Saratoga Officials Discuss Water Lines and Sirens
At Saratoga Springs City Council, residents petition to extend city water to Wagner Henning roads and Caroline Street area. Mrs Grace Martino seeks water and sewer service to her Elm Street home. A four inch line exists nearby. no sewer. Council tabled the requests for study as a civil defense sirens cost plan moves forward with federal funding share.
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Wagner and
Henning Roads
Caroline Street
Saratoga Springs
Charles A. McTygue
Grace Martino
Elm St
West Circular Street
James Bendon
Public Safety Dept
Robert W. Clark
County Civil Defense
Public Safety
Harry F. Burke
Civil Service
Edna M. Ferrere
Jerome Pitney
Barbara Clements
Bowles to Lead 19 Day Lagos Nigeria Mission
Bowles will hold regional conferences with U S ambassadors and depart Washington for Lagos Nigeria. Salinger said Bowles will be away for 19 days, with a Lagos stopover. When asked about a meeting with the President, the press secretary said no plan was known.
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U.S
Salinger
Bowles
Washington
Lagos
Nigeria
Lillie
Rowles
Obituary notices cover varied local deaths and funerals
Obituaries list Adele Belfiglio, Eldert Vischer, Mary Paloski, and Augustus Sullivan. Details include funeral times, locations, interment sites, church services, pallbearers, and relatives. Readings note Requiem Masses, choir performances, and veteran affiliations.
X Rays Campaign Urges Adults to Get Chest X Rays
Paul J. Cronin presided over the meeting urging ward residents over 25 to participate in an X ray program. Edward W. Patilson, chair of the X ray program, said Troy’s TB rate is 42 per 100000 versus 26 statewide, with 25 new cases in 1960. The program aims to locate TB early through X rays funded by state and county resources.
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Gal
Paul J. Cronin
Social Security Office
Edward W. Patlison
Troy
Troy High School
Midtown
Pattison
Te Troy
Civie Expert Named To Albany Committee
William P. McGlone a 44 year old Albany civic affairs expert was appointed to the temporary state commission on the capital city Lt Gov Malcolm Wilson announced McGlone will assume the 15000 a year post on Monday The commission will meet August 1 in the State Education Building Albany
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William P. McGlone
Albany
Malcolm Wilson
McGlone
Soviet denounces UN bid amid Geneva talks stalemate
Semyon Tsarapkin, Soviet delegate, dismissed the American British push to bring the nuclear test issue to the UN General Assembly. He accused the United States and Britain of seeking a propaganda cushion to blunt world opinion as atomic tests resume. Charles Stelle and Hugh Morgan read their governments’ notes into the record.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United Nations
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
UN General Assembly
Tsa- Tapkin
United States
Britain
Hugh Morgan
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Stelle
Morgan
Moscow
U. S
Russia
Assembly
Spain's Army Parades With American Arms
Madrid witnesses a three hour parade of 20 000 troops and 30 000 veterans marking Franco era revolution. US built tanks and armored cars, rocket launchers, German bombers and US supplied arms highlighted the display as Spanish leaders watched.
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Madrid
U.S
Spain
Space Shot for Grissom Prepares for Suborbital Flight
The Redstone rocket, loaded with volatile fuel, will lift astronaut Gus Grissom on a 15 minute suborbital flight to 115 miles, with Shepard monitoring from the block house. If needed, Glenn stands by to replace, with rescue handled by Navy assets and medical checks planned on Grand Bahama Island before Cape return.
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Grissom
Powers
Patrick Air Force Base
Redstone
Tange
LE Grissom
Atlantic Ocean
Shepard
Russia
Yuri Gagarin
Earth
Astra Neur
John H. Glenn Jr
Mitchell
Ind
Betty
Septh
Mark
Newport News
Glenn
Kurt Debus
Randolph
Grand Bahama Island
Cape
Argentine Union Calls General Strike Paralyzing Buenos Aires
Two million members of the Argentine Confederation of Labor called a 24 hour general strike in Buenos Aires to show strength against President Arturo Frondizi. Tension rose as federal police posted guards at utilities and watchmen at big businesses. Strikers, many Peronist supporters, criticized Frondizi amid rising living costs and labor attempts to win over unions.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Argentine Confederation of Labor
Arturo Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
Frondizi
T. W. Sorrell Named Vermont Marshal
President Kennedy announced yesterday the appointment of Thomas W. Sorrell of Burlington Vermont as U S marshal for Vermont to succeed Dewey E. Perry at a salary of 10635 dollars a year. Sorrell is 43 and has worked as an investigator for the Central Vermont Railroad since 1953 and served on the Burlington Police Commission for three years. He is a Democrat.
