Radiological Training Course Opens in Troy
A new radiological training course starts tonight at Hudson Valley Community College for members of the Troy Fire and Police Departments, Civil Defense volunteers, and staff from St. Marys, Samaritan, and Leonard Hospitals. The program, run by the Rensselaer County Office of Civil Defense, covers four two hour sessions and aims to prepare participants to operate fixed radiological monitoring stations countywide with instruction on new detection equipment and practical radioactive-material demonstrations.
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How to Choose a Stock Broker for Investment Guidance
The piece advises selecting a member firm of the New York Stock Exchange, visiting several brokers, and consulting trusted sources. It emphasizes evaluating personal investment goals, budgeting after essentials, and reviewing dividend records for income oriented strategies while noting that securities can rise and fall in value.
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Funeral Conducted For Mrs. Martierer
The funeral of Mrs. Charles F. Martierer Sr. of 363 9th St Troy was held at her daughter's home in Watervliet and at St Patrick's Church in Troy. A Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rt Rev Msgr William H Hust pastor with deacon Rev F William Whalen and subdeacon Rev William L Walsh. Interment followed at St Mary's Cemetery Troy with Father Walsh officiating at committal services. Visiting hours drew many clergy city officials and representatives from local firms and organizations.
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Steel Union Drafting Contract Heads Toward Early Talks
United Steelworkers officials begin closed door meetings led by President David McDonald to shape demands for the contract with steelmakers. The 425000 workers’ pact expires June 30 as talks may start soon after the union conferences, with wage gains and job security on the table.
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Rusk Defends Yugoslav Trade Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk defended U S aid to Yugoslavia amid congressional questions on sending modern fighter planes and strategic materials. He said aid under Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations secured Yugoslavia’s independence and showed Tito as a model of defiance to Soviet imperialism. He added Yugoslavia’s economic ties with other nations were normal and not part of a global communist conspiracy.
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Yugoslavia's independence debate linked to Soviet bloc ties
The secretary argued Yugoslavia competes with the Soviet bloc in commerce and culture in the developing world and can illustrate the risks of over-dependence on the bloc. He noted less than 30 percent of Yugoslavia's trade is with the Soviet bloc and that Western sources dominate its capital, raw materials, equipment, and even military supplies.
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Rensselaer Woman Dies Of Severe Burns
A 58 year old Rensselaer woman died at Albany Medical Center Hospital after a couch fire at her home on 1546 Upper 2nd Street. Firemen said she was asleep when flames broke out and she was severely burned. Rensselaer police and Albany Motor Ambulance Service assisted.
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