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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1965

Page

9

Pleads Guilty To Unlawful Entry Charge

Robert A Morine, 23, of 34 Bond St pleaded guilty to unlawful entry before Justice Joseph Fo Daly and was sentenced to 90 days in Rensselaer County Jail. Morine, aided by attorney Harry Shamban, had previously pleaded innocent. arrested Dec 10 by Patrolmen Alfred Po Carpenter and Roberto Taftatelle at the Alma Court telephone company garage site. Police said Marine was inside the fence, leapt it when chased, and fled toward the Boston and Maine Railroad. warning shots were fired before arrest.

Robert A. Morine Bond St Joseph Fo Daly Rensselaer County Morine Harry Shamban Alfred Po Carpenter Roberto Taltatelle Jesude Athe NOY. Telephone Co Alma Court Marine Boston and Maine Carpenter Taft

Rescued After Twelve Hours In Sea

A 28 year old man identified as Iwan was swept overboard from a sailboat about 20 miles east of Key Largo Monday night. He was found swimming 10 miles off Miami Beach more than 12 hours later and brought to Miami by the charter boat Prowler. Ex paratrooper and expert skindiver Donald McNeal was rescued in good condition and taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital. Dr Charles T Spender aboard the sloop Scalee reported a large wave capsized the vessel, washing McNeal overboard. a raft was later deployed as help was summoned.

Miami UPI Iwan Miami Beach Donald McNeal Prowler Jackson Memorial Hospital McNeal Key Largo Ife Gulfstream Charles T. Spender Scalee Nassau Coast Guard Spencer

Wage Bill Proposes Minimum Wage Increase in Congress

Rep Ricob H. Gilbert DN introduced a bill to raise the minimum wage from 1.25 to 2.00 dollars per hour yesterday in Washington. The measure seeks to boost hourly earnings for workers amid debates on labor standards and cost of living.

Washington Ricob H. Gilbert

Wanted Laboratory Technicians

Recruiting for routine and non-routine analysis of organic materials using wet and instrumental methods. Some inorganic work included. Salary based on background and experience. Send resume to Box 222. All replies kept confidential. Equal opportunity employer.

Brother Leo to Speak at St Michael’s Communion Breakfast

Brother Leo Conrad Leo F S C director of LaSalle Institute will be principal speaker after the 9 am Mass as Holy Name Society of St Michael’s Church holds its first annual Communion breakfast in the church hall Toastmaster Thon as Greeley and Edmand F Dalton will chair the affair The breakfast is prepared and served by the Women’s Guild Rev Francis G Janis is spiritual director Leo, before his Aug 8, 1963 assignment as director of St Joseph’s Normal Institute Barrytown, taught at LaSalle 1945-1981, graduate of Catholic University 1945 Phi Beta Kappa key.

Conrad Leo F.S.C LaSalle Institute Holy Name Society St. Michael's Church Thonas Greeley Edmand F. Dalton Women's Guild of Church Francis G. Janis Brother Leo St. Joseph's Normal Institute Barrytown Brothers of the Christian Schools LaSalle Catholic University Washington, D.C

1965 Strike Toll Highest Since 1959

Washington(AP) The Labor Department reports 1964 strikes cost the nation over 23 million labor days lost, with auto industry bearing about a third. 1.6 million workers participated, the highest since 1959, led by a six week UAW GM stoppage affecting over 250,000. Other notable strikes included Caterpillar organ tests, a 1 day UMW strike in soft coal, and auto worker actions at Ford and American Motors lasting 17 and 4 days.

Washington Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Nelcto United Automobile General Motors Corp Caterpillar Tractor Company United Mine Workers

Granville Executive Dies At 61 In Granville

George Bo Woodard 61 prominent Granville businessman died unexpectedly Sunday evening at his Pine Street home. He owned Granville Building Supply and served as RoSlary president. Survived by wife Doris, daughter Elizabeth Anderson, a grandson and sister Ruth Underdown. Funeral tomorrow at Robert M. King Funeral Home Granville with Rev. Arthur Hasher officiating. Interment in Metower Valley Cemetery.

