peter Forte
Thomas Giannetti
James Messina
Shenende
Showa
Barbara Davis
Charles Frier
Thomas
Giannetti
Rita Marion
David Meager
Allan Warren
Board of Regents
Lbrary
Southern Adirondack Library System
Fitzner
Four Swim From Auto After Mishap
Four Greene County men swam for their lives after a two car crash sent Andersons convertible into Catskill Creek. Palenville residents Arnold Anderson and Joseph OBrien, and Catskill residents Richard Sulli van and Daniel Borfitz, escaped the vehicle through the rear window. Watson C Hall of Hunter was arrested for failing to yield the right of way and will face Catskill Police Justice John Morrison.
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Greene, County
Catskill Creek
Arnold Anderson
Joseph O’brien
Palenville
Richard Sullivan
Daniel Borfitz
Catskill
Anderson
Watson C. Hall
Hunter
Watson
Hall
Catskill Police
John Morrison
Man dies in suicide crash after setting home afire
Police reported 47-year-old Raymond Frank of North Babylon died when he drove a station wagon into a bridge abutment after setting his home on fire. Long Island State Parkway Police found the vehicle on the Robert Moses Causeway to Fire Island at about 4 a.m. authorities said the car was traveling over 70 mph.
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Babyone
N. Y
Long Island State Parkway
Raymond Frank
North Babylon
Itlar
Robert Moses
Fire Island
27 Cars Derail From 146 Car Erie Freight Train
Attica New York reports a freight derailment in which twenty seven cars of a 146 car Erie Lackawanna train left the tracks early yesterday. Damage estimates and cause are not yet known.
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Attica
Erie-Lackawanna
Batavia
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