Miss Messier dies after Route 40 crash in Schaghticoke area
Investigators say two crashes killed a woman identified as Miss Messier of Haynersville after a passenger door incident on Route 40. She died after multiple hospitalizations. autopsy performed with death decision pending. Clarence Christiansen, 31, of Schaghticoke was driving at about 40 mph. Funeral plans set at McNulty Funeral Home and Our Lady of Victory Church.
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Albany Medical Center
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St. Mary's Hospital
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R. T. Michel
Brunswick Station
Woman Drowns in Cold Spring Pond at Southampton
Mrs. Vincenza Ciraldo, 79, of Brooklyn, drowned yesterday afternoon in Cold Spring Pond where her family keeps a summer home. The drowning occurred in Southampton, New York, while she was with relatives.
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Mrs. Cecile Griggs Newton Dies at 77 in Springfield
Mrs Matthew F Smith formerly Cecile Griggs Newton 77 of 127 Spring St Springfield Mass died yesterday at Springfield Hospital after a short illness She lived in Massachusetts for 40 years including Northfield Turners Falls and Springfield Survivors include son Earl Smith of Springfield daughter Mrs Etta Momrow of Sand Lake NY two brothers Berton Newton Northfield and Leslie Newton Troy sister Mrs Gertrude Knights Troy Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from McCarthy Funeral Home Turners Falls with Rev John W Van der Groes officiating Interment in Springdale Cemetery Turners Falls
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Springfield Hospital
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Massachusetts
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Turners Falls
Earl Smith
Etta Momrow
Sand Lake
N. Y
Berton Newton
Leslie Newton
Gertrude Knights
McCarthy
Prospect St
John W. Vander Groes
First Congregational Church
Police Probe Two Troy Burglaries
Troy detectives investigate two robberies that netted $225 in cash and $124 in automotive supplies. At Riviera Restaurant 231 River St thieves entered by a door key left in place, taking cash. Residence burglary at 767 Second Ave. yielded spark plugs a fuel pump and a timing light.
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Riviera
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Charles Clemens
James DeBonis
Bernard F. Madsen
Richard E. Perkins
Second Ave
Perkins
Charles Kochran
William Lewis
Six Killed In Head on Car Collision Near St. Stephen
AP reports a head on collision five miles south of St. Stephen on a dry road killed six. Ronald Turner 26 of Florence drove northbound into a southbound car carrying eight. all the deceased include Melvin Chavis 32 Emora Chavis 11 months Tony Chavis 6 Gordon MacMillan 10 and Viola Brockingham 50. Three others were hospitalized in Charleston.
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Witnesses at Baltimore Convention Hear Doom of Nations
More than 61,000 Jehovah's Witnesses delegates attended the Watchtower Convention final session in Memorial Stadium Baltimore. Fred W. Franz, vice president of the Watchtower Society, declared all nations hostile to God's kingdom are doomed to destruction and warned of Armageddon. Delegates traveled from across the United States and nine foreign countries to the five day gathering.
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Wirtz Says Steel Price Rise Harms Economy More Than Airlines Deal
Secretary of Labor Wirtz argued steel price increases and higher bank interest hurt stabilisation more than the airline machinists contract. He cited about 90 million annual steel cost impact and 5 million over guideline excess from the airline settlement, urging mediation upgrades rather than compulsory arbitration.
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Fire Damages RPI Fraternity House at 25 Belle Ave
A fire damaged a kitchen in an RPI fraternity house at 25 Belle Ave. The three story brick building owned by Zeta Psi was reported to be caused by oil left on the stove. Box alarm 11 13 am. under control by 11 50 am with Squad 1 Engines 5 7 and Truck 3 responding.
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Fulton Lewis Dies Noted Commentator at 63
Washington AP Fulton Lewis Jr. long time national affairs commentator and columnist with Mutual Broadcasting System since 1937 died early Sunday after pancreatitis surgery and a heart attack. Memorial services set for 2 p.m. at St David's Episcopal Church. Survivors include wife Alice and two children Fulton Lewis III and Alice Elizabeth. He was a WW II war correspondent and author of the syndicated column Washington Report.
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Roa says Cuba will not block US departures
Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa stated Cuba will not block the departure of 880 American families for the United States. He denied any formal agreement on their repatriation and said families must wait as others with rights to leave exit under the open door refugee accord.
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Heavy rain devastates Hokkaido with casualties and damage
A weekend downpour in Hokkaido, Japan’s north, left at least 10 dead, 12 injured, and 3 missing. Police report 44 houses destroyed, over 10,000 flooded, 100000 acres of paddies and fields submerged, 99 bridges washed away, 76 dikes breached, and 43 landslides.
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Hokkaido
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Turkey Quake Toll Reaches Three Thousand
Reports from the quake zone describe mass casualties and shock three days after disaster. Survivors beg for digging tools as authorities rush sanitary measures and aid from international agencies.
March With King Faces Rock Attacks as Police Control Scenes
The King led marchers through Chicago with 400 police present as youths hurled rocks and a counter demonstration formed. A white woman shouted against King while hate banners appeared. Arrests occurred around Marquette Park where clashes and boos against Negro riders continued.
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World War II Veteran J J Columbus Dies at 54
Joseph J Columbus 54 of 3 Wall St died Saturday at Albany VA Hospital after a long illness. A Watervliet native who lived in Troy, he worked at Nelligan's Bakery and was a St Francis de Sales parishioner. Survived by wife Elaine Moon a son Joseph Alfred Columbus a daughter Patricia Ann Columbus and sister Mrs Helen Silva. Requiem Mass at St Francis de Sales follows a 9 a m service at Bryce Funeral Home Troy.
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Helen Silva
Cohoes
Bryce Funeral Home
Pawling Ave
JFK would run Viet War like LBJ says Salinger
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said Kennedy would likely have expanded the Vietnam conflict similar to Lyndon B. Johnson had he lived. He noted Kennedy opposed a major land war in Asia in 1963 but warned we cannot project his actions after North Vietnam escalation. Salinger cited growth of U S involvement from 600 to 22 000 troops by 1963 year end and defended Kennedy’s record on Rusk replacement questions.
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Arthur Schlesinger
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