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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1967

Page

7

Laos Airfield Sabotage Hits Royal Laotian Air Force

Communist saboteurs damaged or destroyed 10 American built bombers at Luang Prabang Airfield in pre dawn raids. Laotian air power is severely reduced with about 20 T28 planes left, used against Pathet Lao guerrillas in the countryside. British order evacuation from Biafra issued in Lagos. Sir David Hunt directs Britons to Port Harcourt for possible airlift as rebel authorities consider flights.

Reds Vientiane Laos UPI Luang Prabang Southeast Asia Pathet Lao Vietnam Biafra Lagos Nigeria David Hunt Port Harcourt

Hartford Mayor ends state of emergency in North End

Hartford Mayor George B. Kinsella ended a city emergency after violence flared in the North End Negro district with no arrests or vandalism reported. Mediators foresee no early settlement to the copper strike affecting about 37,000 workers across four major and several smaller producers.

Hartford Hartford, Conn George B. Kinsella North End Kinsella Salt Lake City Utah UPI

Erie Maid Completes Canal Voyage To Buffalo

The Erie Maid, a bargelike museum vessel, arrived in Buffalo to celebrate 150 years of Erie Canal history. It will moor in Black Rock Channel for three days with exhibits on multiple floors, including lithographs of canal heroes and historic documents sourced from New York State historic societies.

Erie Maid Buffalo N.Y Black Rock Scott Turnes New York State

Whitehall Soldier Wounded in Vietnam Gebo News

Whitehall Corporal John R. Gebo, 22, of Whitehall, enlisted in the Marines in July 1963, was wounded in action in Vietnam while defending his position against mortar fire. He received abdominal and leg injuries and is aboard hospital ship USS Sanctuary in fair condition. Gebo is attached to the U.S. Marines and has a foster mother Lena Agany and sister Mary.

Whitehall Vietnam John R. Gebo Mary Gebo Éaan Lan Ebo Bee Fire Lena Agany Mary Gebo

Preparation H claims relief and shrinking of hemorrhoids

Scien ce reports a nonprescription Preparation H formula shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves burning itch and pain in many cases. Doctors observed rapid relief, swelling reduction, and less painful bowel movements without narcotics, using ointment or suppositories in patients across New York Washington and the Midwest.

New York, N.Y New York City Washington, D.C Midwest Medical Center

Marcos Visits Filipino Troops in Saigon

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos made a surprise whirlwind visit to Filipino troops in South Vietnam. He said the mission strengthened his resolve to keep them there and noted he was studying whether to increase the 2,500 man force of engineers and other civic action troops.

Viet Troops Saigon VPI Ferdinand Marcos South Vietnam Marcos

Retiring Head Guard at Cluett’s After 51 Years of Service

John Delancey, longtime head security guard at Cluett Peabody and Co., retired Friday after 51 years with the firm. A reception in the employment office honored his career, noting his friendly greeting and long tenure since joining in May 1916.

Delancey John Delancey Cluett Peabody and Co., Inc River Street John Fayles Ruth O’connor Betty Johnson Cluett, Peabody & Co Urm

Three Family Members Die In Camper Truck Fire

A camper truck fire on Route 9W near Catskill killed three members of the Herbert family and injured others. Mrs Drena Herbert and her children Wendy 5 and Kany 3 perished in the blaze as a kerosene stove leak caused the trailer to ignite. Philip Herbert suffered burns. Ralph Gemmill and Ernestine Gemmill also sustained burns with Brian Gemmill uninjured. Investigators cited delayed access to victims as crews fought flames.

France Masonic Apollo Lodge F&am Oriental Temple Aaonms Apollo Comtmaddery Pennsylvania Troy Post American Legion St. John’s Episcopal Church Catskill Second St Green County Memorial Hospital Drena Herbert Wendy Herbert Kany Herbert Philip Herbert Herberts Ralph Gemmill Brian Glen Rock Montreal Can Cementon Herbert Gemmill Ernestine BCI Joseph Valicepsi Joseph L. Cross Leeds Malden and West Camp

YWCA Camp Concludes First Period at Camp Yono chas

The YWCA runs a girls camp for ages 7 to 15 at Camp Yono chas concluding its first period with awards for Debra Doakmajian and other campers. Citations covered swimming progress, certificates, and participation in activities, performances, and trips to wildlife preserves and Camp De-Da-Da.

