Local thefts reported in Saratoga and Spa City
Victoria Frye of 67 Maple Ave Saratoga Springs reported the loss of a wallet containing 135 dollars after leaving Hershey Bar Saturday night. Trice Jaron Ford Motors on Congress Street reported theft of an engine hood and tires from a used car over the weekend valued at 73 dollars. Alan Weiss of 17 York Ave had a car broken into in front of his home with two sweaters two ties one harness set gloves and tools stolen valued at 1785 dollars.
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Victoria Frye
Maple Ave
Saratoga Springs
Spa City
Hershey
Trice-Jaron
Ford Motors
Congress Street
Alan Weiss
York Ave
Rites Today For Naval Architect Charles C Goodman
Funeral services for Charles C. Goodman 84 of Saratoga Springs were held at Burke Funeral Home with Rev. Swasey Checker officiating. Interment will follow at Evergreen Cemetery in Brooklyn. A veteran naval architect with 40 years service, he helped design the USS Wisconsin and was honored by Brazil in 1944. He leaves wife Ethel, two nieces and one nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Goodman
Broadway
Saratoga Springs
Burke
Swasey Checker
Bethesda Episcopal Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Brooklyn
Goodman
Florida
Saratoga
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Naval Service
Wisconsin
American Federation of Engineers, Architects and Draftsmen
Ethel
Cambridge Alumni Basketball Tournament Planned This Week
Cambridge Central School alumni organize the annual Christmas vacation tournament with four teams playing tonight and Saturday night. Championship and consolation games follow on Saturday. contact organizers Tom Canzeri Don Record or John Pemrick to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Central School
Tom Canzeri
Don Record
John Pemrick
Cambridge
Gloversville
Misconduct Charge Withdrawn in Troy Police Court
Dennis Smith aged 20 of 397 9th St was charged with disorderly conduct. The charge was withdrawn Tuesday before Acting Troy Police Court Judge Dan G Farano. Smith was discharged from custody after withdrawal. arrested in November during a drug raid led by Det. Edward T French Jr with Asst D Atty Conrad H Lang for the people and Margrethe Powers for the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Smith
9Th St
Troy
Dan G. Farano
Smith
Edward T. French Jr
Asst. Dist. Atty
Conrad H. Lang
Margrethe Powers
Break-in at Saratoga County ASCS Office
Ballston Spa police report burglary at the Saratoga County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee on Milton Avenue. A tape recorder worth 150 dollars, rolls of tape, and keys to doors desks and filing cabinets were stolen. Richard Hamilton, the director, reported the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Milton Avenue
Ballston Spa
Richard Hamilton
Two Burglary Charges Await Grand Jury
Robert Brower Jr. 16 waived preliminary on two counts of third degree burglary and will await Saratoga County Grand Jury action in Ballston Spa. He allegedly broke a rear door window at 695 North Broadway and stole a television, stand, typewriter, and transistor radio on Oct. 27. The owner is Marion Whitehead of the North Broadway apartment house.
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Robert Brower Jr
Catherine St
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga County Grand Jury
Ballston Spa
Lawrence J. LaBelle
North Broadway
Marion Whitehead
Brower
Patricia Orcutt
Bryant St
Francis Smith
New York City
Edmund A. Peris
Gansevoort
Francis McCormick
Vanderbilt Terrace
Saratoga
Caroline Street
Elmer LaFountain
Middle Grove
Marian Julius
Central Market
Shirley M. Knowlton
Second St
John J. Carusone Jr
The
David A. Wait
Skidmore in Pilot University Plan for Walls Free Education
Skidmore College is among 17 institutions sharing 415000 in federal grants to pilot an “university without walls” an experimental approach to undergraduate study. The plan aims for highly individualized learning using self directed study, with first admits in fall 1971 and about 50 to 75 students per campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skidmore
University Without
Ment
Unignet
Samuel Baskin
Union For Experimenting Colleges and Universities
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Office of Higher Education
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
University Without Walls
Edwin M. Moseley
Library Schedules Nutcracker Film At Public Library
The Saratoga Springs Public Library schedules a one hour Nutcracker screening for children and adults with the New York City Ballet at 10 a.m. Saturday. The film features Edward Villela and Melissa Hayden and is provided by the Southern Adirondack Library System. The library closes from 1 p.m. Thursday to 9 a.m. Saturday for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs Public Library
New York City Ballet
Edward Villela
Melissa Hayden
Southern Adirondack Library System
Whitehall Widow Mrs Gugliotta Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Carmella Gugliotta 72 widow of Salvatore died Sunday at her home 234 Broadway after a long illness. She was a communicant of Our Lady of Angles Church and member of the Rosary Society St Anne Sodality and Mount Carmel Society. Survived by five sons Philip Joseph Anthony Sgt Francis Maj Samuel and four daughters Rose Lena Jeannette Ann. two sisters 34 grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Our Lady of Angles Church Mass of Resurrection. Interment Our Lady of Angeles Cemetery.
