Raub Named Assistant To Allen In Education Department
Stanley L. Raub of Orangeburg was appointed by Education Commissioner James B. Allen as assistant commissioner for education, finance and management services in the New York State Education Department. Raub, then superintendent of the South Orange town School District in Rockland County, will replace Maurice G. Osborne who plans to retire.
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Albany
N. Y
Stanley L. Raub
Orangeburg
Edugalith
James B. Allen
State Education Department
Raub
South Orangetown
Rockland County
Maurice G. Osborne
Wan
Television Schedule Highlights and Notable Airings
A dense listing of TV time slots and programs from 8:30 a.m. through late evening, featuring Modern Math, Gulliver’s Travels, Fireball XL5, Super Six, Casper, Frankenstein Jr, Calculus and Analytical Geometry parts I and II, Space Ghost, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Birdman and Galaxy, Moby Dick, King Kong, Atom Ant and Secret Squirrel, George of the Jungle, Top Cat, Beatles, Cool McCool, Johnny Quest, American Bandstand, Championship Bowling, Governor Rockefeller taxes, Sun Bowl and Gator Bowl through Islip, NFL and NBA previews, various films, and major specials including the Orange Bowl Festival highlights and pre-New Year gala with Raymond Burr and Anita Bryant.
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Casper
Rocke
Rockefeller
Mississippi
Texas
Bbc Paso
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Islip
Chris Schenkel
USA Music
Devil's Canyon
Dale Robertson
Poindexter
Morning to Evening Broadcast of Classical Music Schedule
A detailed daylong radio programming grid lists concerts, symphonies, and showcases from morning through late night. It features works by Haydn, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, Rimsky-Korsakov, Vivaldi, Schubert, Bizet, Nielsen, Brahms, Chopin, Mendelssohn, and others performed by ensembles such as Vienna State Opera Orchestra, Boston Pops, London Symphony, and Suisse Romande Orchestra with noted soloists and conductors.
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Carden
Haydn
Bortkievich
Waldteufel
Vienna State Opera
Orch
Paulik
Liszt
Boston Pops
Bizet
Price
Mozart
Festival Chamber Orch Dorals
Tchaikovsky
London
Previn
Lindov
Festival OF Music
Nielsen
Vivaldi
Nick Brignola
Fjelstad
Ruggiero Ricci
Telemann
Academy of St. Martin In the Fields
Marriner
Brahms
Robert Shaw
Shaw
Endich
Koploff
McCoy
Uppman
Chopin
Alexander Brailowsky
RCA Victor
Ravel
Pavan
Boston
Leinsdorf
Artur Rubinstein
Vienna
Violin
Clagier
Arthur Grumians
Egida Giordani Sartori
Philips
Schenectady Man 69 Dies In Home Fire
A Schenectady house fire killed 69 year old William Kaiser found in the kitchen. His wife Rose was injured and hospitalized. Firefighters battling the flames were overcome but recovered. The blaze at 310% Craig Avenue remains under investigation.
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Schenectady
William Kaiser
St. Clare's Hospital
Rose
Ellis Hospital
Israel's Aquaba Ashkelon Oil Pipeline Nears Start
Israel plans to pump Gulf of Aqaba oil directly to the Mediterranean via a 260 mile pipeline from Eilat to Ashkelon with a capacity of 60 million tons per year. Greek regime approves balanced 1968 budget of $1.54 billion with small defense cut, education rise, and $66 million surplus.
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Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
API
Israel
Gulf of Aquaba
Eilat
Ashkelon
Mediterranean
Athens
CIA ends private group support by year end
The State Department announced that all secret CIA backing of private American voluntary organizations will terminate by December 31. Some groups received extra funds to tide them over as the three man Johnson committee winds up its work amid disclosures of CIA aid to overseas student and other organizations.
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Washington
CIA
State Department
Johnson
Central Intelligence Agency
Mohawk Valley Grange committees meet this week
Mohawk Valley Grange finaling committee meets Tuesday at Grange Hall and church at 8 p.m. The Methodist Men's Club gathers Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Ladies Aid at Amity 1 p.m. Reformed Church meets Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. James McKain's home. Evening Circle meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Vischer Ferry Fire Co. meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. newly elected officers seated. Edward Coblish to appoint committees. Clerk Stella H. Linnie sets license deadline for tomorrow. Open house by Rev Edwin A. Vonlderheide at Jonesville parsonage tomorrow 3 to 5 p.m.
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Mohawk Valley Grange
Grange Hall
Methodist
Ladies Aid Society of the Amity
Reformed Church
James
Edward Coblish
Stella H. ‘Linnie
Clifton Park
Edwin A. Vonlderheide
Jonesville
Methodist Church
Riots Seen to Persist in Northern Cities Says Psychologist
New York AP reports Dr. T M Tomlinson argues Negro riots will continue in northern cities until poverty and living conditions improve with massive funding. He cites racial distrust and urges economic political programs for Negro advancement, noting the Watts riot shaped white perceptions.
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New York
T.M. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
University of California At Los Angeles
Los Angeles
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Watts
Jackie Gleason Show Holiday Variety Special
TV guide highlights Jackie Gleason Frank Fontaine Milton Berle Kate Smith Louis Armstrong and Bert Kaempfert with Jerry Collins. Movie Some Kind of Wild stars Carroll Baker in a 1961 United Artists thriller. King Orange Jamboree Parade on Biscayne Boulevard features 50 floats and 30 marching bands described by Raymond Burr and Anita Bryant.
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Andy Griffith
Koltanowski
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Anita Bryant
Jackie Gleason
Louis Armstrong
Milton Berle
Frank Fontaine
Bert Kaempfert
Kate Smith
Jerry Collins
Jackie
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Milton Berley
Bert Kaempert
Carroll Baker
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