GE Eyes Early Constructive Talks With IUE
GE vice president Virgil B. Day urges prompt constructive negotiations with the International Union of Electrical Workers after a New York district court ruling. The ruling allows talks to begin, says GE must bargain with a mixed IUE committee in its IUE capacity, not as a coalition, and not at the national level. Day remains hopeful for a peaceful settlement before the October 2 contract expiry.
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General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Virgil B. Day
New York City
TUF
Day
National Labor Relations Board
General Electric
IUF
Tri City Unemployed Up In June
The Troy Albany Schenectady area shows a 0.2 per cent rise in unemployment in June reaching 2.9 per cent. The State Labor Dept notes the rise is due to summer job seekers and that the civilian work force hit a 1966 high. Unemployed count 8,500 in June, up from 8,100 in May. Factory workers averaged $12,449 in May, up $8.05 from May 1965. May hourly earnings were $2.95.
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Troy-Albany-Schenectady
State Dept. of Labor
Nab 13 Suspects In Gambling Raid In Pittsfield
Pittsfield, Mass. police raided a home on a kitchen door break in which 13 men were arrested. They were tried and fined $50 each after $109 was seized from a cellar table. The raid targeted illegal gambling activities.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Robert Gamari
O'Brien Urges Hudson Valley Scenic Protection Measure
Congressman Leo O'Brien proposed that Consolidated Edison plans and Hudson Valley beauty be safeguarded by legislation. The House Interior Committee postponed a final vote on a bill to empower federal state action to protect the river valley as a scenic recreational area. Con Ed seeks FPC approval to build near Storm King Mountain and Indian Point, while O'Brien asks the FPC to weigh scenic value in new power projects.
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Leo O'Brien
Dalbany
House Interior Committee
Consolidated Edison
Hudson Valley
O'Brien
Emanuel Celler
Brooklyn
Con Ed
Hudson River Valley
Federal Power Commission
Storm King Mountain
Cornwall
Indian Point
Poughkeepsie
FPC
Burns Warns Javits Against Counting on Rockefeller Backing
State Democratic Chairman John J. Burns told Senator Jacob Javits not to rely on Gov. Nelson Rockefeller for 1968 presidential ticket support. In an open letter Burns warned that any Rockefeller deal would not pass and noted Rockefeller’s own presidential ambitions.
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John J. Burns
Jacob Javits
Rockefeller
Javits
Burns
Sen
New York
Rockefeller- Javits
U.S. Senate
Wage Boost For Rangers Announced
Governor Rockefeller announced salary increases for state forest rangers. Lower grade rangers gain 1 230 to reach 6 525, upper grades 1 595 to reach 6 870. Assistant district rangers rise 1 400 from 6 300 to 7 700. district rangers increase 1 595 from 7 475 to 9 070.
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Gov
Rockefeller
Stewart Kilborne
Mild Reactions Seen to Rate Hike Across U S
New York reports a mild reaction to the prime rate increase with consumer and business observers noting tighter credit. Borrowers with poor credit face squeeze while housing starts slip and builder groups warn of funding shifts away from mortgages.
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New York
Busi
Crucible Plays To Fine Note At Lake George Opera
The final Lake George Opera Festival repertory work opened at the Queensbury School Glens Falls. Robert Ward's The Crucible, based on Arthur Miller's play about Salem 1692, features Frances Bible, David Bender, and Lili Gage among a large capable cast with staging by Ethel Green. Ward and librettist Bernard Stambler attended the performance.
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Lake George Opera Festival
Queensbury School
Glens Falls
Robert Ward
the Crucible
Lake George Opera
Crucible
Ward
Arthur Miller
Frances Bible
Elizabeth Parker
New York
Lake George
David Bender
Samuel Parris
Lili Gage
Abigail
Frances Hoggard
Betty Parris
Former Area Man Gets Promotion
William G. Wood, former Newtonville resident, promoted to colonel in the U S Army Reserve. He is the personnel officer at the Naval Training Device Center in Orlando, previously served at Watervliet Arsenal, and commanded a tank battalion in World War II. He holds degrees from VMI Siena College and is a CGSC graduate. He lives in Winter Park Florida with his wife and two daughters Nancy and Barbara.
