Long Island couple wed in Catholic ceremony
Miss Jeanne Mary Gustafson daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gustafson of Huntington Station and Thomas Arthur Gizara son of Mr and Mrs Chester Gizara of Troy were married at St Elizabeth Church on Saturday Dec 13 Rev John P Murray officiated the Nuptial Mass. The couple plan to reside in Ravena after a Jamaica honeymoon.
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Jeanne Mary Gustafson
Wilbur R. Gustafson
Huntington Station
Thomas Arthur Gizara
Chester J. Gizara
Troy
St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church
John P. Murray
Gustafson
Jayne Michaud
Carol Harlow
Diane Hagedorn
Glendale
Robin Teitel
Cindy Harlow
Lisa Gizara
Christina Gizara
Chicago
William Gizara
George Harlow
James Gustafson
John Gustafson
George Harlow Jr
Galaxie
Plainview
Gizara
Alfred University
Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk High School
Brentwood High School
Jamaica
Ravena
Area Nurse to Wed at Barksdale AFB
1st Lt. Noel E. Smith of Barksdale Air Force Base La. will wed Capt. Michael J. Doran also of Barksdale AFB. The ceremony is set for January 10 at the Barksdale Base Chapel.
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Kenneth G. Smith
Schenectady
Lenox Hill Hospital
New York City
Air Force
Captain Doran
Ohio
Notre Dame University
Miami University
Fassett Engagement to Donald Savage Announced
Ruth and Emmett Fassett of Albany announce the engagement of Laurie Anne Fassett to Donald Fairbank Savage. Laurie Anne Fassett is Albany Academy for Girls and Cazenovia College alumna and works as a dental assistant. Savage is a Lawrence Academy and St. Lawrence University graduate with Travelers Insurance in Albany. The marriage is set for April 11.
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Ruth Andrus
Emmett T. Fassett
Warren St
McKownville
Albany
Laurie Anne Fassett
Donald Fairbank Savage
Warren F. Savage
Averill Park
Miss Fassett
Albany Academy For Girls
Cazenovia College
Savage
Lawrence Academy
Massachusetts
St. Lawrence University
Canton
The
Travelers Insurance Co
Tisdale announces engagement to Villamil of Oneonta
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tisdale of Scotia announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Anne to Keith Richard Villamil son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Villamil of Mechanicville. Patricia is a Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School graduate and a sophomore at State University College Oneonta majoring in modern languages. Keith is a Mechanicville High School graduate and senior at Oneonta majoring in history and economics. he belongs to Sigma Tau Alpha. The wedding is set for October 26.
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Henry T. Rowe
Averill Park
Judith Anne Teal
Bruce Wayne Adams
Otto Schwaiger
Lansing Road
Troy
Miss Teal
Averill Park High School
Hudson Valley Community College
Tau Beta Phi Sorority
Adams
Marine Corps
Vietnam
J. W. Tisdale
Scotia
Patricia Anne
Keith Richard Villamil
Frank G. Villamil
1St St
Mechanicville
Miss Tisdale
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School
State University College
Oneonta
Mechanicville High School
One
Joyce Harvey Weds William Daniels in Texas Ceremony
Miss Joyce Elizabeth Harvey daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton E Harvey jr of Voorheesville married William E Daniels son of Mr and Mrs Frank Daniels jr of Nan NJ in New Boston Texas on December 22 19.. The bride a graduate of Clayton Bouton High School Voorheesville and Russell Sage College teaches physical education at Hoosie Valley Central High. The groom a Framingham Mass native attended RPI earned a BS in mechanical engineering and studies at Texas A&M graduate school under a federal fellowship. They will reside in New Boston after February 1.
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Carlton E. Harvey Jr
Pleasant St
Voorheesville
Joyce Elizabeth Harvey
William E Daniels
Frank Daniels Jr
Newnan
New Boston
Texas
Daniels
Framingham High School
Framingham
Mass
RPI
Graduate School of Business Management
Texas A&m
Houston
Miss Plouffe Weds Sgt Hebert On Thanksgiving Day
Mary Ann Plouffe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Armand Plouffe of Cohoes married Sgt Gary Arthur Hebert son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hebert of Cohoes at St Marie's Church. The ceremony was led by Rev Lionel Guillaume with Earl Hebert as best man and Estelle Hebert as matron of honor. A reception followed at the Hebert home. The bride, a Keveny Memorial graduate and Colony Liquor Distributors secretary, wore a rosepoint lace empire gown. Hebert, a Marine Corps veteran returning from Vietnam, is stationed at Camp Lejeune.
