Cohoes CYO Schedules Weekend Basketball Action
Edward Ike Campbell announced Cohoes CYO weekend games with juniors at Kevely Memorial and Van derheyden Hall and intermediates at Keveny and Troy CYO Center. Senior division canceled due to lack of interest after two teams joined. Also notes on Aldus Manutius and 9th century softcover book growth.
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Cohoes Cyo
Edward
Ike) Campbell
Cohoes Cyo Athletics
St. Patrick's
St. Bernard's
Keveny
St. Marie's
Sacred Heart
Troy Cyo Center
St. Aanes
Vanderheyden Hall
Ule
Campbell
New Faces and Programs Set The Pace In Cohoes 1964
Cohoes rode a political shift as the Cohoes Citizens Party ended a 20 year Democratic reign in 1964. Resignations hit the new administration including assessors and treasurer. New commissions formed and urban development pushed, while primary battles left scars on both major parties. Voter turnout reached 98 percent in a year noted for surprises and ongoing reforms.
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Cohoes
Democratic Committee
New Party
Citizens’ S Party
Economic Opportunity Commission
Civil Service Commission
Traffic Commission
Recreation Commission
Biller
J. Willard Frament
William J. Dawson
Citizens Party
Albany Supply & Equipment Co
Thomas J. Donnnelly
Donnelly
Carl Newell
Johnson
Inaugural Ball invitees and local holiday updates
Mrs A W Nevins of Schuylerville and Cornelia Kemmet of Schuylerville receive formal invitations from President Johnson and VP Humphrey to attend the Inaugural Ball in Washington on January 20. Seaman Joseph L. Trew serves on USS Franklin D. Roosevelt in the Sixth Fleet. Charles Thibodeau and family return to Chicago after holiday visits with local relatives. Michael Parillo joins them for holiday recess. Robert Stutz returns from Glens Falls Hospital. Mrs Lillian Boyer and Mrs Gerald Westcott are patients in Saratoga Hospital.
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Cornelia Kemmet
R. D. I Schuylerville
State Democratic Committee
Johnson
Huebert Humphrey
Washington, D.C
Joseph L. Trew
USN
John A. Drew
Franklin D'Roosevelt
Sixth Fleet
Medierranean
Charles Thibodeau
Chicago
Harvey Thibodean
James Parillo
Michael Parillo
Robert Stutz
Glens Falls Hospital
Lillian Boyer
Saratoga Hospital
Gerald Westcott
Opening date set for Greenwich Senior High School
Greenwich Central School District announces a Monday opening for the new Senior High School for grades 9 through 12. Students will use a west-side sidewalk, connect to the new roadside path, and enter via the front doors at 8:30 a.m. Orientation will be extensive and lockers with combinations will be issued. Bus loading, fire drills, and other routines will be put in place.
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Greenwich Central
Village
Baker Suit Settled in Out of Court Deal
Washington report: an out of court settlement dismisses a 380000 lawsuit against Bobby Baker, with reports highlighting a 30000 figure and alleging the suit involved a defense firm contract given to another vending company. The Baker investigation will resume after Congress reconvenes, with a federal grand jury and Senate inquiry continuing to probe Baker’s business interests.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Baker
Capitol Vending Co
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Unite States
Sabbath Services Across Synagogues In City
Sabbath services at Temple Beth El 1713 Sth Ave begin 8 15 p m with Rabbi Horowita sermon One Shabbat follows Tomorrow 9 15 a m Torah reading and discussion Junior and intermediate 10 a m Kiddush after services Leaders Training Fellowship meets after the service Weekday services 7 45 a m Daily 6 45 a m and 4 20 p m Sunday 7 30 a m Sabbath Eve at Temple Berith Sholom 1673rd St Rabbi Gutmann conducts Exodus and Psalms readings Panels feature college students debating continuation of Judaism in today’s world
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Temple Beth el
Sth Ave
Hermin L. Horowita
Kiddush
Jewish Community Center
Jewish Youth League
Temple Berith Sholom
At & Pam
Julius K. Gutmann
Jerome Berney
Linda Koffman
Jeffrey Mintz
Ralph Sternberg
Rita Weinberg
More People Hospitalized in 1963 Nationwide
New York AP I reports nearly 11 million more persons admitted to hospitals in 1963 than 1962. The Health Insurance Institute cites American Hospital Association data showing 25,267,000 Americans hospitalized in 1963, about one in seven, up 960,000 from the prior year.
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New York
API
United States
Health Insurance Institute
American Hospital Association
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Sts. Peter and Paul and
St. Bernard’s
Kevely Memorial Academy
St. Michael's
Venice
Aldus Manutius
Winter Merchandise
Mms
Cohoss
Breault’s Liquor Store
Ontario ST
Cohoes - Off
Remsen ST
Marty Marra
Paw G. van Buskirk
James E. McDonald
VanBuskirk
Robert M. Curran
Common Council
Albany
Board of Supervisor
Schuylerville
A. W. Nevins
St. Pauls
Troy
Rene Bozarth
Society of St. Paul
Southwest Africa
Father Bozarth
St. Paul's Church
Greenwich
St. Stephen’s Church
Centenary Methodist Church
Troy-Bennington District of Troy
Lawrence Larrowe
Bessie St. Mary
Earl Norton
Charles Perkins
Russell
EW. Norton
St. Matthew's Church
Latham
Alfred Lee
Trinity Charch
Father Lee
Skid‘more College
Saratoga Springs
Ludwig Russer
van Rensselaer Blvd
Menands
Temple Beth
Beth Tephilah
Berith Sholom
Cohoes, N.Y
Franks
Duff
Congress St., Cohoes
Heinz's
112Th ST
Htn
Food Tee
Wwe
Ores
Iuantities Limited
National Furniture CO
Remsen
Axminster
Famous
Hollywood Beds
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