Tobins Tell Their Tonsil Tales Nec ker
Mr and Mrs Martin Tobin registered five children at St Marys Hospital with the youngest two twins. Deb orah 12 Karen 10 Martin W 6 and twins Daniel and Timothy 2 had their tonsils removed by Dr John E Davis. Deb orah attends St Francis de Sales School while Karen and Martin are in lower grades. Mrs Tobin is Doris Madsen daughter of Otto Madsen. Mr Tobin works at the Troy Post. The children are expected to return home tomorrow.
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Tobin Tots
Troy
St. Mary’s
Karen
Deborah
Martin IT
Daniel
Timothy
Martin Tobin
Congress St
Gerry Dolan
St. Mary’s Hospital
John E. Davis
Martin HW
St. Francis de Sales’ School
Martin
Tobin
Dorisadsen
S. Otto R. Madsen
Mrs Rall Dies Insurance Man's Mother in Troy
Mrs Otto J. Rall of 74 Pawing Ave Troy died yesterday at St Marys Hospital after a long illness. A lifelong Troy resident, she was a communicant of St Francis de Sales Church and widow of Otto J. Rall. Survived by son John and several grandchildren, she was mother of the late William E Otto B and Virginia Rall. Funeral from Edward J Quinn Funeral Home and St Francis de Sales Church will be held tomorrow.
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Otto J. Rall
Pawiing Ave
William E
Otto B
Virginia Rall
Edward J. Quinn
St. Francis de Sales Church
Waterford Fire Auxiliary marks 15th anniversary with supper
The IF B Peck auxiliary observed its 15th anniversary at the firehouse with a covered supper chaired by Mrs. Edith Cook. An anniversary cake from the fire company highlighted the event as Mrs Elsie Jura and Mrs Joan Green led planning for future activities and fundraisers.
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IF. B. Peck
Edith Cook
Elsie Jura
Rita Vaillancourt
Jura
Joan Green
Vaillancourt
Green
Eleanor St. Denis
Angeline Muraski
Kathy Potter
Marie Frament
Vailla
Jessie Grochmal
Muraski
Katherine Grochmal
Normandin
Museum Speaker to discuss Expo 67 at Waterford meeting
Mrs Simone LeSage of Calvert of Canada will discuss Expo 67 at a Waterford Museum gathering in the White Homestead Monday at 8 15 p m. A Montreal club director and Expo passports sale chair, she is a Bart Commercial School graduate from Quebec City. Gerald K Douglas, museum president, announced the new business meeting time 7 45 p m with the program to follow.
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Simone LeSage
Calvert of Canada, Ltd
Waterford
White Homestead
LeSage
Bart Commercial School
Quebec City
Altusa Club of
Montreal
Gerald K. Douglas
Israel Syria peace talks halted by border clash
In Jerusalem Israel halted plans for new peace talks with Syria after accusing Damascus of a fresh border violation. Gen Odd Bull Norwegian chief of staff for the U N truce supervision organization canceled a meeting of the Israeli Syrian Armistice Commission that had been set for yesterday and no new date was announced.
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Israel-Syria
Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
United Nations
Syria
Odd Bull
U.N. Truce Supervisory Organization
Latham Man Named State Civil Service Classified Director
C R Hanrahan of Latham has been named to a top State position in the New York State Department of Civil Service. A native of Albany, he has served in General Services since 1962 and now becomes the assistant director of classification and compensation with an annual salary around 18 535 to 21 088 dollars. He resides at 12 Southern Drive with his family.
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Latham
Division of Ten
New York State Department
Corneliuy M. Hanrahan
Eran Hl
Hanrahan
Tree
General Services
Civiil
Classifical Service Commission
Ployee
Southern Drive
One Pups Survives Well Rescue Operation
Rescuers pulled one of three German shepherd pups from a 28 foot well after two days trapped. Digging halted by cave-ins with one rescuer briefly buried chest-deep. Food lured pups onto a parachute cloth lowered into the shaft as efforts resumed.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Clark
W.C. Brooks
Mickey Creager
Knoxville News-Sentinel
Brooks
Britain Seeks Balanced Europe Troop Reduction
London reports a plan to cut NATO combat-ready forces in Europe citing reduced threat from Soviet society and China. The white paper outlines a $2.1 billion defense cut by 1968 with a $6.174 billion budget for 1967 68 but real terms down $128 million from last year.
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London
Europe
Red China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
Defense
Denis’ Healey
NATO
Allianee
Indian Buried In 790s Has Funeral Rites
In Nixon Nevada deputies held a funeral for Captain Jim who may have been hanged unjustly decades ago. A 1891 Indian Service note found with his remains questions his role as a renegade and mentions a search for lost horses. He was reinterred from a shallow grave south of Gerlach after hikers found him last year broken neck vertebrae noted.
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U.S
Gerlach
Nev
Broen
Two Americans Freed By Cong Still Missing
Saigon reporting that two U S soldiers freed by the Viet Cong have not appeared. Pfc Charles Earle Crafts of North Jay Maine and Sgt Sammie M Womack of Farmville Virginia were said released Feb 7 for the lunar new year. Hanoi Radio said the VC ordered local units to ease their return home. The U S mission in Saigon welcomed the release but expressed deep concern after nine days without sign of the men.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Charles ‘Earle Crafts
North Jay
Maine
Sammie M. Womack
Farmville
Viet Cong
Voters League Praises Troy City Leaders For City Manager Move
The Rensselaer County League of Women Voters commends Troy mayor and City Council for pursuing a professionally trained city manager. The league notes its 1959 charter work and emphasizes ongoing adherence to the charter’s administration standards and qualifications.
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Rensselaer County League of Women Voters
Troy
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