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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1966
Page
9
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The piece traces rumors of a party switch involving Rockefeller and Javits, noting helicopter contracts for the coming campaign. It covers Democratic tensions, Nickerson's clash with Levitt on fiscal scandals, Samuels’ uncertainty, Carleton King’s health, and delegate pledges from Albany and Rensselaer counties for O Connor.
Plans for a circular Saratoga Springs civic center to replace the burned Convention Hall call for a two ring suspended roof and steel cable supports. The design allows 2,960 to 5,500 seats, with 4 entry points and space for 800 locker rooms plus showers and concessions.
Advert says Peter son’s Ointment soothes hemorrhoid torture in minutes with cooling astringent formula. Claims itching relief for 40 years and offers money back if not satisfied. Available at all druggists or box 70c, applicator 8hc.
Gary Kingham age 20 of Scotia pleaded guilty to imprudent motorcycle speed and was fined 25 by Acting Judge Lawrence La Belle. Jeannete McNeil age 27 of Schenectady pleaded guilty to driving the wrong way on a divided highway and was fined 10.
The Salem Youth Commission organized a day of activities with a trip to the Spa Arts Center in Saratoga to hear the Philadelphia Orchestra. Bus departures are slated for 1 30 p m and 1 p m from Shushan and Salem, with alternative activities at Jim's Corner and Route 22 29 junction. Plans also include two day trips and a Camp Algonquin visit while lifeguards supervise at the Salem Fish and Game Club area.
Clifford P. Mackey 60 of Federal Street Saratoga Springs died Saturday. A native of Saratoga he was a retired employee of the city public works department. There are no known survivors. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow from Simone Funeral Home and 9:30 a.m. at St. Clement's Church with a Requiem High Mass. Interment in St. Peter's Cemetery.
The TCC Numismatic Guild hosts its second annual Saratoga Coin Show at the Casino in Saratoga Sunday noon to 9 p.m. A competitive exhibit features a grand prize cup judged by Fred Capossella and four others. A Silver Dollar drawing awards 100 dollars to the winner with 20 and 10 dollars for second and third. Twenty five numismatists will display material as buying selling and trading fill the bourse room. Public attendance invited.
Greenwich residents and kin are on extended trips and weekend visits. Mrs E H Norton hosts, while Miss Halys Mckachron and Miss Mary Schneible travel camping in Alaska. Others visit Camp Pok O Moonshine and YMCA Beckett in the Berkshires, with multiple trips to Cape Cod Nantucket and Moonachie New Jersey.
Social visits span Salem and nearby towns with guests from Belcher San Diego Palo Alto North Greenwich Albany Schenectady East Paterson North Quincy and West Hebron. Community members attend family gatherings and a church committee plans a chicken barbecue for August 27 from 5 to 7 30 p.m.
The second of three Wednesday matinees for New York State school system staff will be held tomorrow at 3 30 p m at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. The Philadelphia Orchestra will perform in full dress rehearsals as part of a two phase program.
Whitehall Troop 42, BSA, with Scoutmaster Robert McPhee and Assistant Stanley Waters visits Wakpominee Camp for a week long program. Thirty five scouts practice skills from the past year as visitors day runs 4 to 9 p.m.
Christine Sholusky a 19 year old Schuylerville resident is listed in fair condition at Saratoga Hospital after a three car crash reported to Saratoga Springs Police at 11 p m Friday. Sue Rasmussen 20 of Newburgh suffered a neck injury and was treated and released. Sholusky rode with car driven by Carl Fumante 20 of Adams Massachusetts and Rasmussen rode with Robert J Gloak 18 of Waterford. Fumante headed north on Route 4 turning into a restaurant parking lot when rear ended by Gloak. Gloak said he applied brakes and swerved but could not avoid collision. Fumante’s car then hit a parked car owned by Ruth Cleveland of Round Lake. Patrolmen Fred Clark Lester Ramsdill and Donald Wittman investigated.
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