County Officials Briefed on Federal Aid Benefits
Manning reports Nassau County used over a million dollars in federal and state aid since March 1966 after attending a New York State Conference on Federal and State Aid. He described coordination as an answer and will report to Board committees after year start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
John '. Manning
East Meadow
New York State
National Association of Counties
County Officers Association of
Nassau County
Eugene H. Nickerson
Manning
Nickerson
Board of Supervisors
Study on mutual funds could settle market control questions
Wall Street leaders and regulators may support a joint study of institutional investing to assess how big buyers like mutual funds influence stock prices. Financed by private funds, the NYSE's Robert Haack hopes the analysis over 1.5 to 2 years would reveal trends hidden by current reporting.
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Wall Street
Main Street
the Potomac
Robert W. Haack
New York Stock Exchange
Haack
Keith Junston
NYSE
National Association of Securities Deniers
Investment Company
Institutonal
Bounce Back Fast After Aches With St Joseph Aspirin For Children
Doctors nationwide named St Joseph Aspirin For Children a mother and child favorite in a survey. The ad touts rapid recovery from colds fevers and aches, noting a child returns to a lively state once symptoms fade.
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America
Macy's Votes Two For One Stock Split At Annual Meeting
Macy's shareholders approved a two for one stock split reducing par value to 25 cents and doubling authorized common shares to 20 million. They also authorized up to 1 million preference shares at $35 par, approved a 1967 Stock Option Plan for up to 200 thousand pre split shares, and reelected 15 directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Grosberg Named Assistant Vice President at A. G. Becker
Stephen M. Grosberg, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Grosberg of 1610 Peoples Ave, has been elected assistant vice president of A. G. Becker and Co Inc a nationwide investment banking and brokerage firm based in New York City. He is in the firm’s retail sales department and is a registered NYSE representative. Born in Troy he attended School 14 and Troy High School class of 1952. He earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Rochester in June 1956 and joined the New York City office shortly after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen M. Grosberg
Charles Grosberg
Peoples Ave
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc
New York City
A. G. Becker & Co
Grosberg
New York Stock Exchange
Troy
Troy High School
University of Rochester
Tri City Service Co Expands After Renovation
Tri City Service Co expands with a new complex spanning 133 to 145 on 11th St between Hutton and Eagle and 11th and 12th. The upgrade adds storage garages, a grinding room, a paint shop with air cleaning tech, a large parts area, and truck housing. Paul Berg oversees auto collision work as general foreman with Harry Robinson and Albert Caron. Regional Construction Corp. of Clifton Park holds the general contract.
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Tri- City Service Company
11Th St
Hutton and
Eagle
11Th
12Th Streets
Albert J. Caron
Caron
Harry J. Robinson
Paul R. Berg
Troy Buick Co
Tri-City
Hutton Street
Paul Berg
Harry Robinson
al Caron
Retional Construction Corp
Clifton Park
Frank Gigliotti Named Manager By Shields & Co.
Frank N. Gigliotti, 42, of 1 Columbia Drive East Greenbush, has been named resident manager of the Albany office of Shields and Co. Robert McCaffery announced the promotion. A veteran of 18 years in the investment field, he previously led the Troy office of Winslow Cohn Stetson and has worked with firms in Springfield and Boston. He is a Boston University MBA holder and has studied at NYU. He has led civic groups including the Investment Society of Northeastern New York and the Lions Club of Troy.
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Frank N. Gigliotti
Columbia Drive
East Greenbush
Albany
Shields and Co
Robert McCaffery
Gigliotti
Springfield
Boston
Mass
Troy
Winslow, Cohn & Stetson
Boston University
Colleges receive $121450 in grants to 703 liberal arts schools
R W Bisset of House hold Finance Corp announces checks totaling 121,450 dollars to 703 privately supported liberal arts colleges and universities. Checks ranged from 100 to 1000 dollars based on full-time enrollment, with aid to Russell Sage College and Skidmore College among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Bisset
Household Finance Corp
Third St. Troy
Russell Sage College
Skidmore College
Before You Buy December Budget Warnings
In December budgets strain as spending peaks on goods and toys. The piece urges consumer common sense and restraint amid inflation talk, Surtax debates, and a federal deficit, warning against phony deals and urging readers to buy what is truly worth the price. Margaret Dana invites reader questions for the column.
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Margaret Dana
Evs
Albany Felt Company hosts groundbreaking educator symposium
Albany Felt Company held an Industry Educator Symposium at its Menands headquarters with eight university attendees and executives from Albany, North Monmouth, Maine, and St. Stephen plants. The event piloted a model for stronger industry academic cooperation to attract graduates and align costs, inflation understanding, and consumer restraint with government roles.
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Albany Felt Company
Menands
Felt
Albany
North Monmouth
Maine
St. Stephen
South Carolina
Mather Promoted to Syracuse District Sales Manager
Bruce Mather is named Syracuse district sales manager for Lever Brothers Co. by James A. Lynch. He succeeds Ed win Hughes, who moves to a new post at company headquarters in New York. Mather, formerly New York district field sales manager, joined Lever in 1959 and holds a B A in economics from the University of New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Mather
Syracuse
Lever Brothers Co
James A. Lynch
Edwin B. Hughes
Lever
New York
Mr. Mather
Boston
University of New Hampshire
St Josephs Calendar Offers Public First Aid Illustrations
A free full page of First Aids is included in the 46th annual St Joseph Almanac Calendar from area druggists. The calendar, popular since 1921, covers artificial respiration for drowning and home accidents. It also features a Medical Expense Record page for income tax reference along with 1,000 other features.
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St. Joseph
Social Security Benefits and Work Rules Clarified
A reader asks how much they may earn in a year without losing checks and how self employment is counted. Officials explain current earnings limits, credits for quarters, and how hospital benefits eligibility starts in 1968 requiring six quarters of coverage with each $50 earned in a calendar quarter crediting one quarter.
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Q. D.E. of
Troy
Congress
Q. J.H
Berlin
Franco Celebrates 75th Birthday Quietly at Pardo Palace
Madrid AP report states Francisco Franco marked his 75th birthday quietly at the Pardo Palace. Unofficial sources say his health is excellent and he has not been bedbound since 1961 when a shotgun accident wounded his left hand during a shooting party. He spent Sunday shooting.
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Madrid
Rancisco Franco
Spain
Pardo Palace
Franco
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Troy Record
N. Y
Troy Area
William A. Doyle
Macy’s
R. H. Macy & Co., Inc
Mr. Grosberg
Trom Auto Club
Hendrick Hudson Hotel
Tri-City Service Co
Haveeen
Frank Gigliotti
Shields & Co
Help Colleges
Cornell Universit
Lever Brothers
Mather
Syracuse Aide
St Joseph’s
Q. C.T. of
Troy's
First Trust
Third St
Hiram Walker
Imperial
Tomate
Spirit of the Season
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
Ilindis
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