Balanchines Jewels dazzles Saratoga audience at SPAC
Balanchine’s Jewels opened the Saratoga Performing Arts Center engagement with Emeralds Rubies and Diamonds. The NYCB production, directed by Balanchine and featuring Villella McBride Farrell and d Amboise, showcases refined choreographic craft set to Maure Stravinsky and Tschaikovsky. About 4,000 attended the 5,100 seat amphitheater, with multiple showings to follow in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Healy
George Thythms
Balanchine
New York City Ballet
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
van Cleef
Arpels
Fifth Avenue
Mme. Karinska
Lincoln Center
SPAC
Jeivels
Two Counties Vote Plans Rejected Again
In a split ruling the court found that weighted voting plans in Saratoga and Washington counties raise doubts about constitutionality and may require proof of validity. The majority urged boards to demonstrate plan reliability while the minority urged plaintiffs prove malapportionment and warned against shifting burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Saratoga County
Saratoga Springs
Washington County
Kingsbury
Stanley Hould
Boards of Supervisors
Justice Breitel
Supreme Court of the United States
Rensselaer County
Supreme Court
Wayne County
Flag-Burning Law Upheld Continued From Page One
The Court of Appeals upheld the 1964 liquor law affecting New York prices and brand shortages, reversed a Macy’s decision on liquor sales, and ruled the old vagrancy statute unconstitutional. It also affirmed Sidney Street’s flag burning conviction and ordered a new trial for Lombardi Jr. on kidnapping and related charges with the issue of transportation deemed incidental to assaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Macy
Macy’s Department Store
New York City
Court of Appeals
Charles ‘Fenster
Sidney Street
Brooklyn
Meredith
Street
New
C. James Lombardi Jr
Manhattan
Lombardi
Boy Four Lost Tuesday Found Alive in Brooklyn Widow's Home
New York AP reports four year old George DAngelo vanished during a Fourth of July outing at Coney Island and was found alive with Brooklyn widow Elizabeth Bermudez 54 who said she meant no harm. The boy was reunited with his parents after examination at Coney Island hospital. Chief Lassen said no charges would be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George D’angelo
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Bermudez
Coney Island Hospital
George J. D'Angelo
Doctors hopeful on Wallace cancer tests in Houston
In Houston, doctors treating Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace said diagnostic tests for her recurrent cancer should be completed this weekend. After the tests, the daily medical bulletin will publish a summary of the findings for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
Daily Medical Bulletin
Three Men Hurt In Two Car Crash In Troy
Two Troy men were hospitalized after a two car collision at Fourth and Adams Streets. Raymond Romano, 20, and Richard Thorton, 19, sustained possible neck and head injuries respectively, with passenger Richard Garland, 45, listed and Peter Moffre, 26, driver of the other car. The Romano vehicle damaged a porch at 272 Fourth Street. Cars towed. investigators Patrolmen McMahon and Gray reviewed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Samaritan Hospital
Fourth
Adams Streets
Raymond J. Roman
Francis St
Richard Thorton
14Th St
Richard Garland
Roman
Fourth Street
Peter J. Moffre
Hill St
Adam St
Fourth St
Romano
Thomas Galvin
John McMahon
John Gray
Thorton
Garland
Moffre
Ten Escape Greenwood Road Blaze
The home of Mr and Mrs James Marlin on Greenwood Road Route 150 near Snyder's Corners was damaged by fire last night but the family of 10 escaped unharmed. The fire spread from a bedroom to the attic causing heavy heat and smoke damage while the Martins were out shopping. Wynantskill Fire Department led response with mutual aid from West Sand Lake and North Greenbush ambulance. Firefighters remained on scene from 7 05 to 8 38 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlin
Greenwood Road
Snyder’s Corners
Wynantskill
Mutual Aid
West Sand Lake
North Greenbush
Defense Dept. Drops Foreign-Flag Waiver
The Defense Department withdrew a request for a waiver allowing foreign-flag ships in the coastwise oil trade after the waiver prompted threats of a general maritime strike near Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Dept
Washington
Defense Department
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Troy and Area
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Agnes E. Roberts at Leonnard Hospital and Chester B. Bates of Menands, with services planned at Riverview and Lasak Funeral Homes. Other obituaries cover Irene Tatem, Mrs. Emily Riddell, Albert Blackwell, Florence Mabey, and William Walsh, listing survivors, affiliations, and burial sites in Elmwood, Oakwood, St. Agnes, and other local cemeteries.
