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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1967
Page
23
In Chicago a survey shows 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke. The Anti Tobacco Center of America promotes a tablet that reduces nicotine desire, with less than 2 cents of 150000 users still smoking. Free information offered by mail to readers.
Police and Asst. Chief August M Rokjer responded to the scene after Street Day was pronounced dead on arrival at St Marys Hospital. Identification was withheld by hospital authorities until next of kin is notified. Ambulance Service Corp conveyed the deceased.
The Bethlehem Star Chapter OFS will meet tomorrow at 8 pm at the Troy Masonic Temple. Annual reports of officers for 1968 will be presented and officers elected. A Christmas party and grab bag follow the business session with Mrs. Rose Coe presiding and Mrs. Margie Frances in charge.
The College of Saint Rose music department presents a Friday 8 p.m. concert in St. Joseph's Hall featuring the Glee Club of 9 and Rocethians of 15, with soloists Bonnie Hayes Marion Davis and instrumentalists. The program includes Bach, Vaughan Williams, Vivaldi, and Mozart pieces, carols for community singing, and a children’s finale with Ringwald. Andrew Merrill is pianist.
The Clifton Park Home Bureau Chapter hosts a 10 a.m. Christmas party at the firehouse with a noon covered dish luncheon and a gift exchange. A business meeting, bead bracelet lesson, and table service duties are on the agenda. Church events at Clifton Park Methodist and Round Lake involve youth classes, MYF activities, choir rehearsal, Bible study, and a WSCS Christmas program with a dollar gift for a girls' school.
The $1,824.51 recovered from a safe stolen from the Crossroads Restaurant in 1966 is returning to the rightful owner by order of Rensselaer County Judge John T. Casey. The cash had been held for safekeeping. the case involved Mary Gordon and three other youths charged with related felonies. The safe remains at Central Police Station as proceedings continue.
In Chicago a thief stole Ronald Kamen’s honeymoon suitcases and marriage license before the wedding. A sympathetic clerk reopened an office Sunday to allow the couple to marry on schedule. Kamen’s father expressed sympathy for the thief, noting his son wears a size 53 suit and size 8 shirt.
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