Reapportionment Discussed as Cohoes Council Session Nears
The Cohoes Common Council heads into tonight’s meeting with no formal agenda but expected items include a new public law for reapportioning six wards, a plan to merge Second and Third Wards, and minor shifts to other wards. Also on tap are a junk-yard lease proposal, city hall room reassignments to satisfy the city charter, and possibly water rents roll changes affecting religious and non taxpaying institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Francis Hines
Emma A. Shea
D-1
James E. Daley
D-3
City Hall
Daley
Frank M. Rourke
Rourke
State Division of Audit and Control
Ctizen
Earl W. Dion Dies Headed Oil Company
Earl W. Dion 67 of 107 Adams Ave Cohoes president of Dion Oil Corp Waterford died after short illness at Leonard Hospital. Native of Waterford long time Cohoes resident member of local councils clubs and church groups survived by wife Bernadette two sons a daughter three brothers and a sister funeral Thursday at Dufresne Funeral Home Cohoes then Sacred Heart Church with Solemn Requiem Mass and burial in St Joseph's Cemetery Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Dion
Adams Ave
Cohoes
Dion Oil Corp
Waterford
Leonard Hospital
Dion
Lawrence Ouimet
Albert
J. Louis
Alfred
Watervliet
Alfred Genest
Colonie
Dufresne
Columbia St
Sacred Heart Church
Cohen Declares Coughlin Fails City Residency Rule
Cohoes Police Court Justice Paul R. Coughlin was challenged as unqualified to sit due to not meeting city residency and election requirements. Bernard Cohen, assistant public defender, cited a state comptroller letter and questioned Coughlin's address at 129 Remsen Street. Coughlin rebutted and asserted residency in Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Coughlin
Cohoes
Paul R. Coughlin
Bernard Cohen
Albany County
State Comptroller’ S Office
Justice Coughlin
Democratic Party
Remsen St
McDonald
Robert G. Hanlon
Saratoga St
Albany
New York State
Actress Walks Away From Plane Crash
Susan Oliver, 26, known as Ann Howard on Peyton Place, survived a light plane crash near Santa Paula airport after hitting a power line. She and the unidentified pilot were not injured, authorities said.
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Santa Paula
Calif
An Oliver
Ann Howard
Susan Oliver
Rself
Miss Oliver
Senate approves bill expanding federal bank powers
The Senate passed a bill granting federal agencies new powers to curb unsafe bank and savings and loan practices without closing institutions. It allows cease and desist orders and removal of officials, with House action pending. Support came from Treasury and federal banking agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Bank of Savings and Loan
John L. McClellan
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hearing Set Down In Destruction Case
A preliminary hearing was set for Sept. 7 in Troy Police Court for L. C. Davis 31 of 903 People's Ave arrested Friday on second degree assault and destruction of property charges. Complainant is Patricia Cushman AD 1 Box 154 Troy. Bail was denied after defense cited a prior felony conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
L. C. Davis
S Ave
Patricia Cushman
Box
Timothy J. Fogarty
Lawrence J. Bizzarro
Darie Festival Feathers Hurdle In Northwest Community
Eskimo drum dance festival planned in Tuktoyaktuk faces a feather shortage as authorities protect eagles by law and the only known sources are on the birds themselves. University of Alberta professor notes legal protection limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N .W.T
Edmonton
University of Alberta
Togo and UN FAO Sign Food Aid Pact
Togo and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization sign an agreement for FAO to supply food aid valued at $359,400. The package includes corn canned fish meat powdered eggs milk and vegetable oil to aid hunger relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
Togo
United Nations
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Two Giant Rockets Set For Launch
CAPE KENNEDY AP S reports America will launch the Titan 3 rocket to place eight military communications satellites into near equatorial orbits and then send an Apollo test mission skyward. The Saturn 1 flight will tow an unmanned Apollo to a Pacific Ocean recovery fleet before eventual crewed flights as early as November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Aps
