W. E. Byron to Head Mental Hygiene Administration Unit
William E. Byron of Cohoes was named head of the Division of Administration and Fiscal Management at the New York State Department of Mental Hygiene. The appointment, effective yesterday, carries a salary of 22415 dollars. Byron, a former deputy director, succeeds Daniel J. Doran who retires after 55 years. He and his wife Margaret O'Brien of Troy have three children and reside in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Byron
Cohoes
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Alan D. Miller
Cohoesman
Daniel J. Doran
Byron
Mr. Byron
Margaret G. O'Brien
Troy
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Columbia University
New York University
Vincentian Institute
Albany
Nyack
U.S. Army
Veterans Administration
Watervliet
Department of Health
Transportation Corps Printing and Reproducetion Center
Ft. Eustis
State Public Service Commission
State University of New York
Department of Mental Hygiene
Red Cross School For Management Development
East Lansing
Mich
Nassau County
Management Development Institute
State Department of Tax and Finance
New York State Personnel Council
Capital District
American Society For Personnel Administration
Albany Junior Chamber of Commerce
Public Personnel Association
American Society For Public Administration
Legal Aid Society of Albany
Harris Ave
Reapportionment Meeting Remains Closed In Cohoes
Cohoes Common Council committee on reapportionment meets in private to review Curran plan for six wards. Democrats and some aldermen push for committee review before public discussion while tensions rise over district lines voter data and meeting timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Curran
C-5
Cohoes
Common Council
Curran
McDonald
Record
Emma A. Shea
Miss Shea
James E. Daley
Albert Skawinski
Frank Rourke
I-4
Rourke
Skawinski
Frank D. Colaruotolo
Daley
Lansing Pool to Host City Swim Meet and Classes
The annual Cohoes swimming and diving meet will run at Lansing Pool at 2 p.m. Saturday with junior and senior diving events and races among nine city recreation areas. Judges include Anne Ross Fairbanks and William T. Riley. Mary Rudebush is score keeper. Adult beginner classes start today at 6:30 p.m. and run through Friday. pool closes to the public during class time, then reopens noon to 7 p.m. through Aug. 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Lansing
Mary Rudebush
Anne Ross Fairbanks
William T. Riley
Noreen Doyle
Rudebush
Rites Held For Howard L. Fagal At St. Josephs
The funeral of Howard L. Fagal was conducted yesterday at A. G. Boivin's Sons Funeral Home and St. Joseph's Church. Solemn Requiem Mass was led by Rev. Edward N. Leroux with assisting priests Rev. George T. Quinlivan and Rev. Leo H. Paradis. Bearers included Robert Gorka Thomas Dowd Leo Charbonneau Donald Halse Thomas Robitaille and Conrad Demers. Interment followed at St. Joseph's Cemetery Waterford with Father Leroux and Rev. Marcel Turcot officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Fagal
A. G. Boivin
St. Joseph's Church
Edward N. Leroux
Leroux
George T. Quinlivan
Leo H. Paradis
Robert Gorka
Thomas Dowd
Leo Charbonneau
Donald Halse
Thomas Robitaille
Conrad Demers
St. Joseph
Airman Fonda Returns To Base From Leave
Airman 3.C Earl E. Fonda son of Mr and Mrs Earl Fonda of 91 Central Avenue Cohoes has returned to Keesler AFB Mississippi after a 21 day leave at home with his parents He is a 1965 graduate of Keveny Memorial Academy and will be reassigned to Eglin AFB Florida
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Earl E. Fonda
Earl Fonda
Central Avenue
Cohoes
Keesler Afb
Miss
Keveny Memorial Academy
Fonda
Eglin Afb
Fla
Cohoes Board Switches Monthly Meeting Date
The Cohoes Board of Education will not meet tonight. It voted at its annual meeting to move monthly meetings to the second Tuesday, starting this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Waterford Youth Council Announces Week Of Duke UCLA Texas Western Games
David Geiger, director of the evening basketball games, announces this week's schedule: today Duke versus UCLA, tomorrow Texas Western versus UCLA, and Thursday Kentucky versus Duke. Last week featured Duke defeating Kentucky 79 75 in double overtime with Butch Dziark scoring 14. UCLA beat Texas Western 57 51 led by Bob Piche 23 and Neil Watson 22. Duke beat Texas Western 82 72 led by Steve Wright 20. Pat Wright 25 for Texas Western and Dave Artt 19. UCLA then beat Kentucky 88 68 with Steve Guter 40 and Jerry Guter 36 for Kentucky.
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Duke
UCLA
Texas Western
Kentucky
Butch Dziark
Jerry Guter
Bob Piche
Neil Watson
Lee Stanley
Steve Wright
Pat Wright
Dave Artt
Steve Guter
Baseball League Officials To Meet
Waterford junior mid get and national league officers managers and coaches will meet at the K of C rooms tomorrow after games. All Star rosters and MVP candidacy names must be submitted. Final plans for Tag Day Friday and Saturday are on the agenda. Gerald Schofield serves as chairman.
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Waterford
National Baseball League
K. of C
Gerald Schofield
Senior Citizens To Take Boat Trip
The Waterford Senior Citizens will meet at the Town Hall today at 9 30 a.m. to proceed to Lake George for a boat trip. The center opens tomorrow in the Town Hall community room from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The program features arts and crafts and lunch at noon.
