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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1967

Page

21

Fulbright seeks firmer check on international commitments

Senator J William Fulbright introduced a resolution urging Congress and the President to jointly declare when a national commitment abroad exists. He aims a Foreign Relations Committee study into the scope of U S international commitments, insisting the measure clarifies the erosion of congressional role without hampering day to day foreign policy. He warned against casual military involvement and cheapening national honor, noting commitments must be carefully defined.

Washington J. William Fulbright D-Ark Senate Congress Foreign Relations Committee U.S Arkansan Fulbright Richard B. Russell D-Ga John &. McClellan Vietnam

Rotary Club Lunch Set Tomorrow in Colonie

Colonie-Guilderland Rotary Club meets tomorrow at the Tom Sawyer Motor Inn with Richard Esmay presiding as new president. Last week Roger Schrader spoke on New Zealand from Wellington, praising the country’s people geography and economy. The club joins Scotia Rotary for the Aug 20 inter-club golf tournament at Ballston Spa Country Club and plans the Aug 23 Saratoga Raceway event with reservations led by Lewis Cod and Edward Clas toward Aug 16.

Richard Esmay Colonie-Guilderland Rotary Club Tom Sawyer Motor Inn Colonie Roger Schrader Foreign Service United States Wellington New Zealand Scotia Rotary Club Ballston Spa Esmay William Linney Colonie-Guilderland Cige of Reservations

Roessleville Church Steak Roast Planned for Aug 10

The Roessleville United Presbyterian Church will hold its annual steak roast on August 10 starting at 6 30 p m. The same date the regular evening service will be at 8 p m Rev Charles E Rice conducts the service Reservations for the roast closed August 7 and are coordinated by Mrs Alma Allen Freshly read Communion will be observed with Fred Hiss as lay reader James Saur as elder and Mrs Charlotte Hotaling as usher deacon.

Roessleville United Presbyterian Church Charles E. Rice Alma Allen Fred Hiss James Saur Charlotte Hotaling

Area Teen-Ager Takes Bike Trip To Rochester

Peter Houck sixteen of Colonie Village rode two hundred forty miles by bicycle to Rochester last week seeking a girl from summer camp. He faced a run away scare when Syracuse Police picked him up but was returned home after contact with his parents. His sister Barbara Lewis provided support and his three speed English racer aided the long trek.

Peter Houck Tattersal Lane Colonie Village Robert Houck Steve Rochester Peter Barbara Lewis Syracuse Barbara

School Board To Announce 1967 69 Tax Rates

The South Colonie Board of Education will meet at Colonie Central High School at 7 30 p m to announce the official tax rates for the 1967 69 school year. Dr. James A Runkel new supervising principal will present recommendations. Agenda includes driver training range at the high school updating bus policies construction progress employment of staff and approval of change orders for Forest Park and Veeder elementary schools under construction.

South Colonie

Highway Plan Hearing Set for Colonie Aug 10

The Town Board of Colonie schedules an Aug 10 hearing at 8 30 p m in Town Hall Newtonville to consider a proposed ordinance banning commercial vehicles over two tons on Eighth Avenue from First Street to Eighth Street. Deliveries to premises and emergency or public service vehicles are exempt. Prepared by Town Attorney Robert P Heywood.

Town Board of Colonie Town Hall Newtonville Eighth Avenue First Street Eighth Street Robert P. Heywood

Dollar Day Sales Today in Troy Stores

The 100th semi annual Dollar Day is held in Troy today with downtown stores offering huge bargains. Many downtown shops will stay open until 6 p.m.

Troy

Charge Pair Stole Car Of Trooper

Two Rensselaer youths Wayne M. Peters and Charles W. Pacquin face grand larceny charges after their arrest near Routes 4 and 40. They waived examination before Judge Lai Verne G. Lewis and were sent to Rensselaer County Jail to await grand jury action. Police traced the theft to a trooper's private car stolen in East Greenbush at 1 a.m. and arrested the pair minutes later.

Rensselaer Rensselaer County Wayne M. Peters First St Charles W. Pacquin Broadway Lai Verne G. Lewis Rensse| Taaw Sach Thomas Gill Auha St Rensselaer East Q . A Greenbush Shaw Lawrence Moyer East Greenbush Gill Monroe

Miss Boyer Weds Joseph Stefanovich at St. Joseph’s

Miss Jane Marie Boyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis E Boyer married Joseph Stefanovich son of Mr and Mrs Joseph T Stefanovich at St Josephs Church Rensselaer The bride wore Chantilly lace over teal taffeta with a scalloped Sabrina neck and cathedral train A fingertip veil and floral headpiece completed her attire A reception followed at Mario’s The Later Restaurant

Jane Marie Boyer Francis E. Boyer Bloominggrove Drive Defreestville Joseph Stefanovich Joseph T. Stefanovich Freeland St. Joseph’s Church Rensselaer Boyer Chantilly

Democrat Unit Urges Johnson Not To Run

Washington AP Fifty self identified former Democratic National Convention delegates urged President Johnson not to seek reelection. They warned division over foreign policy could produce a Republican landslide in 1968 and that an early withdrawal might allow another Democratic candidate to win. The letter was handed to reporters by Citizens for Kennedy Fulbright, backing Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, who dismissed the group as unknown.

Washington Johnson Citizens For Kennedy-Fulbright New York Robert F. Kennedy Fulbright

Minnesota adopts 3 percent sales tax nationwide

Minnesota becomes the 44th state to enact a 3 percent sales tax, exempting groceries clothing prescription drugs and professional services. The tax aims to raise about 160 million annually and serves as the backbone of a broad property tax relief plan next year, with farmers benefiting from livestock and machinery relief and homeowners seeing a 35 percent real estate tax cut. Merchants have run aggressive advertising campaigns to beat the tax.