Camp Yonochas YWCA Carole Hanson Debra Doakmajian June Freilburn Jean Reiner Sue Miller Susan Hollenbeck Lisa Peckham Sleepy Hollow Tadpole Viewpoint Pretoria

Magicians Unit Elects Officers in Capital District

Jammy Atkins of Scotia, a ventriloquist magician and puppeteer, was elected president of the Capital District Ring of the International Brotherhood of Magicians. She follows Miss Mary Zwolenik of Troy as first president. new officers include Clayton Albright Albany first vice president Jay Gorham Troy second vice president Mrs Lynne Albright Albany third vice president Rev Donald Stake Schenectady fourth vice president Mrs Ruth Fonda Scotia secretary Mrs Hazel Avery Hoosick Falls corresponding secretary Thomas Gallagher Albany treasurer William Heffner Elsmere sergeant at arms and Zwolenik chairing the board of directors, with Kenneth Peterson of Scotia also listed.

Jammy. Atkins Scotia Capital District International Brotherhood of Magicians Mary T. Zwolenik Troy Clayton Albright Albany Jay Gorham Lynne Albright Donald Stake Schenectady Ruth Fonda Hazel ‘Avery Hoosick Falls Thomas Gallagher William Heffner Elsmere Zwolenik Kenneth Peterson

Ceremony Conducted By Troy Elks

The Troy Lodge of Elks met Thursday night with Exalted Ruler Theo dore M. DeBonis presiding A Lodge of Sorrow was held for William J Fagan and eulogy given by Patrick S Flannery past exalted ruler Plans for an excursion to Shea Stadium Sunday Aug 6 to see the Mets Giants were completed The bus leaves the lodge at 9 am Reservations due by Tuesday The next meeting is Aug 10 at 8 pm A buffet lunch followed.

Troy Lodge of Elks Theodore M. DeBonis William J. Fagan Patrick S. Flannery Shea Stadium Mets Giants

Probe Urged On Trooper’s Treatment

Gov Rockefeller was urged to probe alleged retaliation against State Trooper John Donohue whose 1964 dismissal, ruled illegal by New York Court of Appeals, followed his challenge to the police promotion system. Donohue, reassigned to Oneida, is a former Peekskill resident with a large family and has risen to acting president of the state police local of AFSCME.

Albany N.Y Rockefeller John Donohue Court of Appeals Raymond R. Corbett New York State Afl-Cio Donohue Oneida Syracuse Utica Peekskill American Federation of State Don

Visher Ferry Church Guild Picnic and Meeting

The Women’s Guild for Service of Amity Reformed Church at Vischer Ferry held a picnic and business meeting at Mrs. Delbert J. Merrill’s home on Vischer Ferry Road. Devotions led by Mrs. Theodore Chandler covered guild membership as a topic. Plans included a rummage sale at First Reformed Church in Au gust, a $150 donation for choir robes, and an oven fried chicken supper on Sept. 9 from 5 to 7 pm with Willard Van Vranken Jr. as supper chair and others on the committee. Proceeds support church benevolences. August meeting skipped. Chandler to host Sept. 6 gathering.

Women's Guild Amity Reformed Church Vischer Merry Delbert J. Merrill Vischer Ferry Road Will Merrill Theodore Chandler Guild First Reformed Church Willard van Vranken Jr George Buffoni Chandler Clarence Kline Sipper Merritt

Hoosick Falls board members hear about ventriloquist Atkins

Miss Atkins, one of three nationally recognized ventriloquists, has performed in major cities and locally. She owns Tommy Atkins Productions, a professional entertainment agency established in Scotia in 1955, and spoke to Eugene Avery and board members.

Eugene Avery Hoosick Falls Miss Atkins Tommy Atkins Productions Scotia

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