George Bo Woodard Granville Pine Street iGranville Granville Building Supply Roslary Wandard Granville Central School Board of Education Granville Village Hemis Tose Company Doris McKerh Elizabeth Anderson Mire Ruth Underdawn Albany Robert M. ‘King Gran Mille Arthur PL Hasyer Granville Methodist Church Mettower i Valley Cemetery

Retrial Sought in Extortion Case Against Tony Provenzano

Anthony Provensano seeks a new federal trial claiming jury bias after Stephen Cassidy Sr. made prejudicial remarks about him during years past. Judge Shaw set January 25 for a hearing as a mandate from the Third Circuit remains stayed. Provenzano, former Teamsters Local 360 and New Jersey council leader, was convicted in 1993 of extorting 17 100 from Dann's Transportation to secure labor peace at a Secaucus NJ terminal. he received seven years and a 10000 fine.

Teamsters Union Anthony Tony Pro Provenzano Ay Rensselaer Newark Stephen J. Cass Sidy Sr Secaucus New Jersey U.S. Supreme Court Merth Amboy Warren W. Wilens Thomss Bladen United Auto Workers Ford Motor Co Mahwah Cassidy Legal 906 International Teamsters James RB. Hota Provenzano Teamsters Local 360 Union City New Jersey Teamaters Council

Arraignments in County Court Begin for 168 Indicted

Rensselaer County Court schedules arraignments for 168 defendants named in indictments handed up by the grand jury last Wednesday. A second panel of 50 prospective trial jurors reported for the January term as Judge John T. Casey says the rest of the week will focus on conferences with District Attorney Andrew Dwyer Jr. and defense counsel, or calendar matters for the month.

Rensselaer John T. Casey Dist. Att Andrew Dwyer Jr

Feast of Epiphany Observed at St. Matthew's Latham

St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Latham observes the Feast of Epiphany at 10 30 am with Holy Communion. Senior Youth Group hosted Trey Deanery youth groups after services. Rev Stephen Gillespie rector notes senior classes resume Sunday. Alfred S Lee rector Albany Tenity Episcopal Church adds remarks.

St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Latham Healy Communion Othe Ehereh Trey Eveniny Row Alfred S. Lee Tenity Episcopal Church Albany Stephen WL Gillespie

Rosary Altar Society Receives Communion at St Ambrose

Members of the Rosary Altar Society of St Ambrose Church participated in corporate Communion during the 8 am Mass on Sunday.

Rosary Altar Society St Ambrose Church

Russell Named Special Prosecutor In Three Homicide Cases

Former district attorney Pierce H. Russell will act as special prosecutor for three homicide cases awaiting trial in Rensselaer County Court. He will have full powers of a district attorney in these cases, as newly installed D A M Andrew Pavyer Jr has disqualified himself. Names include Catharine Tramel, Matthew J. Cavanaugh, and William J. Zimmer, with co defendants in the Zimmer case. Jail holds and hospital transfer noted for co defendants, while legal procedures and acting judges history summarized.

Dist Atty Pierce Hh.russell Reassellace John T. Casey Russell Andrew Pavyer Jr Catherine Tramel 30 Troy Albert Matthew J. Ca Robert Lacy Jerry Washington Susie Johnson Albany Rensselaer County Iness Board of Supervisors Lastear Casey Noriis Washington John J. O'Brien Whitehall Schoharie Jude J. Robert Johnson Middleburgh Greene County George L. Cobb Catskill Montgomery Chandler S. Knight Amsterdam la Belle Family Court Martens J. Filley Maurice D. Isenbergh Supreme Court al Thany Suffolk County Court Riverhead B.1 Rocklands County Court New City Surrogate’s

Thief Steals 30,400 Worth of Art From Poughkeepsie Apartment

Police disclosed the theft of artwork valued at 30,400 from the apartment of two Poughkeepsie businessmen. Neighbors reported the break Sunday at the residence of Louis Gaudiosi, linked to Florence Walsh Fashions. Gaudiosi is abroad and not expected home this month. the FBI was notified.

Poughkeepsie Louis Gaudiosi Oy Gaudiosi FBI

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