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Waterford
Lake George
Grace Rivage
Town Hall
Mrs Caroline DiNickolantino Obituary at Waterford
Mrs Caroline DiNickolantino of 14 Mercer St Waterford a native of Italy and wife of Michael DiNickolantino died Saturday after a long illness at Nightingale Nursing Home. She lived in the United States most of her life and previously resided in Steubenville Ohio before moving to Waterford 15 years ago. She was a communicant of St Marys Church Waterford. Survived by husband three daughters three sons nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow from Finn Funeral Home and St Marys Church with a Requiem High Mass. Interment in St Marys Cemetery Waterford.
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Caroline DiNickolantino
Mercer St
Waterford
Italy
Michael DiNickolantino
Nightingale Nursing Home
DiNickolantino
United States
Steubenville
Ohio
St. Mary’s Church
Charles Earrato
Robert Cage
Troy
Richard Bene
Nicholas
Peter Arcady
Rocco Arcady
Colorado Springs
Col
Finn Funeral Home
Third St
Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Reepmeyer
Clara Reepmeyer
Emerick Funeral Home
RD Waterford
George Kroeze
Boght Reformed Church
Charles Cinney
Robert Kahre
Mark Swatling
Paul, John, William
Norman Reepmeyer
Albany Rural Cemetery
L Mead of Waterford Dies After Brief Illness
Charles L. Mead of 43 Middle Street Waterford died yesterday at Saratoga Hospital after a brief illness. A lifelong Waterford resident he worked 25 years at Watervliet Arsenal, retiring in 1946, then ran a community shop. He belonged to Clinton Lodge F and AM for over 60 years, was secretary 30 years, a past master, and president of the past masters. Survivors include wife Helen Hewitt a daughter Mrs Chauncey Waterbury Averill Park and two sons Atwell H Saratoga and Harry E Mead LaCrosse Wis. Funeral at Finn Funeral Home Waterford. burial Waterford Rural Cemetery.
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Charles L. Mead
Middle St
Waterford
Saratoga Hospital
Watervliet Arsenal
Mead
Clinton Lodge
F& AM
Masonic Lodge
Helen Hewitt
Chauncey Waterbury
Averill Park
Atwell H
Saratoga
Harry E. Mead
LaCrosse
Wis
Finn
3Rd St
Waterford Rural Cemetery
Church Services and Activities This Week
St. Anne's offers Confessions Thursday at 4 and 7 p.m. Mass on First Friday at 6:45 and 7:30 a.m. Communion at 6:30 a.m. and during Masses. St. Mary's holds Confessions Thursday at 4 and 7:30 p.m. First Friday Mass at 6:30 and 7:30 a.m. No Tuesday evening Mass this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s
St. Mary's
Village Board Special Meeting to Open Paving Bids
The Vil lage Board will hold a special meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Town Hall board rooms with Mayor Lee Hafensteiner presiding. Bids for miscellaneous street paving will be opened. bids will be received until 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hafensteiner
Waterford-Halfmoon Board to Meet Tonight
The Waterford Halfmoon Board of Education will convene in the school board rooms at 8 p.m. today to discuss district matters and upcoming agenda items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford-Halfmoon Board of Education
Training Of Reserve Units Lags
The Army seeks solutions to move 130000 plus National Guard and Reserve recruits into basic training as backlogs rise due to jammed regular trainees. Recruits face home armory drills and short summer sessions, while the six year enlistment includes four to ten months of active duty training. The backlog stems from the mid-1965 Viet Nam surge, rising to 133000 by last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
National Guard
Guard
Johnson
Britain closes Colonial Office amid empire shrinkage
London AP reports the Colonial Office, once overseeing millions from Abaleke to Zanzibar, closed at midnight. Functions move to the Dependent Territories Division under the Commonwealth secretary. Six Caribbean territories seek association status, three progress toward independence, and others await or schedule independence dates.
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London
British Colonial Office
Abaleke
Zanzibar
Colonial Office
Dependent Territories Division
Commonwealth Secretary
Caribbean Islands
Swaziland
Mauritius
British Honduras
Bechuanaland
Basutoland
Barbados
Gibraltar
Hong Kong
Soviet Growth Slowed Says Congressional Report
A Senate subcommittee report states Soviet economic growth declined sharply and the GNP gap with the United States has not narrowed since 1958. The five‑volume symposium notes progress but says Soviet citizens remain with unmet wants despite improvements for workers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Senate House Economic Committee
Soviet Union
United States
Mechanicville Man Receives Honorary Airborne Wings
Wilfred Patenaude, 63, received honorary paratrooper wings from the 82nd Airborne Division at a Plum Brook reunion in Mechanicville. Eight of his nine sons have served, with several in the 82nd and one in Vietnam, plus 31 grandchildren. A Humphrey telegram praised the family’s sacrifices.
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Viet Nam
Wilfred Patenaude
Mechanicville
All America
82Nd Airborne
Joseph S. Lowrie
82Nd
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Patenaude
Plum Brook Red and
Charles
101St Airborne
Harold
William
Korea
Edward
George
Army
Hubert H. Humphrey
Palisades Park Police Adopt New Gray Uniforms
The Palisades Interstate Park police force of 175 members reported yesterday they will wear new gray uniforms, ending a 50 year era of blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Mountain
N.Y
Palisades Interstate Park
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Citizens Party
Colaruotolo
H. L. Fagal
Carriage House
Latham
Nikionos Svt
Remsen St
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Airman
Marie Stanley
David Geiger
Waterford Youth Council
Baseball League
Mrs
L. Mead
Mason
Ernst Bros., Inc
Broad ST
Waterford, N. Y
Britain
Empire
Ontario ST. Cohoes
N. Y
Atlantic City
Discount Food Center
Remsen ST. - Cohoes
Foo. Giucus
U. S. Gov
Morton
Turkey
Clorox
Wilson
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Hills Bros
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Campbell’ Tomato Soup
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