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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1967

Page

6

FBI Aiding Cohoes Police In Bank Robbery Hunt

FBI agents join Cohoes Police in pursuing a lone robber who handed a crudely written note demanding five bundles of twenty dollar bills at a local bank. The suspect, 25 to 30, about 5 feet 7 inches, wore a beige jacket and blue polo, fled on Remsen Street. Police set roadblocks, dusted for fingerprints, and will use mug shots to identify the man.

Remsen Street Yaluad Cohoes FBI Kielle Charlebois Raymond LeMay Michael Afinowicz Kielb Robert V. Hancock Albany

Master Plan For City Of Cohoes By Syracuse Firm

The Syracuse firm Sargent Webster Crenshaw Folley draws up Cohoes master plan under the Planning Commission contract. It analyzes land use population economics transportation facilities utilities and more to guide future growth. A Sept 14 leaders meeting will reveal the complete study with a new zoning ordinance already drafted for council approval. Credits from housing and urban development fund renovations include a fire house high school HERD program and a community center.

Tom Gibbons Syracuse Sargent, Webster, Crenshaw and Folley Robinson OCA Club Cohoes City Planning Commission Council OK

Mass Schedule In Cohoes Catholic Services List

Parish listings show St Patrick's St Rita's St Marie's St Nicholas and other churches with listed priests. Mass times vary by church from 6 7 8 9 10 11 a.m. and additional noon or 5 30 p.m. services across St Agnes St Bernard Sts Peters and Paul St Joseph St Michael and St Leo's Chapel in Dunsbach Ferry.

St. Patrick’s Philip A. Grady St. Rita’s Anthony R. DeFranco St. Marie's George T. Quintivan St. Nicholas Paul J. Pascavage Sacred Heart Nellis J. Tremblay St. Agnes Charles C. Smith St. Bernard's T. Gerald Mulqueen St. Leo’s Chapel Dunsbach Ferry

Church Services In Cohoes Report

St John s Episcopal Cohoes Rev Canon J Alan di Pretoro holds 7:30 and 10 am Holy Eucharist, Eight Reformed Rev Richard A Hogarth 10 am worship, Full Gospel Rev Clarence McMillan and Bernice McMillan 11 am worship, Evangelistic 3 pm, Silliman Memorial Presbyterian 10 am union worship service.

St. John’s Episcopal, Cohoes J. Alan di Pretoro Eoght Richard A. Hogarth Clarence McMillan Bernice McMillan Silliman Memorial

Common Council Schedules Sale of Properties Aug. 30

The Cohoes Common Council sets a public auction for August 30 in the City Hall chambers to sell 14 parcels of land acquired for unpaid taxes. Bids start at 7 p.m. with 10 percent due at bidding and the rest due within 10 days, or the deposit is forfeited.

Common Council Cohoes Ordin Lance Paul G. van Buskirk James ©. McDonald City Hall Egbert St Mann Ave Simmons Ave Elm St Saratoga St Manor Ave van Schaick Ave Orchard St New York Ave Lancaster St Thomas J. Donnelly van Buskirk

Fishing Contest Set Today for Cohoes Youths

The VanSchaick Island Benevolent Association sponsors a fishing contest today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at East End Park for youths too young to obtain fishing licenses. General chairman is Ralph Fremont Sr. Russell. Williams, the association president, announced a meeting at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Marconi Club rooms on Hudson Avenue. Bazaar plans set for August 24 26 with assignments and a social hour following.

VanSchaick Island BeniVolent Association Cohoes East End Park Ralph Fremont Sr Russell Williams Marconi’ Club Hudson Avenue

Country Club Splash Party Planned Today

The Van Schaick Island Country Club hosts an adult splash party today from 7 to 9 p.m. at the club pool, with a buffet to 10 p.m. and dancing until 2 a.m. Prizes will be awarded for unique or old fashioned swimming costumes. Entertainment is led by Mrs. Robert DeFreest, Mrs. Edward Newland and Mrs. Jack Newman.

van Schaick Island Country Club Harold Jase Frederick Kirvin Cochairmen Robert DeFreest Edward Newland Jack Newman

Grass Fire Quelled By Cohoes Firemen At Cedar Street

Cohoes firefighters extinguished rubbish flames at the old Cohoes Power and Light building on Cedar Street using a 24 inch line under Asst Chief John Arndt. They returned to station at 11 35 a m. In San Francisco traffic on Market Street was restricted as construction began on the West's first major subway and Bay Area Rapid Transit District plans to connect the city with the East Bay continue.

