Mayor Lindsay Pushes Stronger City Gun Control Law
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay proposed stronger gun control measures to the City Council, including permits to buy rifles and shotguns, registration of all firearms, and a ban on weapon sales during civil disorders or imminent threats. The plan cites Kennedy’s assassination and recent riots, with hearings set for Thursday and Friday. Senator Robert F. Kennedy is expected to testify.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Land Reform Dominates Vietnam Election Talk
In Saigon Vice Presidential candidate Phan Quang Dan argues land reform is the war’s key issue not communism. He cites rampant rent collection and housing shortages, urges a runoff and government land redistribution to win the peasants. Ky and Thieu reject delay and push for timely voting.
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Saigon
Phan Quang
Dan
Assembly
Phan Khae Suit
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Thieu
United States
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Warsaw
Polityka
Rzeszow
Power Company Faces Hearings On Vermont Plant
AEC hearings in Brattleboro will review the 540,000 kilowatt Vernon Vermont Yankee project on the Connecticut River. Vermont Yankee seeks cooling-tower relief. Massachusetts and New Hampshire oppose. local tax aims discussed. public relations man recruited. leaders include Beatrice Brown and Dr. Arthur Westing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power Company
Vermont Power Plant
Niagara ‘Mohawk ‘Power Co
Federal Atomic Energy Commission
Easton
Hudson River
Brattleboro
Connecticut River
Vernon
Massachusetts
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Natural Resources Council
AEC Atomic, Safety and Licensing Board
Vermont
New Hampshire
Lawrence Bogart
Allendale N. J
Lester Mayers
Pleasantville
Scendant
Frederick Holbrook
Beatrice J. Brown
Windham College
Arthur H. Westing
Nuclear Physicist Hurt In Crash Near Los Alamos
Dr Louis Rosen 49 a nuclear physicist at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory was critically injured in a two car crash on old U S 85 just south of here. He was part of the team that developed the first atomic bomb.
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Truth OR Consequences
N. M
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Louis Rosen
U.S. 85
Here
Rosen
Stolen Goods Valued at 125 Told by Troy Police
The Troy Detective Bureau probes thefts totaling 125 dollars. James T. Gully reports four hubcaps worth 40 missing from his car on River Street between State and Congress between 12:30 and 1:30 a.m. Saturday. Carl J. Rasmussen says an electric saw worth 65 was taken about 10 days ago from his cellar at 449 Second Street. Fred Link reports vandals slashed his convertible top on his car parked at 513th Street last Thursday.
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Troy
James T. Gully
Fifth Ave
River Street
State
Congress Streets
Carl J. Rasmussen
Second St
Fred Link
13Th St
Measles Rate Down Across New York State
New York Governor's office reports measles cases statewide are 92 percent below last year due to free measles vaccine distribution. Governor Rockefeller noted the drop yesterday as vaccination efforts continue.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Rockefeller
Killmen Junior Drum & Bugle Corps to Represent US at Expo 67
Wynantskill based Killmen Junior Drum & Bugle Corps will represent the United States at Expo 67, performing at Expo's Bandshell on October 4 at 10 am and 4 pm. The group travels by chartered bus, preps for a World Open Championships in Lynn, Massachusetts, and headlines a "Thunder N Brass" tournament in Lansingburgh. The corps also appears at Schaghticoke Fair with Wilynantskill Fire Dept entries and competes in Yankee Circuit events, striving for a strong showing after last year’s fourth place in its division.
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Killmen
Wynantskill
United States
Lynn
Mass
Killmien
West Haven
Conn
Bennington
Schaghticoke
Kiwanis Club
Fire Department
On This Day In History August 21 1967 Highlights
On This Day In History details events and births for August 21 including Princess Margaret born in 1930 Leon Trotsky assassinated in Mexico City in 1940 UN moved to New York City in 1980 US ordered construction of the first Atomic submarine in 1951 Gemini 5 began an eight day orbital flight in 1965 and a thought by Thomas De Quincey on memory and burdens.
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United Press International
Mars
Princess Margaret
Britain
Leon Trotsky
Mexico City
United Nations
New York City
United States
Gordon Cooper
Charles Conrad
Local Folks News Briefs From Eagle Mills and Nearby
Miss Cynthia Nicoll returns from a nearly two month Sweden trip sponsored by the Experiment in International Living. She visited Stockholm Gotland Copenhagen and Amsterdam while abroad. Also noted are Mrs Florence Lee at Eagle Mills hospital stays and visits by Miss Mary Adams to North Adams. Mr Baldacchino and family return to Croydon Pa after over a year in Pinewoods Avenue Extension. Mrs Marian Rehm resumes residence in Livingston N J after two weeks with relatives and her son in law Kenneth Rickle.