ST. Paul, Minn Minnesota Harold le Vander

Albany Girl Patricia Brodowski Weds Francis Bailargeon

Miss Patricia Brodowski and Francis Bailargeon married at St Mary's Church Hudson in a silk gown with Alencon lace and a Watteau train. Attendants included Mrs John Brodowski and Mr Francis Baillargeon. Rev John Masci led the ceremony.

Patricia Ann Brodowski Albany Francis J. Bailieta Sargeon State St Hudson Francis Baillargeon Adams St Cohoes John Masci

On This Day In History Aug 1 1967 and notable events

On this day in history August first 1967 marks the 1213th day of the year with 152 to follow. Notable events include Francis Scott Key born 1779 writer of the Star Spangled Banner and the 1790 census tally. Also 1907 the U S Air Force founded and 1946 the Atomic Energy Commission established. A wedding narrative notes Miss Denise Baillargeon maid of honor in yellow lace with daisies and bridesmaids Pamela Griffin and Frances Novack in blue lace. David Baillargeon and party members are listed with hometown and schooling details.

Venus Francis Scott Key U.S Pamela Griffin Frances Novack

Patman Seeks More Aid for Riots Aftermath

Washington reports House Banking Committee Chair Wright Patman pressuring for more funding to rebuild housing and businesses damaged in riots. The article ties national oversight to disaster relief, mentioning SBA loans and post riot reconstruction needs amid political debate.

Washington UPI Wright Patman House Banking Committee

Johnson weighs Detroit disaster designation in riot aftermath

President Johnson contemplates declaring Detroit a major disaster area to secure federal aid while he orders SBA to offer long term loans to residents. A riot-triggered decision could set a nationwide precedent, as federal troops assist and the disorder commission gathers findings with deadlines for preliminary and final reports.

Washington Johnson Detroit 8 Small Business Administration Cyrus R. Vance Detroit White House

Grange Plans Picnic Saturday at Hedges Lake

Hoosick Grange outlines plans for its annual family picnic at Hedges Lake this Saturday. General chairmen are Mr. and Mrs. Everett James, with dinner served at 1 p.m. August birthdays led last week’s program. Omer Brenenstuhm presided, Donald S. Hewitt Sr. was program chairman.

Hoosick Grange Hedges Lake Everett James Omer Brenenstuhm Donald S. Hewitt Sr Wendell Carey Bennington Ann Moseley Warren Jones Carl N. Jester Miss Moseley Wilfred Knapp Osborne Gaines Brittonhill Grange Vermont Taconic Valley Grange Stephentown David Cornell Carleton Philpott David Hewitt

Battlefield Schoolhouse Reopens for Sunday Afternoons

The Old Schoolhouse in Walloomsac, site of the Upper Battlefield where General Stark crossed the Walloomsac in 1777, will be open to the public and veterans organizations Sundays 2 to 4 p.m. through August 16 Commemoration Day for the Battle of the Walloomsac.

Walloomsac Hoosick Constabulary The Stark

Area Sailor on Forrestal range of anxious families

Mr and Mrs Francis Kasavicha of Hoosick Street wait for word on their son Radio Man John Kasavicha who served on Yankee Station and recently joined the USS Forrestal in the Vietnam area. His wife Erma Kelly is from Cobble Hill North Hoosick.

Francis Kasavicha Hoosick St Forrestal John Kasavicha Yankee Station Gulf Tonkin Vietnam John Erma Kelly

Bennington OES Flea Market Show Sets Aug 12

Fifty antiques dealers from seven states join Mt. Anthony Chapter OES for the second annual Flea Market during Bennington's three day anniversary celebration of the Battle. The outdoor event runs 3 a.m. to 6 p.m. atop Harwood Hill Route 7. Vendors offer Bennington pottery, Staffordshire ware, porcelain, glass, textiles, books, furniture, and more. Vermont crafts join country store, white elephant table, and baked goods sales while refreshments are available. Cochairs are Mrs. Beatrice Gilman and Mrs. Janice Stephenson.

OES Bennington Harwood Hill Route 7 Bennington Pottery Vermont Beatrice Gilman Janice Stephenson Maria Williams Mildred D. Spargo Joyce Hanson Helen Atwell Helen Churchill Hilda Orr Edna Seymour Charles F. Mason Donald H. Stephenson John Maximilian George H. Spargo

Rudd Family Reunion Set for August at Wayside Motel

The Rudd Family Reunion will be held Sunday August 6 at the Wayside Motel picnic grounds Route 7. Group photos at 12 30 p m and dinner to follow. Each family brings a covered dish sandwiches and own table settings. Everett F James of 1 Rogers Ave Hoosick Falls is president and may be contacted for details.

Rudd Wayside Everett F. James Rogers Ave Hoosick Falls Presi*dent

Home on Leave for Robert Malo from Fort Monmouth

Robert Malo an electronics specialist at Fort Monmouth New Jersey spent the weekend at his parents home Mr and Mrs Ernest L Malo 17 Abbott Street.

Robert Malo Fort Monmouth N.J Ernest L. Malo Abbott St

Chief Demrick Reinstated After Vacation Duty Return

Chief Frank J Demick resumed duties as police chief yesterday after a two week vacation spent largely visiting relatives in Northfield Vermont with his wife.

Frank J. Demick Northfield

Mrs J Kenny Resides at Summer Home in Connecticut

Mrs J Kenny of Darien Connecticut is described as residing at her summer home. The note places her other property as a farm in East Hoosick. Text emphasizes residence details for the social column.

J. Kenny Bacon Darien Conn East Hoosick

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