Fifth Ave Demolition Begins in Urban Renewal Project A
Bloomfield Wrecking Co. of Troy starts tearing down two structures at 1614 and 1618 Fifth Ave north of Congress Street under a notice of proceed from Urban Renewal Director James G Connors. The sites will be cleared for W H Bumstead Inc to expand their automobile business. Demolition targets a three story masonry building and a four story frame building and should wrap up by late this week or early next.
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5Th Ave
House Unit Approves Hudson River Bill
The House Interior Committee approved a modified Hudson River protection bill amid opposition from Governor Rockefeller. The measure aims to create a joint agency with New York and New Jersey to direct river improvements, seek federal/state cooperation, and require federal offices to align with the act’s goals. The fate in the House remains uncertain.
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Washington
House Interior Committee
Hudson River
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard L. Ottinger
Dn.y
Leo O'Brien
D-N.y
Ottinger
House
Senate
Interior Department
New Jersey
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
General Moore Fatally Stricken on Monterey Golf Course
Maj. Gen. Richard C. Moore Ret formerly Army deputy chief of staff died Sunday at the Monterey Peninsula Country Club from heart trouble. He was 85 and a 1903 West Point graduate.
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Monterey
Calif
Richard C. Moore
Army
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Moore
U.S. Military Academy
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Mixed
Across clues list including definitions for words with hints like Out of meat Bucket Weaken and many more entries across for a themed crossword puzzle built from common terms and synonyms.
Lions Zebras What Will The Army Think Up Next
Reporter Don Barron recalls a bivouac tale at Camp Drum with a near night of lions elephants a zebra and hyenas. A guard jokes about Africa as the movie plays and the soldier heads to breakfast after surviving a wild dream.
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Don Barron
Holy
Holy. Co
Camp Drum
Africa
Bomb Found On Chicago Man's Car
Vinton W. Bacon, head of the Chicago Sanitary District, reported dynamite attached to his car engine and discovered by a service station attendant. Police say the detonation failed due to wiring faults. Bacon linked the device to tampering of Civil Service exams and vowed further inquiry. Sheriff Ogilvie called Bacon lucky and noted the bomb may have been placed days earlier.
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Willmette
Ill
Vinton W. Bacon
Chicago Sanitary District
Bacon
Civil Service
Sanitary District
Richard Ogilvie
Cook County
Averill Park district opens K through 4 registration
The Averill Park Central School District will hold new pupil registration for grades K 4 from tomorrow through August 31. Offices run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Kindergarten entrants must be 5 by November 30 and should bring a birth certificate. Early registration aids class assignment and transportation planning. If needed, telephone registration is available by calling the school office.
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Averill Park Central
Miller Hill
Poesten Hill
West Sand Lake
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Wilson
Wilson Dist. CO
Louisville
Hudson Bill
Naly
By Don Barron
River St
Troy
FBI
Henry
Mantell Furniture
Chicago
Averill Park
Berkshire JR
Berkshire
Denby
Coats
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