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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1967
Page
6
A dense OCR list shows a full day of television programming from 4:30 AM through 11:30 PM with multiple channels and shows. It includes morning cartoons, soap operas, game shows, news programs, and feature films, plus late night talk shows and specials. Strong entities include various show titles, host names, and network cues.
Dr. George J. Spears announces a record 1,170 registrants for Sage Summer Unit A at Russell Sage College, with 799 in the 1967 evening session and 371 in mornings. Men numbered 425 and women 745. Largest classes covered adolescent psychology and foundations of mathematics, and training teachers of the retarded drew students from five states and Hong Kong.
Roy J. Gregware 78 a prominent Troy trade unionist and musician died yesterday at St Marys Hospital after a short illness. A native of Troy he was a cutter at Cluett Peabody Co before retiring March 5 1958. He served in the 195th Infantry Band for 19 years and helped found Troy Musicians Union Local 18. Survived by wife Jeannette M Hannagan two sons and five grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 9 am Leahy Funeral Home and 9 30 am at St Jean the Baptist Church. Interment in St Jean Cemetery.
The Rensselaer County Elections Board opens early in East Greenbush and Nassau for Permanent Personal Registration. Voters may register today tomorrow and Thursday from 4 to 9 p.m. at multiple centers. About 15 000 have registered under PPR with 70 000 to 80 000 eligible in the county. Central registration runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays at the Courthouse and 15 Third St.
Police said a gunman robbed a man named Jesse James in Chicago after forcing him along an alley from a gas station. The bandit took $30 in the daytime incident reported Sunday. Local authorities investigated and reviewed nearby security footage.
Bloodmobile will stop at Averill Park Methodist Church on Tuesday August 15 from 1 to 7 PM. Residents of Sand Lake and Poestenkill are urged to volunteer and donate blood. Nurses and clerical assistants should contact Mrs James Wilson in charge of recruitment. Donors must be 18 to 60 with a doctor on site during the visit. Donations support Troy area hospitals Cohoes Memorial Hospital and others. A candlelight Communion service follows on August 16 at 8 PM with informal dress.
7 30 p m on Channel 13 Combat features Claudine Longet and Vic Morrow with a mission to rescue a platoon member. 8 30 p m Spotlight Channel 10 Simpson variations with Vikki Carr Bill Dana and Frankie Vaughan. Creative Person Channel 17 Santa Barbara glass artist John Burton discusses art and life.
A detailed August 8 radio lineup presents morning through midnight programming with classical concert selections, orchestral pieces, and guest performances. Notable entries include Mozart piano concerto No 19 with Serkin, Haydn trumpet concerto, and Tchaikovsky themes in later night segments.
In Da Nang Vietnam AP report recalls 25th anniversary of the Guadalcanal assault by the 1st Marine Division. Marines honor fallen and wounded while 27 veterans still serving in Vietnam attend the ceremony as Gen Greene remarks on a greater mission ahead.
Soviet and East European diplomats may travel the New York State Thruway with limits, avoiding many counties including Saratoga and Schenectady. Three diplomats came to Troy by car via preplanned routes, while the Taconic Parkway was preferred for its scenery. The State Department cut off-limits areas by 3.5 percent, citing reciprocity and security. transit through closed zones is allowed, and the Northway to Glens Falls is similarly restricted.
In Honolulu Hubert H. Humphrey told the American Bar Association that the law has failed to ensure equal opportunity and rights. He vowed riots will be suppressed and that malicious disorder will be prosecuted while noting urban unrest stems from poverty and televised inequality.
James T. Morocco, 17, of Mechanicville RD 1 Box 213, to appear in Troy Police Court Thursday on a summons issued Friday after a two vehicle crash at Tyler and River Streets. Morocco cited for failure to yield the right of way. Involved with George H. Butler, 59, of 27 Grant Ave.
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