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William G. Wood
Newtonville
U.S. Army Reserve
Wood
Schenectady
Army Reserve Program
Command and General Staff College
U.S. Army Reserve School
V.M.I
Siena College
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas
Winter Park
Fla
Nancy
Barbara
Women’s Day set at Bethel Baptist Church
The first annual Women’s Day will be held at Bethel Baptist Church Sunday at 10 30 a m Rev Brewington Stinney pastor Mrs Etta P Young of Community Baptist Church White Plains will be guest speaker The arrangements committee includes Mrs Francis Gardner chair Mrs Florence Simon Mrs Susie Lambert and Rev A A Stanley pastor elect of the church
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Bethel Baptist Church
Brewington
Stinney
Etta P. Young
Community Baptist Church
White Plains
Francis Gardner
Florence Simon
Susie Lambert
A. A. Stanley
Air Force Plans Early Spraying to Fight Dallas Encephalitis
Three Air Force cargo planes will spray Malathion over Dallas at dawn to curb a rising encephalitis outbreak. Langley AFB crews will cover 50 000 to 60 000 acres daily, aiming to suppress the St Louis encephalitis virus linked illness rise to 65 cases in the county since July.
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Dallas
Tex
U.S
St. Louis
Hal J. Dewlett
Langley Air Force Base
Air Force
Fishermen Die When Boat Capsizes on Seneca Lake
Two fishermen Irving Updike and George Acer, both about 60 from Waterloo, died when their boat capsized on Seneca Lake in Geneva. Updike appeared to suffer a heart attack after rescue by fellow fishermen. Acer drowned. Ontario County sheriff deputies reported the incident.
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Geneva
Seneca Lake
Irving Updike
George Acer
Waterloo
Ontario County Sheriff's Office
Updike
Acor
Yard warns third man is dangerous in London manhunt
Scotland Yard issued a warning that Harry Roberts may be preparing a fight to the death as police and dogs seal a ring around Epping Forest to capture the armed suspect. Roberts, tied to the killings of three London detectives, is said to have at least three weapons and a bag of ammunition.
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London
Scotland Yard
Harry Roberts
Epping Forest
Roberts
C. P. Attwood
Attwood
John Duddy
Glasgow
John Edward Witney
Mother and Daughter Die in Trailer Crash Near Brockport
A mother Margaret Baker aged 41 and her 14 year old daughter Jane Baker were killed in Monroe County as their car collided with an oil-tank trailer that broke loose from its tractor on Route 31 four miles east of Brockport. The pair resided at 38 Ogden Center Road Spencerport.
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Brockport
N.Y
Monroe County Sheriff's Deputies
Margaret Baker
Spencerport
Jane
Ogdens Center Road
Dr Harold H Dodds Rites Held Troy Native
The funeral for Dr Harold H Dodds 62 a Troy native and 1925 Williams College graduate was held at Swiatek Myslinski Utica with Rev Anthony Draus officiating Interment Whitesboro Cemetery Dodds a Utica psychiatrist died Monday at his Forestport summer home His death cause is pending autopsy at Oneida County Coroner Dr Albert Redmond He was Cornell Medical School 1929 graduate and served in neurology and psychology at Bellevue Hospital Rockland and Marcy State Hospitals during WWII a U S Navy commander He established Utica practice in 1949 was on staff at Herkimer Memorial and was psychiatric consultant at St Elizabeth and St Luke's Hospitals Survivors include wife Marjorie Oster a daughter Mrs Stuart Baird Jr a son Dr H Thomas Dodds a sister Mrs Raymond Trow and two brothers Archie and Robert
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Troy
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Swiatek-Myslinski
Utica
Anthony C. Draus
Whitesboro
Doods
Forestport
Oneida County
Albert C. Redmond
Cornell Medical School
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Rockland and
Marcy
Dodds
U.S. Navy
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Herkimer Memorial Hospital
St. Elizabeth
St. Luke's Hospitals
American Board of Neurology and Psychiatry
American Medical Association
American Psychiatric Association
Marjorie Oster
Stuart Baird Jr
New Hartford
Storms Pelt Carolina Coast Area
Thunderstorms moved along a wide swath from the North Carolina coast to the Southern Plains with a severe thunderstorm watch posted for the Kansas Oklahoma border near Kansas City. Rain drenched Little Rock and Ottawa Kans with 5.85 inches recorded in a stormy night. In the rest of the country Thursday was mostly sunny while cool air kept North Central temperatures in the 60s.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas-Oklahoma
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Ottawa
Kan
North Central States
House OKs five year pollution program to clean rivers
The House Public Works Committee approved a five year 2.3 billion plan to clean lakes streams and river basins. The bill, larger than Johnson's request, sets staged federal funding and adds incentives for state and local participation with up to 50 percent federal aid for regional projects.
