Arrest Pair Charged With Burglary In Troy
Two men, John F. Hogan and Charles E. Oswald, both 25, were arrested Tuesday afternoon by Troy police for third degree burglary. They allegedly entered the home of J. Preston Zeh, fled, and were captured minutes later. Bail set for Oswald at 1000 cash or 2000 property bond. Hogan faces related counts and pending cases in Rensselaer County Court.
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Troy Police
Troy Police Court
Timothy J. Fogarty
Linden Spring Ave
John F. Hogan
Charles E. Oswald
Hogan
Marvin I. Honig
Honig
Oswald
F. Frederick Chase
Rensselaer County
J. Preston Zeh
Linden Ave
Zeh
Mr. Zeh
Linden Avenue
Spring Avenue
Liberty
John Geiger
Spring Ave
Rensselaer
John F. Doughney
Sheldon Ave
Renssesser County Grand Jury
Tax Increase Ruled Out For Present
President Johnson's chief economic adviser Gardner Ackley said no immediate tax increase is planned to curb inflation. He cited last winter restraints and industry labor cooperation as adequate hedge, and reaffirmed a tax rise is not part of the anti inflation program.
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Chicago
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Super Market Institute
Clifton Park Board Grants Zone Changes
Clifton Park Zoning Board of Appeals approved three variances and denied one at a public hearing on Vischer Ferry Road. John Peck won approval to add a 20 by 20 foot display and storage room to Clifton Park Hardware on old Route 146 west of Route 9. Hugh Herlihy received a variance to build a house on a parcel with inadequate highway frontage on MacElroy Road. Edward H. Beaudoin was permitted a multiple dwelling on Ashdown Road near Blue Barn Road. Charles Brown’s request to sell gravel and operate a pit on Ray Road was refused over water table and safety concerns.
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Clifton Park
Richard Horstmann
Robert and
Roland Hubbs
Corneil Balding
Edward H. Beaudoin
Ashdown Road
Blue Barn Road
Edward H. Plath
Charles Brown
Ray Road
Pathet Lao Kidnaps French Teacher and Six Pupils in Laos
AP reports in Vientiane that Communist Pathet Lao kidnapped French teacher Pierre Gerard and six Laotian students during a picnic 15 miles from Saravane. Two pupils were released and returned to authorities. Princess Anne Breaks Nose After Fall From Horse
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Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Laos
Pierre Gerard
Saravane
Anne
London
Oxford University Draghounds
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Alligator Poaching Faces Federal Ban and Bill
Interior Department says alligator hides fuel a million-dollar poaching racket. It urged Congress to ban interstate commerce of reptiles taken illegally and extend protections to amphibians mollusks and crustaceans. New Jersey Enacts 3 Percent Sales Tax. Tax collection staff to receive higher pay to recruit IRS agents and related posts.
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Washington
Interior Department
Department
Congress
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Richard J. Hughes
State
Senate
Assembly
Midtown gunman robs payroll on street in car escape
A 20 year old gunman seized $9 280 from three payroll carriers in midtown Manhattan and fled in a second car. The money was for Chesebro Whitman Co workers across several construction sites. Police say the theft occurred yesterday as part of a street robbery.
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New York
Manhattan
Chesebro- Whitman Co
Long Island City
Prosecutor Accused of Assault in Chautauqua Lake Dispute
Dr Louise Parkhill accuses Sidney T Hewes of Victoria of second and third degree assault after an argument over a boundary along Chautauqua Lake. Hewes, 65, was arrested and pleaded not guilty, with a preliminary hearing planned. He was released on his own recognizance.
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Ashville
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua Lake
Louise Parkhill
Victoria
Sidney T. Hewes
Hewes
Tokyo Transit Strike Ends After Disrupting 17 Million
A 24 hour walkout by 100000 railway workers across 10 major private railways including Tokyo subway ends after disrupting 17 million commuters. A nationwide one day strike may follow if turnout is strong. Wages sought rise by 8500 yen while management offers 2100 to 2600 yen.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hajime Maeda
Japan Federation of Employers Association
Scout Achievement Night At Brunswick Presbyterian Church
Cub Scout Pack 27 held an Achievement Night at Brunswick Presbyterian Church. Walter Green, snake curator at the County Junior Museum, displayed snakes and answered questions. Walter Webster presented awards to Donald Roeck, Kirt Coonradt, Ronald Martel, Gil Roscoe, Mark Belanger, Darryl Brown, and Mark Caruso. a paper drive was planned for Saturday May 7 with pickup offered by area residents via Mr. Webster or den mothers.
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Brunswick Presbyterian Church
Walter Green
County
Walter Webster
Donald Roeck
Denner
Kirt Coonradt
Ronald Martel
Gil Roscoe
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Dr. Scholl
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Stony Brook
Vably
Wally
Arnel
Uy BP
Clifton Park Board
Men’s World of
Troy
Boys
the Square
River St
Young Men
Uncle Sam
Civil Service Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Elmira
Gary Ellis
David Alan Ellis
Darlene
Benedict Berner
Berner
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