Pentagon noise on polio aid amid union protest in Nicaragua
The Pentagon announced aid to fight polio without mentioning a telegram from three maritime unions demanding a waiver. A group of 32 American unionists arrived in Managua to threaten a strike that could tie up shipping, amid the Vietnam era disease outbreak. More than 30 people have died as the outbreak worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Pe Ece
Managua
Vietnam Sealift
Vale Dies Former RPI Aide at 82 in Troy
Charles W Vale Sr 82 of 64 Campbell Ave Troy former RPI aide and retired plumber died after brief illness at Samaritan Hospital He was born in Troy Elder and 60 year member of Woodside Presbyterian Church survived by two sons a daughter and other relatives Funeral services set for 11 am at Himes Funeral Home 160 Pawling Ave with Rev Richard L Brubaker officiating Interment Oakwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Vale Sr
Campbell Ave
RPI
Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Vale
Troy
Woodside Presbyterian Church
Ella Laney Vale
Charles W. Vale Jr
Lexington
Mass
Robert H. Vale
R. Elizabeth Vale
Himes Funeral Home
Pawling Ave
Richard L. Brubaker
Oakwood Cemetery
Castleton Marine Wounded In Action On Guam
Lance Cpl. Edward F. Carney Jr. of Castleton, 20, is hospitalized at the U S Naval Hospital in Guam from mortar fragment wounds received near Da Nang last April. After leg surgery three weeks ago he is reported in good condition. He has served two years with the Third Battalion, First Marine Division, and is married to Lorrie Riley with two children. He is a Maple Hill High School 1965 graduate, son of Edward and Mrs. Carney of 40 Seaman Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton Marine
Lance
Edward F. Carney Jr
U. S. Naval Hospital
Guam
da Nang
First Marine Division
Lorrie Riley
Castleton Road
Maple Hill High School
Edward Carney
Seaman Ave
Castleton
X Rays Force GE To Alter Color Sets
Massachusetts health officials said General Electric is locating owners of certain large screen color TV sets manufactured between June 1966 and February 1967 and sold after September 1 1966 to modify them to prevent X ray emissions. The report said the emissions came from the bottoms of the sets and no viewer exposure was shown. Modifications will be completed in Massachusetts by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
General Electric Co
Department
National Center For Radiological Health
General Electric
Massachusetts
Douglas to hold Fourth of July event despite rainouts
Heavy rainfall washed out the planned fireworks in Douglas on Tuesday night, with another downpour causing a second postponement. The celebration is rescheduled for Saturday night if the weather cooperates, else the event may stretch into summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas, Ariz
Douglas
Troy Firemen Battle Three Car Fires and Other Blazes
Troy firefighters tackled three car fires yesterday afternoon and an awning fire plus a house blaze last night. Calls began 12 16 pm at Cluett Peabody site and extended to North Troy Trailer Court 3 58 pm and 6 Woodlawn Court 6 59 pm. Sage Lunch awning at 70 Second St. burned briefly. House fire at 428 Tenth St involved first floor. Squad 2, Pumpers 1 and 8 and Truck 3 responded with a booster line. Battalion Chief Frank Walsh directed operations. smoke reported heavy and the blaze controlled within ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Cluett Peabody & Co
North Troy
Woodlawn Court
Tenth St
Frank Walsh
Library Adds 22 New Books To Shelves
Troy Public Library received twenty two new titles to display next week before shelving. Non fiction items include Short Walk on the Campus and FDRs Undeclared War. Fiction selections list Man Who Grew Younger and The Chosen among others from authors Charyn Erskine Nash and Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Public Library
Jonathan Aitken
Martin Buber
Rainey
M. R. Ellis
Machgieles Euwe
F.D.R
T. B. Fehrenbach
Monica Felton
Nantucket
H. C. Forman
A. N. Greeley
Neil Simon
Marshall Sprague
P. M. Sutton
Peary
the Explorer
J. E. Weems
Charley Ross
N. J. Zierold
Jerome Charyn
Margaret Erskine
