Louis H Dutcher 64 Dies Prominent City Educator
Louis H Dutcher age 64 of 21 Mountain View Ave Rensselaer dies after a long career as a public school educator and churchman. He served 41 years with the Rensselaer Public School System and was principal at Van Rensselaer High School.
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Louis H. Dutcher
Joseph V. Reilly
Rensselaer Public
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Rensselaer
Jennie Hall Dutcher
Louis O. Dutcher
John Hall
Wesleyan College
Middleton, Conn
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Nu
Schools Shutdown For Yale Recess And Community Events
Wynantskill schools will close Tuesday for Christmas recess and reopen Jan 4. PTA parties were held at Gardner Dickinson and Main Avenue, with Mrs James L Dickinson leading hospitality. The Little Red Schoolhouse hosted a special program directed by Mrs Florence Stahlman. Choir rehearsals at First Reformed Church were canceled tonight. Regular schedules resume next Wednesday. Union service planned at Woodside Presbyterian Church with Holy Communion by participating clergy. Girls at the NYS Center for Girls decorated cottages. awards announced by Mrs Kosoriz and Harold A. Bissett. Longtime Rensselaer High principal Dutcher dies. funeral Thursday at First United Methodist Church. Details cover his career, family, and honors. service and interment in Blooming Grove Cemetery.
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Center For Girls
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Second Ave
Rensselaer
Dutcher
Board of Education
Supt. of Schools
Joseph V. Reilly
Electoral College Called Best System for Choosing President
A Columbia University professor and a Brookings Institution analyst argue in a 169 page study that the electoral college with winner take all remains the best method. They contend direct popular vote could cause delays and runoff risks, while it might invite manipulation by losers in early ballots.
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UPI
U.S
Columbia University
Wallace S. Ayre
Judith Parris
Brookings Institution
Connie Francis to wed Izzy Arion in January
Connie Francis will marry hair stylist Izzy Arion on January 14 in Caldwell New Jersey, a spokesman for the singer said Tuesday.
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New York
UPI
Connie Francis
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Caldwell
N.J
Reilly Names Nucci Acting Principal
Reilly announced after the death of Louis H. Dutcher that Richard Nucci, a longtime teacher at Van Rensselaer High School, has been named acting principal.
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Joseph V. Reilly
Louis H. Dutcher
van Rensselaer High School
Richard Nucci
Nucci
Candlelight Christmas Service Planned at First Baptist
A candlelight Christmas Eve service will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m for all families at First Baptist Church. Pastor Rev Roland J Brown announced the event with special choral music planned.
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First Baptist Church
Roland J. Brown
Christmas Eve Service Led by Rev Flechtner at Rensselaer Church
Rev Robert Flechtner pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church in Rensselaer will lead a Christmas Eve service at the church Thursday at 11 p m. The event brings together church members for a late night worship marking the holiday season.
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Robert Flechtner
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of
Rensselaer
Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at First Congregational
Rev Irma F Warfield announces a Christmas Eve candlelight service at First Congregational Church of Rensselaer. The event takes place Thursday at 11 p.m., inviting all to join in the observance.
Mexico Sees Rise in Fertilizer Use and Production
Mexico's 1969 fertilizer production reached 1.3 million tons valued at 96 million dollars. Domestic output now covers about 90 percent of demand, with consumption up nearly 70 percent over six years.
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FixopENT Denture Adhesive Cream Promises Secure Fit
A patent cited invention called FixopENT claims to let denture wearers secure both uppers and lowers with an elastic membrane that absorbs bite shock. The advertising notes improved chewing, speech, and comfort, plus a precise pencil-point dispenser and long-lasting hold.
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Mincemeat Pudding Suggested As Year Round Treats
Food editor notes mincemeat can be used as pudding and as a versatile dessert base. Cakes and pudding cakes can be served as cupcakes or decorated with simple glaze and fruit garnishes like glace cherries pineapple and nuts.
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Associated Press
A Visit To Paris With Julia Child For A Lesson In Cake Baking
Julia Child hosts a kitchen lesson in Paris with chef Jean Deblieux on The French Chef. The segment showcases Gateau in a Cage a caramel encased three layer sponge cake with creme Chantilly and fruit. The recipe and assembling steps, plus Creme Chantilly, mincemeat desserts, and pudding cakes are detailed for home bakers.
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Goodell Ex-Senator Bid Farewell After Tumultuous Career
Charles E. Goodell delivered a brief farewell after a brief Senate term marked by antiwar stances and clashes with Nixon aides. The Jamestown Republican, once a liberal favorite, faced a hard defeat as Buckley’s conservative bid gained momentum and Agnew publicly denounced him.
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New York
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Julia Child Copyright Notice in 1970-71 Print
The text states copyright ownership for 1970-71 by Julia Child and notes her role as author of The French Chef Cook book and co author of Mastering the Art of French Cooking volumes I and II.
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Vast purge hits Czechoslovakia depleting intellectuals
The New York Times reports a sweeping purge in Czechoslovakia removing leading scientists, academics, journalists, and government officials deemed unreliable. Dismissed figures struggle to find work, with some digging subway work and others relying on spouses in factory jobs as universities and media lose top personnel.
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Okefenokee Swamp Waters Flow Toward Two Major Rivers
The swamp's dark waters drain into the Suwannee River toward the Gulf of Mexico and into the St. Marys River toward the Atlantic, guiding its flow toward two distinct basins.
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Best Friends Honor Hemophiliac Boy at Christmas Party
In Wallkill New York a Christmas gathering brought together a young hemophiliac named Chris Regano and the men who hosted the party. Though they had never met before and likely would not meet again, the shared bond made them feel at home with each other.
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Jamestown
New York
Kennedy
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Queens
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Wallkill
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ROTC Enrollment Falls Across Colleges
Washington AP reports ROTC enrollment at 502 colleges for the current academic year dropped to 109,598 from 155,946 last year and 212,417 the year before. The Pentagon plans a Congress package to double ROTC scholarships to about 30,000 and raise stipends to 100 dollars monthly.
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Armed Services
Pentagon
Congress
Cardinal Visits War Zone With Daring WWII Era Tone
Cardinal Cooke visited Fire Base Charlie 2 in Vietnam as a firefight raged within miles. Major Lyon reported the attack while supply helicopters rescued the battalion commander and pilot. The archbishop spoke with armed personnel carriers offering encouragement and prayers.
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Vietnam
Terence Cardinal Cooker
Demilitarized Zone
New York
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Kenneth S. Lyon
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Almond Production Sets World Record in United States
Los Angeles reports the United States harvested an estimated 71 500 short tons of shelled almonds for 1970, a 7 percent rise over 1969. Italy, the second largest producer, yielded about 39 000 tons.
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Los Angeles
United States
Italy
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