France and U S Clash Over World Economic Cure
Paris clash between US Undersecretary Eugene Rostow and French Finance Minister Michel Debre over how to fix global economy. Rostow urged Europe to reduce surpluses to aid US defense costs. Debre pushed US and Britain to drop dollar and pound as world reserve currencies. Both called for cooperation despite sharp differences.
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Paris
France
United States
U.S
Eugene V. Rostow
America
Michel Debre
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development Oecd
Britain
Europe
Debre
Rostow
USS
Police Seek Leary's Son On Warrant
Laguna Beach California AP police issued a beach warrant for the arrest of John Leary 18 son of LSD advocate Timothy Leary for suspected drug use. He was hospitalized four days after being taken into custody Thanksgiving night and released to his father. The warrant was issued Tuesday by Municipal Court Judge Parley Smith.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
LSD
Timothy Leary
John Leary
California
Harry Labrow
Young Leary
Orange County Medical Center
Santa Ana
Leary
Labrow
Warvard University
Q. Parley Smith
Vigil reception for Pilgrim Virgin statue at St. Anthony’s
The Pilgrim Virgin of Guatemala will be present at an evening Vigil of Prayer at St. Anthony’s Church tonight. The event, run by the Black Rosary and Blue Army, begins at 7 0 p.m. with reception and Mass, then ongoing devotion through midnight. The statue travels to Guatemala in December and is a gift from the Black Rosary Apostolate.
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Guatemala
St. Anthony's Church
Blue Army
Central America
Guateimala
Constantino Luna
Zacapa
U.S
Fatima
Pope Paul VI
Ten Area Builders To Attend Chicago Conclave
About 40 members of the Albany Area Builders Association travel to the National Association of Home Builders Convention in Chicago led by Gerald Goldie president. The event features new products, seminars on project planning cluster development land use multi family housing and industrial development ideas with materials and services showcased by exhibitors.
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Hie
Albany Area Builders Association
National Association of Home Builders
Former Albany Garage Owner Dies In Nassau
Beriwell Whitten, 72, died yesterday at his Nassau residence after a long illness. A Bangor, Missouri native and World War I veteran, he was a retired Albany garage owner. Survived by his wife Laura Stevens and eight children, funeral at 9:30 am tomorrow from Hall and Siggins Funeral Home, with Rev. William O'Dell officiating. interment Albany Rural Cemetery.
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Beriwell Whitten
Nassau
Mr. Whitten
Bangor
Albany
Laura Stevens
Bertwell
James
Keith Whitten
Minnie Stone
Iola Marks
Evelyn Canfield
Teachers Union Faces New Penalty In New York
The Public Employment Relations Board will strip the United Federation of Teachers of its dues checkoff for one year as punishment for the 14 day strike of New York City schools last September. The move aims to enforce the Taylor Law no strike provision and would force the AFL-CIO union to handle its own dues collections. The UFT appeals a $150,000 fine and a 15 day jail term for president Albert Shanker.
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Albany
N.Y
Public Employment Relations Board
United Federation of Teachers
New York City
Afl-Cio
UFT
City Board of Education
Supreme Court
LUFT
Albert Shanker
Overheated Oven Causes Blaze at Local Electric Co
An overheated oven at Converse Bickford Electric Co. 28 Orr St caused a fire that damaged three motors and the oven. Fire crews responded at 7:43 a.m. with extinguishers and boosters. operations ended after repairs.
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Converse Bickford Electric Co
Orr St
Squad Co. 2
John Cahill
Marine Maj David Frie Promoted At RPI Ceremony
Maj David J. Frie, a Vietnam era veteran and RPI graduate student in management, was promoted from captain to major in the U S Marine Corps. The oath was administered by Col Glenn E Norris at the RPI Naval Science department as his wife Joan pinned the insignia with their two sons watching. The Pottsville Pennsylvania native was commissioned after graduating from the Naval Academy in 1959 and served with the Third Battalion Fourth Marines before duty at the U S Naval Base Philadelphia prior to his return to graduate study. The Fries reside at 404 Brunswick Rd.
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Vietnam
School of Management
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
U. S. Marine Corps
David J. Frie
Joan
Department of Naval Science
RPI
Glenn E. Norris
USMC
Naval Science
NROTC
Pottsville
Tpa
Frie
Marine Corps
U. S. Naval Academy
Maj
Sta
Fourth Marines
U. S. Naval Base
Philadelphia
RPT
Fries
Brunswick Rd
Major Snowstorm Paralyzes Eastern Cities
A major early season snowstorm swept from Washington to New York, snarling traffic and canceling flights. Up to 10 inches fell in suburbs, 8.2 inches at College Park, and many schools and businesses closed. Washington National Airport shut its runways, Dulles and Friendship airports limited operations, and the New Jersey Turnpike reduced speed limits.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York
Washington National Airport
Dulles International Airport
Chantilly
Friendship International Airport
Baltimore
Laurel Race Course
Laurel
College Park
University of Maryland
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
New Jersey Turnpike
Turnpike
New York City
Lincoln
Manhattan
Holland Tunnel
Kennedy Airport
Deaths and funerals of several local residents
Mrs Louise Shepherd Evans formerly of Waterbury Conn died yesterday at Eddy Memorial Foundation after a long illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Clayton C Dohrenwend and Mrs Walter M Bristol, brother Charles Shebard, and three grandchildren. Funeral at Morris and Stebbins Sunday 3 pm with burial at Lower Mystic Cemetery. Other obituaries note Mrs Nellie G Campbell of Raysmartown, Mrs Alice R Wood, and Mrs Julia Winorsky with services and interments at local churches and cemeteries.