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Cynthia Nicoll
Edward D. Nicoll
Pinewoods Avenue
Sweden
Tollback
Fagersta
Stockholm
Gotland
Copenhagen
Denmark
Amsterdam
Holland
Experiment In International Living
Puttney, VI
Bessie P. Cipperly
The
Samaritan Hospital
Walter D. Blackall
Mary Adams
North Adams
Mass
Joseph Baldacchino
Croydon
Ivimey
Baldacchino
RPI
Marian Rehm
Livingston
N.J
Forrest
H. Patrié
Kenneth Rickle
Central School Area Towns Show Increase In Valuations
Five Hoosick Falls Central School District towns report higher real estate valuations for the year. Hoosick total climbs to 3,635,245 with a 19 equalization rate. Pittstown gains 172,714 to 1 68,833 with rate 33. Petersburg adds 145,331 to 138,380 with rate TBD. Grafton up 58,429 to 58,207 with rate same. White Creek up 265,006 to 257,644 with rate 30. Local exemptions of 40,000 for seniors noted.
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Hoosick Falls Central School District
John M. Frier
State Equalization Board
Fetersburg
Pittstown
Petersburg
Grafton
White Creek
Fines Imposed On Several Auto Speeders In Hoosick Records
In traffic cases heard by Victor Sluzas Justice of the Peace, three speeding defendants were fined 15 dollars each for speeds of 67 and 66 mph in 30 mph zones. Other fines included 12 dollars for Samuel P. Yamin and 10 dollars for four speeders. A 10 dollar tire violation and a five day sentence were noted, with two cases dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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Victor Sluzas
Justice of the Peace
Hoosick
Marion W. Alley
West Hartford
Conn
Roger A. Gerber
Brooklyn
Andrew J. Samudosky
Bridgeport
N.Y
Frank R. Collins
Seymour
School Board Opens Bids On Food
The Hoosick Falls Central School Board opened bids for food supplies with minor price changes. Borden Co. received ice cream bids at 70 cents for 3.5 ounce cups 75 cents for half gallons and 1.50 for gallons, same as last year. Fairdale Farms of Benn...
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Board of Education
Borden Co
Brown
Greenwich
Jaycee Chapter sponsors Junior Golf Tourney
The local Jaycee Chapter sponsored a Junior Golf Tournament at Hoosick Falls Country Club with four winners in two age groups. Trophies were awarded for low gross and net scores in 16–17 and 12–15 divisions. Sixteen boys entered and proceeds were aided by club cooperation and waivers of fees.
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Jaycee
Hoosick Falls
Bob Nowak
Bob McGuire
Peter Sennett
Mark Harrison
Jamea "Shaw Waa Jaycee
Kiwanians View De Creeft Film at Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis club members will view a film about sculptor Jose de Creeft at a noon luncheon in Baptist Memorial Hall Hoosick Falls. Narrator Robert Hanson started the film at de Creeft's summer studio and finished at his winter studio. The artist and his family will attend, with the program resuming after a prior showing at St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
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Jose de Creeft
West Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis Club
Baptist Memorial Hall
Robert Hanson
de Creeft
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Harry P. Harrison
Kiwanis
George D. Scott Jr
Becktsein Returns From Vermont Summer Studies
Gary Beckstein son of Mr and Mrs Walter T Beckstein of 94 Classic St has returned from a summer session at the University of Vermont Burlington He was chosen to play with the chambers orchestra for a ballet at the chapel and participated in concerts and symphony bands The family toured Shelbourne Museum before returning Home
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Gary Beckstein
Walter T. Beckstein
Classic St
University of Vermont
Burlington
Gary
Chambers
Shelbourne Museum
Officials To Confer On FURA Funds
Representatives of the Federal Urban Renewal Agency in New York City and planning consultants will visit Hoosick Falls for a first conference on submitting a legal funds application. Mayor Alewicz called a 7 p.m. joint village board and planning board meeting to outline steps. The project targets upgrading the central business district within a bordered area of Church Main Elm John and Classic streets.
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Federal Urban Renewal Agency
New York City
Candeub, Fleissig and Associates
Newark
N. J
Albany
Hoosick Falls
Leo J. Alewicz
Village Planning Board
Car Plunges From Redstone Bridge Killing Five
Five people from Montreal families were killed when a car left Route 302 and plunged from the Redstone Bridge into the Saco River in Conway New Hampshire. Victims include Guy Chaver 38. Helene Chaver 37. Linda Chaver 16. and two teenage sisters identified only by surname Papineau. The car broke through the bridge wall and landed upside down in the river after mowing guard posts. Police described the sequence before the plunge.
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Conway
N.H
Montreal
Redstone Covered Bridge
Saco River
Joseph ‘Wilson
Guy Chaver
Helene
Special Polio Clinic Set in Troy for Immunizations
Rensselaer County Department of Health announces a special polio immunization clinic in the Health Building at Seventh Avenue and State Street, Troy. Dr. H. Jackson Davis urges parents to bring school children to the clinic or to their family physicians, scheduled Thursday from 9 to 11 a.m. Prior attendance reminders emphasize compulsory immunization for school enrollment starting January 1, 1967.
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Rensselaer County
Department of Health
H. Jackson Davis
Seventh Avenue
State Street
Troy
Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
A New York special reports a research institute claiming a medication can shrink hemorrhoids without narcotics or stinging. Tests in New York City Washington and Midwest Medical Center support relief from itching burning and pain with Preparation H in ointment or suppository form. No prescription required.
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New York, N. Y
New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
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Eagle Mills
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Charles Russo
Ernest Naylor
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Arthur M. Rockwell
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