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Carmella Gugliotta
Salvatore Gugliotta
Broadway
Our Lady of Angles Church
Our Lady of Angeles Cemetery
Skidmore Art Professor Exhibits in New York Group Show
Prof. John Cunningham Jr. of Skidmore College joins a New York City group exhibition at Zibriskie Gallery featuring contemporary wood sculpture. The display covers direct carving and assembled pieces. Cunningham teaches three dimensional design and begins a winter term course on constructions in light. He joined Skidmore in 1967 after Kenyon College and Yale School of Art and Architecture degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunningham Jr
Skidmore College
Zibriskie
New York City
Cunningham
Skidmore
Kenyon College
Yale School of Art and Architecture
University of Pennsylvania
Car Sander Collision in Saratoga Injuries Not Reported
A car driven by Thomas E. Robinson of Evansville Tennessee collided with a sander from the Saratoga Springs Public Works on Adams Road around 1 p.m. Monday. The sander operator was Earl C. Lyman. Patrolman Lewis Benton documented front end damage and no injuries. A separate hit and run damaged a parked car on Waterford at Wooden Road, pushing it into another vehicle. Patrolman Benton investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Robinson
Evansville
Tenn
Saratoga Springs
Lake Avenue
Benton
Holidays Bring News of Local Residents
Mrs K A Gottry and Miss Helene Gann arrive home for holidays with the Gann family. Pvt John Romack returns from Ft Dix for leave with Dr and Mrs Howard Romack. Mrs Morrison McGeoch and Miss Dorothy McGeoch vacation in Plattsburgh. The Kitchens travel to Florida with Marshall Perrin. Sgt Larry Ackley returns from Ft Polk for holiday with the Ackley family after NCO duties at Ft Benning. Everett Updike family visit Pompono Beach. Valerie Moeller plans Christmas in Springfield Missouri with son Donald Moeller family.
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Helene Gann
Walter E. Gann
Monmouth, Ill
John Romack
U.S. Army
Ft. Dix
Howard H. Romack
Morrison McGeoch
Dorothy McGeoch
Plattsburgh
Ft. Benning
Everett Updike
Updike
Pompano Beach
Fla
Valerie Moeller
Donald Moeller
Springfield
Three Injured As Auto Hits Pole In Early Morning Crash
Troy Police investigated two accidents. Michael D. Briggs 25 and his brother Timothy were treated at Samaritan Hospital after Briggs drove east on Pawling Avenue at 1 30 a m and rammed a utility pole. Thomas O'Donnell was also treated. A second crash at 3 45 a m involved Joan H Collett who struck two parked cars on Division Street while lighting a cigarette.
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Troy
Samaritan Hospital
Michael D. Briggs
Collins Ave
Timothy
Thomas O’donnell
Pawling Ave
Michael
Pawling Avenue
Congress Street
Joan H. Collett
13Th St
Watervliet
Division Street
1St
2Nd Streets
John J. Hines
Irving Place
Daniel Rowland
Owego
Pope denounces corrosive criticism of Church in West
Pope Paul VI in his Christmas address blasts corrosive criticism from Western intellectual centers including America that undercuts Catholic faith and church unity. He condemns war, political upheavals, and Italy's divorce law, and says the September synod will discuss priesthood and justice in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
Rome
Vatican Curia
Italy
West
America
Austerity Move May Hit Roads
An economy plan at the State Department of Transportation may switch highway work to around the clock shifts and curb sanding to curves and hills. Spokesman says more critical sections will be prioritized, affecting about 6,000 personnel without workforce cuts and will be reviewed for effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Transportation
Rockefeller
CBS Television Blackout Hits Nation for Twenty-One Minutes
A temporary power failure knocked CBS network television off the air nationwide for 21 minutes from 9:17 to 9:38 p.m. EST Monday. A CBS spokesman said programming was halted by a temporary technical power failure and that the network seeks more information on the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
CBS
Chase Manhattan Bank cuts prime rate to 6 percent
The bank lowered its rate from 7 percent citing falling market rates and modest loan demand over the past four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
Paul Ervin Dies at 62 After Heart Attack on Golf Course
Paul R. Ervin 62, member of the Methodist Church Judicial Council and 1964 council president, died of a heart attack Monday while playing golf in Charlotte North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Paul R. Ervin
Judicial Council of the Methodist Church
Council
Former SS Commander Convicted
Franz Stangl, former SS commander of the Treblinka death camp, was found guilty of murdering hundreds of thousands of Jews and sentenced to life in prison. He ran Treblinka in 1942-43. arrested in Brazil in 1967. listed by Simon Wiesenthal as a top Nazi war criminal. Treblinka is near Warsaw. about 781,000 inmates died there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duesseldorf
Germany
Franz Stangl
Treblinka
Poland
Stangl
Brazil
Simon Wiesenthal
Vienna Jewish Documentation Center
Adolf Eichmann
Stang
Eichmanns
Israel
Hitler
Martin Bormann
Gestapo
Heinrich Mueller
Warsaw
Auschwitz
Sobibor
Soviet Union
France
Belgium
Greece
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Austria
Children wounded by hand grenade blast in Gaza camp
In a Gaza Strip refugee camp twelve Arab children were wounded by a hand grenade explosion. Officials said ten boys and two girls, all about ten years old, were injured but not all in serious condition. two remained in serious condition according to hospital officials.
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Gaza City
Gaza Strip
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