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Louise S. Evans
Louise Shepherd Evans
Waterbury
Conn
Clayton C. Dohrenwend
Troy
Eddy Memorial Foundation
Evans
Carla Vane
Storer iChapter
CBS
West Hartford
Walter M. Bristol
Pullman
Washington
Charles Shebard
Morris and Stebbins
Hoosick St
George Borthwick
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lower Mystic Cemetery
Mystic
Dinner and fair plans at First Reformed Church
Arrangements completed for a guild sponsored dinner and fair in Fellow ship Hall led by Mrs. Stewart A. Clements Sr. and Mrs. Carlton Austin with continuous servings 4 30 to 7 p m Meat course roast beef turkey or baked ham Fancy goods and food tables selling gifts baked goods and home made candy Sale of articles opens at 3 p m Donations for tables urged Readings note a funeral service for Mrs Edward J Muscrip listed with local obituaries and survivors in the same notice
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Fellowship Hall
First Reformed Church
Guild For Christian Service
Stewart A. Clements Sr
Carlton Austin
Donald Binck
Harrison Allen
George Wheeler
Fred Heffner
Edward J. Muscrip
Can Stilson
Edward L. Muscrip
White Creek
Washington County
National Farm and Garden Association
Mary McClellan Hospital Women's Auxiliary
Cambridge
Milton D. Tabor
Mechanicville
Jeremiah Cronin
Greenwich
Marjorie Turner
Fred Davis
Northford
Conn
Joseph J. Lake
Hartsdale
Charles A. Ackly
Nelson Egbert
Center White Creek Baptist Church
Center
White Creek Cemetery
Benway
James Benway
Whitehall
St. Mary’s Church
Hudson Falls
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Fort Edward
Frances Dulchers
Doris Benway
Farr
Ida Perkett
Willsboro
Julia Benway
Poughkeepsie
Two-Vehicle Crash on Canal Avenue Injures No One
Early last night two autos collided at Canal Avenue and Second Street. No injuries were reported. Patrolmen Baker and Connors noted a 1966 station wagon driven by Bertha Schuman, 43, from 38 DeFreest Ave., traveling north on Second Street, and a 16 sedan driven by Julius Sytrett, 46, of 2144 Fifth Ave., coming west on Canal and turning onto Second Street.
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Canal Avenue
Second Street
Joseph A. Baker
William H. Connors
Radio Patrol
Bertha Schuman
DeFreest Ave
Julius Sytrett
Fifth Ave
Man Escapes Fire In Auto Uninjured
Police and firemen rushed to Adams and Second Streets shortly after midnight after reports of a fire in an automobile and a man believed locked inside. Battalion Chief Russell KE. Sheehan said the blaze was slight and confined to the transmission. No injuries were reported. Pumper 3 arrived at 12 10 a.m. Squad Co. 1 followed shortly after.
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Adams
Second Streets
Russell KE. Sheehan
Pumper 3
Squad Co. 1
Funeral for Charles J. Spain at St. Paul Church
The funeral of Charles J. Spain of 275 Hoosick Street will be held Monday at 9 a.m. from the Herbert and Spain Funeral Home, 3056 Sixth Avenue, and at 9:30 a.m. from St. Paul the Apostle’s Church where a Solemn Requiem Mass will be celebrated. Interment will be in St. Peter’s Cemetery.
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Campbell
Nellie G. Campbell
Cooksboro
Raymertown
Holy Trinity Church
Alexander J. Augustynowicz
George EF. Hallett
Earl Prespare
Edward N. Novak
John T. Winorsky
Richard T. Keen
Allie C. Mohammad
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father Augustynowicz
Charles J
Spain
Hoosick St
Herbert & Spain
Sixth Ave
St. Paul the Apostle's Church
St. Peter's
Rosary Hill College Elects Nancy D Cassino President
Nancy D Cassino was elected president of the freshman class at Rosary Hill College Buffalo She is a graduate of Catholic Central High School and daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cassino 21 West Sand Lake Road Consistory to Convene at First Reformed Church tonight 730 p m Agenda includes 1968 committees assignments Junior Girl Scout Troop 23 meets tomorrow at 6 p m in Fellowship Hall under direction of Mrs Bernard P Tansey and Mrs Rocco De Carlo
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Nancy D. Cassino
Rosary Hill College
Buffalo
Catholic Central High School
John Cassino
West Sand Lake Road
First Reformed Church
Russell F. Pater
Fellowship Hall
Bernard P. Tansey
Rocco de Carlo
Two Albany Churches Share Building
A Negro Baptist congregation will share the church building of a traditionally white church for at least a year. Macedonia Baptist Church will be demolished for urban renewal, so its services will be held in Hope Baptist Church until a new Macedonia building is ready.
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Albany
Macedonia Baptist
Hope Baptist Church
Macedonia
Albany and Troy Doctors Lead Blue Shield Board
The Blue Shield of Northeastern New York annual meeting elected Dr. H John Mellen of Albany as president and Dr. Vincent T Laquidera of Troy as vice president. Dr Earl Eaton of Cobleskill named secretary, Donald M Slingerland of Albany reelected treasurer.
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Blue Shield
New York
H. John Mellen
Albany
Vincent T. Laquidera
Troy
Earl. Eaton
Cobleskill
Donald M. Slingerland
Mellen
Pittsfield
Mass
Dartmouth College
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Albany Medical Center
St. Peter's Hospital
Albany Medical College
Albany County Medical Society
Laquidera
Leonard Hospital
Rensselaer County Medical Society
New York Medical College
Leonard
Eugene F. Connally
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Robert S. Beate
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