Grand Union Sale Honors President During Week
Grand Union will honor its president Charles G. Rodman during President's Week. Rodman, elected last December, joined Grand Union in 1952 and rose to executive vice president in 1965. He emphasizes gratitude to over 300,000 customers as the chain notes hundreds of stamp bonuses and special buys across more than 542 stores.
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Grand Union
Charles G. Rodman
Mr. Rodman
Washington
Rodman
Upstate
New York
Oswego
Binghamton
Albany
Albany Academy
New York State
Glens Falls
Grand Uniont
Mitchell Jr. Named Director of Engineering at Bergen Rope
R B Mitchell Jr a long time summer resident of Glass Lake has been promoted to director of engineering at Bergen Wire Rope Co in Lodi New Jersey He is 27 and previously worked in Bergen as product engineer He is son of Robert B Mitchell Sr life editor of the National Underwriter and tied to The Record Newspapers family He attended Newark College of Engineering and Union College and lives in Ramsey with wife Alyson Verner and two children Whitney Beth and Robert
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Robert M. Mitchell Jr
Glass Lake
Bergen Wire Rope Co
Lodi, N
Mitchell
Robert B. Mitchell Sr
Glen Rock
N.d
New York City
Harriett Woodruff Mitchell
Ents
Record
Bergen
The
National Biscuit Co
Newark College of Engineering
Union College
Joseph Bond Wins New Promotion at Crowell Collier
Joseph F. Bond elected senior vice president finance of Crowell Collier and Macmillan Inc, a diversified educational firm. Bond, who joined as controller in 1963 after prior roles at General Amilne Film, GE, and Behr Manning, is Siena College 1950 grad and a Financial Executives Institute member living in Westfield, New Jersey. He previously directed Red Cross and Community Chest activities in Troy, New York.
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Joseph F. Bond
Crowell Collier and Macmillan, Inc
Bond
Crowell Collier
General Amilne & Film Corp
General Electric Company
Behr Manning Co
Siena College
Financial Executives Institute
Jane A. Powers
Westfield
N. J
Yohn A. Bond
North Lake Avenue
Troy
Red Cross
The
Community Chest
Before You Buy Truth in Lending Bill Debates Continue
In a Senate Banking Committee hearing on truth in lending, supporters argue the bill requires clear disclosure of credit costs to consumers. Opponents fear credit restrictions and complex calculations. A survey of 800 families found perceived annual costs at 8.5 percent, but actual rates were higher.
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United States
Senate
House of Rep
Paul Douglas
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Westons Completes Beautification at Gotham Store
Westons Shoppers City finishes a beautification program in the Westons store at Gotham. President Howard S. Simon notes the area now has a colorfully decorated, tasteful interior with new wall treatments and color-keyed signs. Expanded departments and new fixtures enhance shopping and savings, aided by Glendale Displays of Fairfield, N.J., a leading interior display designer.
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Westons
Gotham
Howard S. Simon
Glendale Displays
Fairfield
N.J
America
Social Security questions answered for Troy residents
A widow asks about benefits for her 17 year old daughter who will be 18 in September and still in school full time. Benefits can continue for the daughter until age 22. the widow’s own check ends when the daughter turns 18. Another resident asks about Medicare enrollment. the next period runs Oct 1 to Dec 31, 1967. A third asks about bonuses for working after 65 without collecting benefits. no bonus exists but continued work may raise future benefits as earnings are recomputed yearly.
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Troy
H. D. of
Birds Eye Introduces New Salad Mixes
Birds Eye rolls out two new Gelatin Salad Mixes for fruit based salads in the Troy area. Fruit Hawaii and Cherry Walnut mixes pair high quality frozen fruit with flavored gelatin in one pouch. Homemakers add boiling water and ice. salads are ready in two hours. Cherry Walnut includes pineapple cherries celery and walnuts. Fruit Hawaii contains pineapple grapefruit and orange. Each package yields about four servings.
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Birds Eye
Troy Area
Hawaii
Distributor named W L C Industries named distributor for Pana items
W L C Industries Limited at 40 Loudonville Road has been appointed distributor for Pana sonic home entertainment video tape recording and closed circuit TV products for northern New York state.
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W. L. C. Industries Limited
Loudonville Road
Panasonic Home Entertainment
New York State
Dried Milk Receives Federal USDA Seal of Quality
Government and private industry unify to remove doubts about dried milk by introducing a federal seal. The shield mark bears USDA letters and reads United States extra grade Processed and packaged under inspection of the United States Department of Agriculture. Inspectors certify top quality under continuous federal supervision, boosting wider use of instant dried milk.
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USDA
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Veteran Of Duty In Orient Sought For Theater Night
John Husek manager of the Oxford Theater seeks an ex service man who served in the Orient between 1920 and 1928 to be guest of honor at the opening of The Sand Pebbles. In other cities such veterans have been found but none aboard an American gunboat has been located here.
