Miss Catherine Dolan Dies After Illness
Miss Catherine Dolan of 2632 5th Ave. Troy died Saturday after a long illness. She was a lifelong resident and communicant of St. Peter's Church. Survived by a sister Miss Mary Dolan of Troy. Funeral from Doran Funeral Home at 8:30 a.m. to St. Peter's Church for Solemn Requiem, interment in St. Peter's Cemetery.
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Catherine Dolan
5Th Ave
Troy
St. Peter's Church
Miss Dolan
Mary Dolan
Doran Funeral
St.Peter’s Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Breathe Right and Stay Well in February Digest
Article promotes health tips from Reader's Digest focusing on breathing exercises to improve sleep energy and reduce fatigue. It notes five sixths of lung capacity are idle and encourages quitting smoking with exercises and wellness ideas.
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Reader’s Digest
NZ Communist Party resignations widen split over China link
Six leading members including a former chairman quit the New Zealand Communist Party amid internal strife between pro Chinese and pro Soviet factions. The resignations highlight a rift within the party as tensions rise over foreign alignment.
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New Zealand
New Zealand Communist Party
China
New Zealand Party
US gold outflow hits 1965 peak at 1.664 billion loss
The Federal Reserve Board reports the United States lost 1.664 billion dollars worth of gold in 1965 the largest annual outflow since 1960 leaving 13.807 billion dollars in gold by year end 1965 including 74 million in the exchange stabilization fund. Former Gov Endicott Peabody plans to seek the Democratic Senate nomination while Boston Mayor John F Collins also contemplates a bid. A Rochester University student sets a new 24 hour broadcasting record at UNH’s WUNH FM eclipsing the previous 60 hour mark by Ron Hammer.
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U. S. Senate
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Francis X. Bellotti
John F. Collins
Senate
Durham
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University of Rochester
New Hampshire
Bruce Theriault
Wunh-Fm
University of New Hampshire
Ron Hammer
Governor to convene Albany Conference on Natural Beauty
Gov Rockefeller announced a Governor's Conference on Natural Beauty for February 25 in New York City to discuss improving urban and rural environments. About 1,200 officials experts and citizens will attend to address air and water pollution historic preservation waterfront development and parks. Police Commissioner Broderick said he would not oppose outside representation on the civilian complaint review board while supporting the current board.
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Rockefeller
New York City
New York
Vincent L. Broderick
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Seven Students Earn Eighth Grade Equivalency Diplomas
Adelard F. Hanley announced that seven students received their eighth grade equivalency diplomas at School 5. The group includes Ethel Harrell, Creola Williams, Katie Watson, Linda Schwartz, Lawrence Martin, James Plumadore and Robert Gilbert. Gerald Amyot praised the class and handed out the diplomas as Hanley noted openings in all classes and for non English speaking learners at School 12. Classes run Monday through Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m.
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Ethel Harrell
Creola Williams
Katie Watson
Linda Schwartz
Lawrence Martin
James Plumadore
Robert Gilbert
Gerald Amyot
Hanley
Loyal Women Meet in Wynantskill for Bible Study
Eagle Mills group of the Loyal Women's Class of the Christian Church Disciples of Christ will gather at Mrs Harry Iveson home in Wynantskill for a covered dish luncheon devotions and a business session led by president Mrs Forrest H Patrie The first Acts Bible study session begins Wednesday at 10 30 am.
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The
Christian Church, Disciples of Christ
Harry Iveson
Wynantskill
Forrest H. Patrie
Woman's Society program led by Rev J Moist in Cortland event
Mrs. Florence Lee of BR 9 3343 attends a project at the home of Mrs. Lauriston P Winsor sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church with Mrs Winsor in charge. Rev J Franklin Moist will guide the program. Miss Helen Krause, a student at State University College at Cortland, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Krause during winter recess.
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Lauriston P. Winsor
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Winsor
J. Franklin Moist
Helen Krause
State University College At
Major Troy Building Permits Reach 8.15 Million in 1965
Building operations in Troy totalled 718 permits worth 8,146,839.50 dollars in 1965 according to Bridge Superintendent Frederick K. Ryan. The largest permit was 2,508,000 for the RPI student union lounge, while new residences accounted for 1,164,900 across 86 permits.
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Brdg
Frederick K. Ryan
Ryan
RPI
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