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Washington
API
House Public Works Committee
Johnson
Senate
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
House
Six Soldiers Die in Angola as Portugal Reports Losses
A military communique says six Portuguese soldiers died in action against rebels in Angola last week. Another communiqué reports ten rebels killed in Guinea in the same period. Portuguese casualties in the first six months exceed 500.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Angola
Guinea
Hanoi Rejects Asian Peace Plan From Malaysia Thailand Philippines
North Viet Nam rejected a joint peace proposal from Malaysia Thailand and the Philippines calling it a shop worn merchandise of the Johnson clique. The Nhan Dan broadcast said the plan would serve the U.S. war of aggression in Viet Nam and called the Asian leaders subservient to the U.S. devils.
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Tokyo
UPI
Viet Nam
Malaysia
Thailand
Phillippines
Hanoi
Foreclosure Sale of Lot in Matzen Acres Troy NY
Referee Conrad Lang will sell at Troy county court house on September 12 1966 at 10 am the land described as Lot No 8 in Matzen Acres subdivision Lot measures 18 750 cubic feet and lies in Pittstown town Rensselaer County New York under enforceable covenants and easements. The action is by Co operative Savings and Loan Association against Arama Robert Perkins Marian J Perkins and Matzen Realty Corporation. Public notice dated August 1 1966.
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Congress and
Second Streets
City of
Troy
County of Rensselaer
State of New York
Pittstown
County of
Rensselaer
State of
New York
Sterup Drive
David E. Davin
Parece
Rune
Matzen Acres
Rensselaer County Department of Health
Rensselaer County Clerk's Office
Troy New York
Conrad Lang
Smith, Pattison, Sampson & Jones
First Street
Berlin
Board OF Fire Commissioners of
Navy
Rengewiner County
Robert Bentley
Board of Fire Commissioners
Los
W. Robert Bentley
Public Auction Notice by New York State Thruway Authority
Public auction set for September 7 1964 at Elsmere New York to sell used vehicles tires and maintenance equipment listed in Notice of Sale No 345 with items including sedans wagons trucks and specialty tools. Copies of the sale description are available free at the Elsmere address or Thruway offices in Tarrytown East Syracuse Cheektowaga and Albany.
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New York State Thruway Authority
Delaware Plaza
Elsmere
New York
P.O. Box
Albany
E.D.S.T
Thruway Authority
South
Broadway
Tarrytown
Thompson Road
Syracuse
Walden Avenue
Cheektowaga
Holden A. Evans JR
Notice of local ordinance on hawkers and peddlers in Brunswick
The Town of Brunswick Town Board adopts an ordinance to regulate hawking peddling and sale of goods within Brunswick Rensselaer County New York. It defines hawker and peddler limits license requirements fees revocation penalties and enforcement details with conditions on conduct vehicles and sale proximity to schools and public spaces.
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Rensselaer
New York
Brunawick
Aether County
Aumunt
Ora
State of New York
Plac
Cleties
Brunse
York
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