Cohoes Cohoes Power and Light. Co Cedar Street Asst John Arndt SAN Francisco Mar Delaware & Hudson Raymond Kenney Bay Area East Bay San Francisco Bay

Senior Citizens Plan Theater Program at Colonie

An evening at Colonie Summer Theater on September 7 will feature the Cohoes senior citizens summer program. Barefoot in the Park with Myrna Loy is the attraction. Thirty-nine seats are reserved. reservations close August 28. Contact Miss Faith Meyer or Mrs. Grace Craven at the senior citizen center in Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church, opposite City Hall.

Colonie Cohoes

Driver Pleads Innocent In Cohoes

John W. Bosher, 29, of 1659 Campbell Ave., Schenectady, pleaded innocent in Cohoes Police Court to charges of driving while intoxicated and disorderly conduct. An adjournment was granted until Sept. 7 at the request of Bosher’s attorney Maurice Z. Carr of Albany after his 8:15 pm arrest on Ontario Street in Cohoes by Patrolmen John Ukleja and Leslie Winner.

John W. Bosher Campbell Ave Schenectady Cohoes Bosher Maurice Z. Carr Albany Frank L. Brandt Ontario Street John Ukleja Leslie Winner

Funeral services held for Samuel Worhach

The funeral of Samuel Worhach was held yesterday morning from the Fitzgerald Funeral Home and Sts. Peter and Paul’s Church. A Requiem High Mass was celebrated. Bearers were Francis Boulev is, Paul Benoit, Albert Krupski and Alex Gela. Interment followed at Sts. Peter and Paul’s Cemetery in Waterford.

Samuel Worhach Fitzgerald Funeral Home Sts. Peter and Paul's Church Nicholas Wojakowsky Francis Boulevis Paul Benoit

Vacancies Exist For Trip To Expo Progress Made Toward Measles

A U S surgeon general plan to eradicate measles by 1967 shows progress per a Public Health Service CD Center report released yesterday. The report notes measurable advances in vaccination efforts and disease control across the nation.

Atlanta, Ga U.S U.S. Public Health Service

Measles cases drop in early 1965 period report says

Edward From Jan 1 to Aug 12 shows 56 846 measles cases in Cohoes recreation areas down from 186 980 last year and far below 458 379 in 1964 first 32 weeks. The four week July 16 to Aug 12 period marks notable decline amid national eradication campaign. Robert Atherton Sherwood to receive BA today at Boston University summer commencement. son of Troy pastors.

Montreal Edward Ike Campbell the Cohoes Recreation Commission of the Robert Atherton Sherwood Locust Ave Boston University Mr. Sherwood Everett A. Sherwood First Baptist Church of Troy

Reds Ban Negotiated Settlement

SAIGON AP U S officials released a translated Viet Cong document dated March 1966 in which leaders reject any negotiated settlement of the Vietnam War and vow to pursue fighting and negotiating simultaneously to hasten the collapse of the South Vietnamese regime. The 60 page COSVN resolution, seized April 21 in Khan Hoa by the 101st Airborne, is described as one of the most significant items in U S possession. The COSVN says its goals tactics and attitudes remain valid and in use.

Saigon U.S Vietnam South U.S. Command Khan Hoa U.S. 101St Airborne Division Central Office For South Vietnam

Carmichael and Brown Face Possible Federal Prosecution

The Justice Department said it would prosecute black power figures Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown if evidence shows they violated federal law. Assistant Attorney General J. Walter Yeagley said investigations would proceed to determine any statute violations and applicable action if evidence exists. Senator Williams had urged charges under several statutes, citing national press remarks and unrest in Newark Detroit and Cambridge.

Yeagley Williams Justice Department Carmichael Brown Hiottorn Newark Detroit Cambridge Department of Justice Willliams Senate

CAB Tightens Bump Refunds For Overbooked Flights

The Civil Aeronautics Board makes permanent a rule raising bump payments from 25 to 200 dollars and extending to overseas bookings. Payments capped if airline rebooks passengers within two hours domestically or four hours internationally. Exceptions include safety or mechanical issues requiring a smaller plane.

Washington API Civil Aeronautics Board CAB Tod

Restaurant Explosion Kills Woman in Marshall

A blast ripped through the Tasty Sandwich shop in downtown Marshall Michigan killing Mrs. Nola Puyear wife of the restaurant owner. The husband and three customers were uninjured and police reported no fire followed the explosion. State police crime lab and the FBI were notified and an unconfirmed report said Mrs. Puyear opened a package prior to the blast.

Marshall, Mich Marshall Nola Puyear William Puyear Michigan City State Police Crime Laboratory FBI Puyear

Good Advice Sign on Downtown Louisville Eatery

A downtown Louisville restaurant displays a sign reading Drive Lately and Avoid the Mourning After, with Midway providing the message. The quirky advisory arrives amid regular city life and local chatter.

Louisville

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