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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1966
Page
6
The World Jewish Congress warned that extreme rationalism and nationalism are rising in Germany led by former Nazis. The group urged peace in Vietnam and a negotiated end to other conflicts in a Brussels plenary resolution.
Eight railroads operating in New York State agreed with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on a collective bargaining pact after eleven days of talks in New York City. The deal addresses the repeal of portions of the train crew law and clarifies provisions from the January 25, 1965 Lona Agreement, with parties including Baltimore & Ohio, Delaware & Hudson, Erie Lackawanna, Lehigh and Hudson River, New York Central, New Haven, and Pennsylvania railroads.
The WSCS program committee of the Eagle Mills Methodist Church will meet today at 1 30 p m at the home of vice president Mrs Michael J Caruso to discuss the season schedule and activities. The lawn festival and bazaar earned about 400. The union summer church service Sunday at 10 am at the Eagle Mills Christian Church will be led by Rev J Franklin Moist with worship sermon Communion and nursery for preschoolers.
Troy police and fire crews pulled an unidentified woman from the Hudson River near 125th Street. Pt. Albert DiRienzo helped at the scene as officials secured aid and she was transported to St. Mary’s Hospital by ambulance.
The Stephentown Safety Swim Program wraps up its final week with 155 registered youth and a daily average attendance of 125. The program at the Cherry Plain Bay Site is sponsored by the Community Couples Club and the Stephentown Youth Commission and features 93 beginners taught by instructors including Mrs. Atwater and Kay Potter. A public demonstration of swimming skills is planned for Friday at 6 30 p.m. at the Cherry Plain CCC Dam Site, with one bus running for transportation to the day use area and Route 22 pickup for students on the route.
Grafton families. Helen Ellett and others visited Gloucester Massachusetts while James Tilley and family returned from Lingaminge State Park Rhode Island. Phillip Wells in basic training at Fort Dix home for brother John Wells wedding Judy MacDonald. Carner-Etman-Smith VFW Auxiliary to meet. Grafton Trail Riders to meet at 8 p.m. at their clubhouse.
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