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Mary Ann Plouffe
Armand Plouffe
Cataract St
Cohoes
Gary Arthur Hebert
Clarence E. Hebert
Congress St
St. Marie’s Church
Lionel A. Guillaume
Plouffe
Estelle Hebert
Earl Hebert
Nixon set to sign tax bill amid budget talks
President Nixon plans to sign the tax reform bill as congressional conferees cut revenue losses. Defense Secretary Laird says Pentagon outlays will be a smaller share of the budget than in any year since World War II. Nixon delays trip to California for budget negotiations and will address the State of the Union on January 22.
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Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
Pentagon
California
San Clemente
Washington
Senate House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Mayo
John D. Ehrlichman
Truce Ends as Fighting Flare Across Vietnam
U S and South Vietnamese casualties rise as a New Year truce lapses. Reports tally 34 enemy killed and 35 wounded, 12 Vietnamese killed, 25 wounded with two missing, and 3 Americans wounded. U S command cites 100 enemy killed or captured in allied raids around Saigon and near the DMZ. The 1st Infantry Division, entering war July 1965, is set to be withdrawn by April 15 with the 5th Division likely to take over in the Saigon region.
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U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Saigon
Vung Tau
Vietnam
Nixon
5Th Division
5Th
Halibuts Reach Massive Weights Reported
A halibut can weigh as much as 600 pounds. The article notes possible gains from combining sterilization methods using heat and nuclear radiation, suggesting joint use may outperform either method alone.
Fire damages Sterling-Winthrop Pump Station in Rensselaer
A natural gas explosion at Sterling-Winthrop Research Institute pumping station off Red Mill Road in Rensselaer sparked a major fire. Two firemen were injured, walls and gas lines were ruptured, and Niagara Mohawk shut a main valve to stop the blaze. The site suffered severe interior damage and investigators pursued the cause.
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Sterlin-Winthrop Research Institute
Rensselaer
Red Mill Road
Clinton Heights
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Asst
Vincent Memole
Memole
Northeast Storm Leaves Cities Paralyzed Across the Northeast
A fierce storm from the Gulf and Arctic fronts swept the Northeast, causing widespread power outages and city disruptions. Worcester and Westfield in Massachusetts faced emergencies over contract disputes delaying snow removal, while airports and highways faced closures and delays as travel stalled.
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Mid- Atlantic
Seaboard
Massachusetts
Worcester
Francis J. McGrath
Westfield
John J. Palczynski
LaGuardia
New York
Kennedy
Penn Central
New York- Washington
Alantic
Ship Abandoned Before Explosions Off Midway
The freighter SS Badger State abandoned ship in heavy seas northeast of Midway Island after munitions exploded aboard. The captain and 12 crew members were rescued. 44 crewmen initially remained unaccounted as lifeboats and rafts were deployed amid 5-10 foot seas and 8-15 foot swells.
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Honolulu
Badger State
Midway Island
Air Force Ordnance
Bangor Ammunition Depot
Seattle
Wash
da Nang
Vietnam
Navy
Midway
Military Sea Transport Service
76Th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Center
Hickam Air Force Base
Khian Star
Thhhe Khian Star
Air Force
Hickam
Manhattan School Board Under Fire
Manhattan Borough President Percy E. Sutton accused the Board of Education of creating chaos by decentering districts in Manhattan. He says the move to five districts, from six, follows a political motive and will undermine local parent and community groups. Interim board VP Murry Bergtraum defended the plan as mandated by the state legislature.
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New York
Manhattan
Percy E. Sutton
Board of Education
Sutton
Isaiah Robinson
Two Bridges
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Murry Bergtrau
Interim Board of Education
Influx to Formosa Seen Reaching Record 365000 Tourists
Taiwan tourism officials forecast 365000 visitors this year a 20 percent rise led by Japanese at 44.2 percent and Americans at 30.5 percent with growth outpacing last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Fire mascot Smoky returns after Bronx store blaze
Smoky the dalmatian mascot of Fire Engine Company 45 vanished Friday morning during a three alarm Bronx department store fire. Children found him at noon and he rode a fire truck back to his company after a fresh alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smoky
Company 45
Agnew Delivers Asia Trip Preview Before 10 Nation Tour
Vice President Spiro Agnew briefed reporters at Andrews Air Force Base before a 37 000 25 day journey to ten Asian nations. He said he is excited about his first Asia trip and outlined the Nixon Doctrine as a world wide posture with treaty commitments, a nuclear shield, and regional economic growth. He called Viet Nam a matter of concern and urged Asian self help while criticizing North Vietnamese officials over talks with American wives.
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Formosa
Agnew
Washington
Andrews’ Air Force Base
Asia
California
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Paris
Guam
Romania
Grant Snubs Cold Weather
MINNEAPOLIS ST PAUL AP Bud Grant the Minnesota coach braved 17 degree cold in a T shirt outside the team meeting as he dismissed weather as a factor before the Rams versus Vikings NFL showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Bud Grant
Minnesota
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