Pamela Frankau
J. C. Moore
E. W. Nash
Chaim Pat
F. ©. Handall
Charley
T. Young
Saudi Arabia Lifts Britain Embargo Reported
Beirut dispatch says Mecca radio announced Saudi Arabia ended its ban on oil exports to Britain, signaling a break in the pan Arab boycott of Britain the United States and West Germany. The embargo followed the Arab-Israeli war as those nations supported Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Cairo Radio
Saudi Arabia
Britain
Cairo
Mecca
United States
West Germany
Israel
Miss Dinardo Featured In Twirling Who's Who
Julie Dinardo of Green Acres Troy, cocaptain of Topper Twirlers of Troy, appears in the 17th edition of Who's Who in Baton Twirling with photo and sketch. She is Junior Miss Majorette of the Amateur Athletic Union, boasts over 27 medals, and was mini queen of World Twirling Association in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie B. Dinardo
Caroline Dr
Green Acres
Troy
Drum Major Magazine
National Baton Twirling Association
Julie
Amateur Athletic Union
Siam
Arabia
Samoan Islands
United States
Canada
Boy 9 Hurt in Motorcycle Crash Near Auburn
A nine year old boy, Daniel Callaro, riding on a motorcycle with his father near Route 90 and Turnpike, was injured in a crash. The father, David Gainesville Vargas Foundation, reported the boy seriously injured. police said the rider was not killed. The incident follows reports of rising living costs and transportation accidents in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N.Y
Daniel Callaro
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
David
Getulio Gainesville
Vargas Foundation
Heart Attack Kills N. Viet Political Aide
Gen Nguyen Chi Thanh, a top North Vietnamese leader and Politburo member, died of a heart attack at age 53. He was buried in a solemn funeral led by Le Duc Tho, with no successor named in the brief Hanoi News Agency report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
North Vietnam
Nguyen Chi Thanh
Hanoi
Thanh
National Defense Council
le Duc Tho
Former Troy sports teams manager dies
John E. McKenna 64 of St Petersburg Florida, former manager of the Bearcats football and baseball teams at Troy, died yesterday at St Petersburg Veterans Hospital after a long illness. He resided at 2520 Third St in Troy for fifty years before moving to Florida ten years ago. He was husband of Mary Gabardi. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs John Hackett of Troy and Mrs Alfred Edward of New York City. Funeral at Ernest L. Dufresne Funeral Home Tuesday at 9 am and 9:30 am at St. Agnes Church with a Requiem High Mass. Interment in St. Agnes Cemetery.
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Agnes E. Roberts
Agnes BE. Roberts
Coolidge Ave
Troy
Leonnard Hospital
Roberts
Brunswick
Merritt Roberts
Amelia Mead
Augusta Braskowitz
Gideon Lutheran Church of
Frank
Chester Braskowitz
Lillian Braskowitz
Caroline Sullivan
William Wattendorff
James Yates
Theodore Cillis
Riverview Funeral Home
Second Ave
Peter R. Suarez
Gideon Lutheran Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Chester B. Bates
Villa Rd
Menands
Central Warehouse
Albany Medical Center
Mechanicville
Albany
Teamsters Union
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Chester B. Bates Jr
Morgan D. Bates
William Bates
Guilderland
Mabel Zorn
East Berne
Lasak
Northern Boulevard
John R. Sisley
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Miss Tatem
Irene Tatem
Charles F. White
Valley Falls
Percy J. Lambert
Valley Falls Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Schaghticoke
Lambert
Riddell
Emily A. Riddell
Christ
Oliver J. Brooks
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Brooks
John E. McKenna
St Petersburg
Fla
Bearcats
St. Petersburg Veterans Hospital
McKenna
Third St
Florida
Mary Gabardi
John Hackett
Alfred Edward
New York City
Ernest L. Dufresne
Remsen St
Cohoes
St. Agnes’ Church
Drowning Verdict In Upstate Death
Autopsy reveals John A. Becker died from drowning after body found in Eagle Lake near Niconderoga Essex County coroner John Miller noted final ruling pending lab tests. A head bruise was mentioned. Becker, 34, of Pleasantville, was last seen July 4 near the lake.