America
Air Force
Pacific Ocean
Virgil Grissom
Edward White
Roger Chaffee
James Hollis Rites Conducted
The funeral for James A. Hollis, World War I Army veteran, was held yesterday at G. J. Daigneault Funeral Home and St. John's Episcopal Church. A Requiem Mass was sung by Rev. Robert Seekins. Bearers were Bernard Fredette, John Collins, Edgar Kuhl and Edward Shelvin. Interment followed at Elmwood Hills Cemetery, Troy, with Father Seekins officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hollis
G. J. Daigneault
Cohoes
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Robert Seekins
Bernard Fredette
John Collins
Edgar Kuhl
Edward Shelvin
Elmwood Hills Cemetery
Troy
Father Seekins
John E. Roberts of Cohoes Dies at Home
John E. Roberts of 137 Masten Ave Cohoes died Sunday at his residence after a long illness. He was former traffic manager of Albany Felt Co and a Past president of Keveny Memorial Academy Athletic Association. Survived by wife Dorothy Michalak six grandchildren three daughters and a son. Funeral from Fitzgerald Funeral Home tomorrow at 9 am and Mass at St Bernard's Church with interment in St Agnes Cemetery Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Roberts
Masten Ave
Cohoes
Dorothy Michalak
Roberts
Albany Felt Co
Capital District Traffic Association
Keveny Memorial Academy Athletic Association
St. Bernard's Church
Holy Name Society
Thomas Wallace
Richard Marcil
Middletown
Peter DeChiaro
Troy
Steven
Theresa Suidam
Fitzgerald Funeral Home
Vliet Blvd
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Mrs Faith Barnes Hospital Patient in Cohoes
Mrs Faith S Barnes of 80 Melville Ave is a patient at Cohoes Memorial Hospital. An employee of the Watervliet Arsenal, she previously served as a policewoman in the Cohoes Juvenile Aid Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith S. Barnes
Melville Ave
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Watervliet Arsenal
Barnes
Cohoes
Alfred A. Dumont Obituary Hyannis Pharmacy Proprietor
Alfred A. Dumont of Hyannis Massachusetts husband of Lucille Boi vin Dumont formerly of Cohoes died Saturday at his Hyannis home after a heart attack. He owned Dumont's Pharmacy in Hyannis. His wife left Cohoes about 15 years ago. Funeral services were held this morning at St. Xavier's Church Hyannis. Interment will be at Sacred Heart Cemetery New Bedford Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Dumont
Hyannis
Mass
Lucille Boivin Dumont
Cohoes
Dumont
St. Xavier's Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
New Bedford
Playgrounds To Decide Champions
The final week of Waterford Youth Council summer playgrounds begins with contests in checkers chess horseshoes foul shooting and other games. Winners receive certificates. Site leaders include Michael Judge 4th Street Shelley Collins and others at 8th Street and the high school. Archery at Garrett Field is directed by Kent Vertefeuille and tennis by Miss Pitcher. The week also ends the evening basketball program at the 8th Street site under Ronald Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford Youth Council
Michael Judge
4Th Street
Shelley Collins
Dorothy Bechard
Joan Kennedy
Alfred Calabrese
8Th Street
Kathy Patton
Carleen Pitcher
Dennis Bertrand
Collins
Russell VanderVoort
Northside
Garrett Field
Kent Vertefeuille
Miss Pitcher
Ronald Gillespie
Damage to Northside siren prompts police notice
Fire Commissioner Marcel Vaillancourt and Northside Fire Chief Peter La Mora said electrical engineers reported yesterday that the siren atop the North side tank has been tampered with. The siren is a key protection for the North side Fire District. anyone with information should contact the fire chief or Waterford Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel Vaillancourt
Northside
Peter la Mora
Waterford
Waterford Senior Center Opens in Town Hall
The Waterford Senior Citizens Center will open in the Town Hall community room today and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Grace Rivage serves as director guiding this new community site.
