Training Institute Ends At Troy Boys Club
The two day training institute hosted by the Troy Boys Club wrapped up in cooperation with Ress Libs of America and the eastern New York Area Council. Participants heard Joseph Garrett of the Rensselaer County Probation Department discuss youth mobility and influence of church home and school, followed by William J. Lavery of Boys Clubs of America on pensions, insurance and training. Lavery led discussions on program development, community cooperation, and advising duties, emphasizing polished presentation and community liaison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ress Libs of America
Theastern New Yark Area Council
Troy Boys Club
Schenectady Boys Club
Andrew Semansen
Peay Bass Club
Collee
Cougrauis
Joseph Garrett
Hensselaer Counts
Garrett
el Ace
William J. Lavery
Personnel and Training Service of
Boys Clubs of America
Lavery
James P. Kenealy
Cochairman
New York City
Andrew Semansco
H. Jack Jaeger
New York
Paper Plant Personnel Head Resigns
Leon S Olson resigns as plant personnel manager of West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co Mechanicville. Former personnel services manager for Fine Paper Division in New York City, Olson moved to Mechanicville in March 1965. William J Dundas named acting personnel manager to replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon S. Olson
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Mechanicville
Fine Paper
New York City
Olson
Ito Mechanicville
William J. Dundas
Mr. Olson
McCloskey Wins Seat In Congress In California
Republican Paul N. McCloskey won the11th District seat in California, defeating Democrat Roy Archibald by about 22,000 votes in a landslide. McCloskey, a Korean War veteran and 40 year old lawyer, had previously defeated Shirley Temple Black in the primary. Archibald was a former San Mateo mayor and the district lies south of San Francisco. Write-in votes for Black totaled 3,986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repwood City
Calif
UPI
Paul N
Pete) McCloskey
Vietnam
San Mateo County
Roy M. Archibald
11Th
J. Arthur Younger
McCloskey
Shirley Temple Black
San Francisco
Archibald
San Mateo
Small Difference Could Mean Big Gain in Growth
Economists note a two percent swing in growth alters wealth by about 20 percent by 1960. The piece cites 5 percent vs 3.2 percent growth scenarios and their impact on American prosperity, while touching on political write-in attempts and voter turnout factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Bill Proposes State Aid For Planning Units
Albany AP A legislative committee would sponsor a 1968 bill to provide state financial aid to county and regional planning agencies. The plan would cover 75 percent of new spending for agencies with budgets up to 40 000 and 25 percent for agencies over 190 000. Senator Thomas Laverne said Governor Rockefeller would likely support the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Joint Legislative Committee
New York City
Thomas Laverne
Rochester
Gov. Rockefeller
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Arte Urater
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Patty Oral
Aytter
Beth Peepers
C. Sally Gee
Trifari
Trifortan
Grandoe
Miss Christonas
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