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John Husek
Oxford Theater
Orient
China
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Yesterday's Purata ACROSS
Puzzle reads numerous clues across and down including articles in many languages, Roman bronze, Hindu garment, sacred image, metal, and various common words. Names, numbers, and places are interwoven with verb and noun clues requiring cross fill.
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Spi
Init
Lane
Mangum Raps Middle Class Negroes
Robert Mangum sworn in as chairman of the State Commission for Human Rights criticizes middle class Negroes for apathy toward slum conditions. He urges participation in civil rights, notes riots and distance from Harlem, and distances himself from Rap Brown and Carmichael.
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New York
Robert Mangum
State Commission For Human Rights
Mangum
George Fowler
WMCA
Sunday Night
Sag Harbor
Martha’s Vineyard
Harlem
Rap Brown
Carmichael
Brown
Student Non-Violent , Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Stokely Carmichael
More Quakes Jolt Turkey
A new series of 26 small earthquakes struck near Adapazari central Turkey causing two deaths and 40 injuries. Officials said buildings damaged in the July 22 quake were toppled by Sunday's tremors, extending the destruction across a large area.
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Istanbul
UPI
Turkey
Adapazari
Cemetery Superintendent To Retire After 42 Years
Samuel J. Edwards, once a prominent Troy athlete and former King of Troy, retires today as superintendent of St. Peter's Cemetery after 42 years in that role and 47 years with the church. He and wife Bertha, married 49 years, begin a southern trip, planning winter in Lake Worth, Florida, and will visit cemeteries along the way. Their summer headquarters will be at daughter Dorothy Veillard’s home in Fairport, with another daughter in Rochester.
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Samuel J. Edwards
St. Peter’s Cemetery
St. Peter's Church
William A. Walsh
Troy
King of
St. Peter's Cemetery
St. Peter’s Church
Edwards
Bertha
Lake Worth
Fla
Dorothy Veillard
Briggs Ave
Fairport
N.Y
Mary Coomber
Rochester
CCHS
South End
Cubs
Emerald Club
Catholic Central High School
American Theater
St. Pe Iter’s Church
Wiliam A. Walsh
Krupp Empire Owner Alfried Krupp Dies
Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, sole owner of the Krupp industrial empire, died at 59 after a short illness. His death came with the company confirming the heart failure and noting his long influence in industry and sports.
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Essen
Germany
Alfried Krupp von
Bohlen Und Halbach
Krupp
Krupp Heir Renounces Inheritance Plans For Steel Empire
Alfried Krupp disowns inheritance of the Krupp company as Allies had confiscated holdings after World War I. Released from war crimes prison in 1951, he pledges to rebuild the steel business but vows it will not produce weapons again.
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Aaa
Te Ready
Krupp
Alfried Krupp
Krupp Corporation
First Movie Show Slated For Children
The Troy Police Benevolent and Protective Association sponsors a children’s program at the Cinema Theater. Doors open at 12 45 p m with a full length cartoon, a Three Stooges feature, and shorts from 1 p m to 4 p m. Capt. Albert F Prezio heads publicity. admission is by distributed tickets. Police Wives Assn will supervise, and at least three more films are planned on upcoming Tuesdays.
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Troy Police Benevolent and Protective Association
Three Stooges
Albert F. Prezio
Troy Police Wives Assn
New York City to limit moonlighting for cops
New York City issued rules limiting police moonlighting after a state law allowed up to 20 outside work hours weekly. Patrolmen will be barred from jobs like bartending, security, private investigating, and union organizing in areas where they serve as police, per the New York Times report.
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New York
New York Times
the Times
King's Bill Aims to Shelter Dairymen at Home and Abroad
Record Newspapers Bureau Washington Rep Carleton J. King introduced a second bill to curb dairy imports and raise sanitation standards for foreign products. He argues the Foreign Dairy Inspection Act for 1987 would require nations exporting dairy to meet U.S. sanitary rules, protecting American farmers from unfair competition while shielding consumers from unsanitary imports. The measure targets low prices driven by lax foreign production and costs.
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Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington
D.C
Carleton J. King
Saratoga Springs
America
King
Food and Drug Administration
United States
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Grand Union Sale
R. B. Mitchell Jr
Robert B. Mitchell JR
Joseph Bond
Information Service For Consumers
Margaret Dana
Pepsi-Cola
Albany Bottling Co., Inc
U.S. Seal
Pss Az
Hilda Goodwin
Krupp Empire
Matthew M. Brennan
St. Peter's
Classified AD Service
the Record Newspapers
Meir
Carurdey
N.Y.C
Holden
Steaks House
Central Arena
Route 5
Northway
ENNA
Lissak
Cloudhoppers
Godrich
Nsrp Anil
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