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Waterford
Mrs Yvette Galarneau Rites Set In Waterford
Mrs Yvette Galarneau 54 wife of Leo R Galarneau of Waterford died after a long illness at Cohoes Memorial Hospital. Born in Valley Field PQ Canada she lived in Cohoes and Waterford for many years. Survived by husband two sons Francis and Ronald, father Joseph Berthiaume four sisters three brothers one grandchild. Funeral at A G Boivin Sons Funeral Home Cohoes and St Anne Church Waterford with Solemn Requiem Mass at 9 30 a m Interment St Joseph Cemetery Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvette Berthiaume Galarneau
Leo R. Galarneau
Saratoga Ave
Waterford
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Valley Field
P.Q
Canada
Galarneau
Cohoes
Model Shirt Co
Troy
Troy For Six Years. Mrs. Galarneau Was A Communicant of St. Anne’s Church
Ladies of St. Anne Society
Francis R
Ronald G. Galarneau
Joseph Berthiaume
Charles Pelletier
Albert Bourgeois
Joseph Trudell
Thomas Fealey
Albany
Edmoud
Edgar
Latham
Joel Berthiaume
A. G. Boivin
Congress St
St. Anne's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Basketball Schedule Announced for Youth League Week
David Geiger of the Youth Council announces this week’s basketball games at 8th Street. Tonight UCLA plays Texas Western with 7 p.m. start. Tomorrow Kentucky faces Texas Western then Wednesday Kentucky meets UCLA and Thursday Duke hosts Texas Western. Final week of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Geiger
Youth Council
8Th Street
UCLA
Texas Western
Kentucky
Era
Duke
Church Services Slated For Week
Church activities listed for the week include St. Marys with no evening Mass today and other services at area parishes as announced by church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary'’s
Lions Roast Tonight At Scot-Mar Restaurant
Waterford Lions Club schedules a 7 p.m. meeting and steak roast today at the Scot-Mar Restaurant. Members and guests are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford Lions Club
Scot-Mar
Cuba Seeks More Control Over Workers
In Havana the Communist party reorganizes the Cuban Workers Confederation to tighten party oversight of labor and production. The national labor congress opens Thursday as professional leaders and many bureaucrats are replaced by party workers. Union count drops from 24 to 14 as emulation in the system rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Communist Party
Workers’ Confederation
National Labor Congress
Miguel Martin
Labor Congress
Rusk links Viet Nam critics to WWII appeasers
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Veterans of Foreign Wars that calls to withdraw from Viet Nam echo appeasers of Germany Italy and Japan before World War II. He warned appeasement led to war and affirmed U S resolve to stay in South Viet Nam until a peaceful independent nation is guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Rusk
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Ethiopia
Japan
Manchuria
South
Cuban Crisis Quietly Opens Door for 880 U.S. Families
Foreign Minister Raul Roa said Cuba will not block the departure of 880 American families for the United States. He denied a formal repatriation accord and stated those with a right to leave must go first under the open-door refugee agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Raul Roa
United States
Roa
Cuba
Albany stamp works proprietor in critical after surgery
Hildreth P. Drew of 1500 3rd St. proprietor of the Long Stamp Works in Albany remained in critical condition at Albany Memorial Hospital yesterday after recent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth P. Drew
3Rd St
Long Stamp Works
Albany
Albany Memorial Hospital
Equipment Theft Probed at Troy Car Dealer Karl Motors
Troy detectives investigate a burglary at Karl Motors on Sixth Avenue. Two wheels, two tires worth 64 dollars and a tachometer worth 40 dollars were stolen from a 1963 sedan inside the building after entry via a rear window screen. Det. Paul E. Spenard and Det. Patrick A. Velenti lead the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Karl Motors
6Th Ave
Paul E. Spenard
Patrick A. Velenti
Swiss Banker Fined 25000 For No-Show Before Grand Jury
A Swiss banker Walter Germann 57 of Basel was fined 25000 for failing to appear before a federal grand jury probing U S deposits in foreign banks. He could face daily fines and civil action to seize American holdings as prosecutors pursue tax avoidance schemes. Germann heads an international holding company with firms in Switzerland Panama France Monaco St Kitts and Curacao.
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New York
U.S
Walter Germann
Basel
Switzerland
Germann
Panama
France
Monaco
St. Kitts
Curacao
Thomas P. Croak
Asst
U.S. Ady
Pierre N. Leval
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Titan
Defense Department
Pentagon
James Hollis
John Roberts
F. 5S. Barnes
Yvette Galarneau
Rensselaer County
Robert W. Reynolds
John ©. Mulligan
Dennis Brougher
Marie Stanley
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Ontario ST. Cohoes
N. Y
Packers
Howard Johnson
SCOTT
Hunt
Eagle Brand
North
Arby Farms
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