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Kennedy
Thomas W. Sorrell
Burlington
U.S
Vermont
Dewey E. Perry
Sorrell
Central Vermont Railroad
Burlington Police Commission
Papers Will Pay Higher Wire Rates On Leased Lines
Washington reports the FCC issued a 160 page ruling raising yearly charges for leased teleprinter and telephoto lines from AT&T and Western Union. The decision targets 9 percent and 7.5 percent private line earnings, with AT&T and Western Union facing net revenue increases of about 1.5 million and 750 thousand respectively, while shifting rates to 24 hour seven day service and adjusting line and connection charges. Public notices suggest appeals remain possible as schedules must be filed by August 15 and exceptions by September 15.
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Washington
UPI
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Western Union
Federal Communications Commission
Western Unnion
At&t
FCC
At&t and
United Press International
American Newspapers Publishers S Association
ANPA
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Associated Press
Commission
UPL
ANITA
Ayub Khan Says Pakistan Is America’s Friend Not Neutral
President Ayub Khan, returning from a U S visit, declared Pakistan a friend of the United States and not neutral. He praised honest neutrality, urged U S recognition of promises, and stressed that Pakistan’s security hinges on U S leadership and a sense of realism. Vice President Lyndon B Johnson accompanied him from Texas.
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New York
Ayub Khan
Pakistan
United States
U.S
Ayub
Austin
Tex
United Nations
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lone Star State
Ayu
France to restart peace talks with Algerian rebels Thursday
Paris reports France will resume Evian talks with Algerian rebels on Thursday after a June pause. Proceedings began May 20 at Evian les Bains and paused June 13 for a period of rejection. Lugrin Chateau near Evian hosts discussions as violence continues in Algeria amid slim prospects for independence agreement.
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Paris
UPI
France
Evian-Les-Bains
Lake Geneva
Lugrin
Evian
Algeria
Britain faces credit squeeze and pound pressure
Britain by those in the commonwealth has climbed to 180,000,000 pounds about 54 million dollars, with the Bank of England rate rising to 5 1 2 or 6 percent. Measures to curb wage and dividend growth may freeze government and nationalized industry wages. The pound trades near 2.78 dollars, trades rally in Europe and New York, and government promises anti inflation measures to restrain speculation.
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Bank of England
Macmillan
Britain
Beleeve Macmillan
Pound
France
West Germany
Europe
New York
U.S
Lloyd
House Bill Extends Secret Service to VP and Outgoing President
The House passed by voice vote a measure to provide Secret Service protection for the vice president and the outgoing president, with protection for the outgoing president for about six months and for the president-elect. The bill, costing roughly $100,000 annually, requires the president to request protection.
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House
Washington
Senate
Secret Service
Rockefeller Visits Venezuela Briefly Tests Political Plans
Gov Nelson Rockefeller arrived in Caracas for a private 10 day stay at Montesacro ranch. He said his only political plans are to seek reelection and that it is too early to discuss the 1964 presidential race.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Montesacro
Carabobob
Staten
Rockefeller
Vacationing family victim of roadside shooting near Bakersfield
Joseph and Irene Yilek of Fontana were slain and their two young sons narrowly escaped as a gunman attacked their auto-towed cabin cruiser beside U S Route 99 three miles north of Bakersfield. Irene fought off the assailant after he demanded money. The weapon, a .22 pistol, was later found. neighbors had warned travelers about camping beside highways amid nearby attacks.
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Bakersfield
Calif
UPI
Joseph
Irene
Yilek
Fontana
Vilek
California
Here
Jeannette Sullivan
Rockville
Conn
Moab
Utah
Memorial Hospital
Kern County Sheriff’s Deputies
Tommy
Roger
Etiwanda Steel Co
Birs
C. E. Pilkington
Yosemite
Keating Pushes Rose as National Flower
Sen Kenneth B Keating introduces a resolution to designate the rose as the national flower. He cites peace loyalty honor and courage as its symbolism while co sponsors Javits Bridges Neuberger wear roses on the Capitol steps with Anne Wilroy named as the 1961 America Rose Queen. Congress debates a national flower after decades of discussion with supporters of marigold corn tassel and mountain laurel among others.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Senate
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Styles Bridges
R-N.jl
Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
Anne Wilroy
Washington, D.C
Congress
Granby Farmer Killed In 3 Vehicle Mishap
Oswego AP reports 80 year old Granby farmer Frank Fuchs was killed in a collision involving two cars and a small truck at an intersection. His wife Anna was critically injured and Richard A. Fiske a 36 year old Syracuse accountant driving the second car survived with good condition. The pickup driver escaped injury. Deputies said Fuchs was turning off Route 7 five miles south of Oswego when the crash occurred.
