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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1967

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Three Children Murdered by Father in Indiana

State police said the bodies of Jerry Dale Linns siblings Debra 4 and Kathy 13 and another child were found in brush off a county road northeast of Heltonville. Linn, 25, surrendered to police and was jailed for investigation after his wife was found at home in Jeffersonville. Prosecutor Colker said he would file preliminary murder charges as details emerged. The children were believed to have been taken from a babysitter. Heltonville lies about 20 miles southwest of Seymour.

Bedford Ind Slant Ter Eechi Seymour Statel Yester Olice Post John Linn Seymour Heltonville Lawrence County Robert Colkr Linn Linns Jerry Dale Linn Andj Debra Kathy The Red Rooster Indiana

Space Bill Split Votes Reflect Albany Aides Clash

Washington report by Frances Mc Kusick notes Tuesday’s congressional split over the NASA funding bill. The House approved 312 to 92 granting 4.6 billion dollars for the space program including Apollo, while Rep. Daniel E Button (Albany) backed the measure and Rep. Carleton J King (Saratoga Springs) opposed it, arguing for smaller, more realistic spending.

Frances MC Kusick Troy Area Tuessday National Aeronautics and Space House Daniel E.button Albany Carleton J. King Saratoga Springs King

Man Found Dead at Union Hotel in Troy

Thomas O'Melia 33 living at Union Hotel was found dead shortly after noon yesterday by an employee. Coroner says natural causes after investigation with Dr. Barrett. O'Melia formerly worked 12 years at Allegany Ludlum Steel as a lab tech and retired ill. Survivors include brother Gerald of Troy. Funeral set for Saturday with services at O'Bryan Funeral Home and St Patrick's Church.

Thomas O'Melia Union Hotel James V. Barrett Rensse‘laer Thomas F. Styles O'Melia Ptl William Fisher Radio Patrol Paul W. Spenard Patrick ‘A. Valenti Detective Bureau Allegany-Ludlum Steel Corp Frederick O’melia Jr Gerald O’melia Troy Joseph A. O'Bryan Sixth’ Ave St. Pattrick’s Church St. Patrick’s Cemetery Watervliet

Berlin Schools Set September Fifth Reopen Plan

Berlin schools reopen September 5 with a morning opening session for all five district schools. Central District will hold assemblies to explain rules and fire drills, with buses starting at 11:30 a.m. for student home departures. No lunches on opening day, and normal schedules resume September 6 for elementary and secondary schools with full sessions and bus routes unchanged.

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Probation Conference Highlights New York Spirit

Joseph v. Garrett, Rensselaer County probation director and council treasurer, attends the annual conference of New York State Probation Administrators at Sagamore Hotel Lake George. Tonight’s banquet features Richard J. Bartlett, chair of the State Crime Control Council, with Charles Ringwood as toastmaster. Other sessions bring Robert F. Sullivan and Peter Preiser discussing Penal Law, criminal code proposals, and probation administration implications.

Joseph v. Garrett Rensselaer County Council of New York State Probation Administrators Sagamore Hotel Lake George Garrett Richard J. Bartlett Glens Falls State Crime Control Council Warren County Family Court Charles &. Ringwood Robert F. Sullivan State Division of Probation Peter Preiser

William C Tweedy Receives Master of Science Degree

William C Tweedy of 2 Charles Road Latham has received his master of science degree for teachers from Union College.

William C. Tweedy Charles Rd Latham Union College

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