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Niconderoga
John A. Becker
Eagle Lake
Here
John
Miller
Essex County
Becker
Pidasantville
City to Open Day Care Center in Soon
Troy will host a Day Care Center funded by a 42757 grant approved for a year. Operated by Salvation Army personnel under CEO sponsorship, the center will use St. Lawrence School's basement and first floor to train 30 preschoolers in child development and recreation, led by Major Richard Shaffstall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Troy Commission On Economic Opportunity
Salvation Army
Carleton J. King
St. Lawrence
Jefferson and
Third Streets
St. Lawrence School
Richard Shaffstall
Police Probe Molesting Attempts in Troy
Troy police investigated two alleged molesting attempts reported yesterday. An 11 and a 12 year old girl said a white male in a car offered $10 to reveal the location of St. Marys Hospital while they walked on Jacob Street. Police identified officers Connors and Costello. In a second report, three girls aged 7 8 and 11 said a 40 year old Puerto Rican or Negro man followed them from Knickerbocker Pool in a car until they hid and called police. detectives Foy and Blake searched without results. A separate intrusion at 1904 Seventh Ave disrupted the third floor while Mrs Calahan reported a missing gold ring. Nelligan and Peddie investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Jacob Street
St. Mary's Hospital
William Connors
George Costello
Knickerbocker Pool
William J. Foy
Thomas P. Blake
Clara Calahan
Seventh Ave
James Nelligan
Scott Peddie
German Medal honors Moshe Dayan in Munich mint issue
Bavarian mint strikes a Middle East war commemorative medal dated June 5-8, 1967. The piece features a laurel framed Dayan portrait on one side and a map highlighting Israeli military gains on the reverse. Two German banks offer gold medals in eight sizes from $6.25 to $187.50 and a silver variant at $6.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moshe Dayan
Munich
Germany
Soviet Defense Chief Pavlovsky Meets Boumedienne in Algiers
AP dispatch from Algiers reports Soviet Deputy Defense Minister Ivan Pavlovsky arriving with a military delegation and meeting President Houari Boumedienne. Details describe the visit as part of ongoing military discussions and diplomacy.
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Algiers
Oputy
Ivani Pavlovsky
Houari Boumedienne
Pavlovsky
Cote
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Saratoga Art Center
Balan- Jehnne
Ner
Gabriel Maure
Rubie
Igor Strawinsky
Edward Villella
Patricia McBride
Villella
Miss McBride
Suzanne Farrell
Jacques d’Amboise
Tschaikovsky
Claude Arpels
Nathan Milstein
Saratoga Springs’ Performing Arts Center
Adolph Arthenstaedt
Adolph
Lynne Stetson
Violette Berdy
Susan Handl
Board ‘of Supervisors
Charles Breitel
Fuld
Keating
Scileppi
Bergan
van Voorhis
Burke
Breitel
York City
Criminal Court
Mrs. Wallace
Ten Escape
Mrs. Mabey
Florence B. Mabey
Schenectady
DeMarco-Stone
Rotterdam
Fred E. Rogers
Scotia Baptist Church
Baptist Cemetery
Scotia
Walsh
William F. Walsh
Mechanic St
Hoosick Falls
Mr. Eagle
Hoosick Falls Aelie
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Charles E. Bauman
U.S.A
St. Mary's Cemetery
Paul LaPorte
Harold Thomas
Earl Kenney
Samuel Scaglione
James Redden
Guy H. Phillips
Managua, Nicarague
C. W. Vale
Area Marine
Dinardo
Twirling
Boy
N. Viet
Troy Sports Teams
Upstate
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