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Oswego
Frank Fuchs
Grany
Anna
Richard A. Fiske
Syracuse
Oswego Hospital
Oswego County
Fuchs
Essex County Named Area for Redevelopment Aid
Representative Carleton J. King said the Labor Department has classified Essex County as an area of substantial and persistent unemployment. A federal redevelopment act survey is under way to determine eligibility for aid.
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Carleton J. King
Labor Dept
Essex County
Not Hero Type Says Astronaut Grissom Set for Launch
Gus Grissom, 35, described as modest yet heroic, is named pilot of America's second manned space capsule. With 3,400 flying hours, 100 Korea missions, and decorations, he embraces the risk while stressing duty to country as launch approaches.
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Vape Canaveral
Fla
George ‘Gobel
America
Virgil Ivan
Gus) Grissom
Gus” Grissom
Indiana
Korea
Grissom
FSG
Berlin Deadlock Deepens as Khrushchev Demands Free City
Western allies reject Khrushchev's call for West Berlin to become a demilitarized free city under international control. They refuse recognition of a separate peace with Germany and consider broader foreign minister talks. Kennedy returns to a tense Cold War climate as defense pressures rise, with talk of adding divisions and mobilizing reserves.
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Khrushchev
West Berlin
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Vienna
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Paris
State Department
Lincoln White
NATO
Cape Cod
Defense Department
National Guard
Korean Political Prisoners Released
Seoul authorities announced the release of 1,293 political prisoners held since the May coup. Maj. Gen. Pak Ching-Hic stated the group showed signs of repentance and were freed as minor offenders after intelligence review, amid the Junta marking the 13th anniversary of the suspended postwar constitution.
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Seoul
Korea
Pak Ching-Hic
Pak
East German Churches Call for Berlin Kirchentag Rally
Protestant church leaders urged East German members to attend the five day Kirchentag rally opening in Berlin amid Communist pressure. Officials expect about 15,000 East Germans and 20,000 from the West to participate despite bans on large meetings in East Berlin.
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Kirchentag
German Democratic Republic
East
West Germany
More Riders Sentenced in Mississippi Convictions
Jackson AP reports City Judge James Spencer convicted 20 more Freedom Riders for breach of the peace. Each fined 200 dollars and sentenced to four months in jail. Rose Rosenburg, a 55 year old Los Angeles lawyer, urged leniency but a large group of riders has already been jailed to relieve overcrowding at the state penitentiary.
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Jackson
Miss
James Spencer
Mississippi
Rose Rosenburg
Los Angeles
Spencer
State Penitentiary
Hinds County
Tax Plan Progress Hints at Broad Reform
The tax plan moves through Congress with Kennedy’s framework guiding revisions. The committee adopts measures to curtail deductions for yacht tips, theater and nightclub parties, and establishes a withholding provision for dividends and interest income. Revenue targets remain short of the $1.1 billion expected loss under the tax incentive plan as work continues before final House floor action.
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Europe
Congress
Kennedy
Dillon
WATS Plane Survives Engine Trouble Near Newfoundland
A United States Military Air Transport Service C124 cargo plane with six crew members diverted to Stephenville Newfoundland after losing power in two engines en route from Dover Delaware to England. Crew restored full power, landed safely at Gander. Navy escort protected the flight path. The aircraft had stopped at Ernest Harmon Air Base in Stephenville before resuming.
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WATS
Military Air Transport Service
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Here
Dover
Del
England
U. S. Navy
RSD
Ernest Harmon Air Force Base
Stephenville
Woman Dies After Fall In Plainfield Crash
A 12 year old? woman, Mrs. Caroline Lepak of North Adams Massachusetts, died in a North Adams hospital from injuries suffered July 1 when reaching to adjust a car window she opened the door instead and fell onto Route 116 in Plainfield.
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Caroline Lepak
North Adams
Mass
North Adams, Hospital
Rt. 116
Plainfield
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Mary Drozd Paloski
4Th Ave
Austria
St. Mary's Hospital
Michael Paloski
St. Nicholas Ukrainian Orthodox Church
Gilbert Swartz
Richard Sylvester
Frank Crispo
Watervliet
Harry Kwarla
Union Bay and Paper Corp
Hudson Falls
Sullivan
Hudson Falls Post
American Legion
VFW
St. Mary's Chaven
Mohican Post
South Glens Falls
Riley Bros
Sain St. Madson Falls
St. Mary's Church
Union Cemetery
Fort Edward
Red Deeries
Space
Faye
T. W. Sorrell
Gov. Rockefeller
Granby
Essex
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