Tshombe to Appear At Extradition Hearing In Algiers
Moise Tshombe will appear at his extradition hearing in Algiers, with the Algerian Supreme Court to decide if he will be sent to the Congo. He has been held since his kidnapping on June 30 and faces a death sentence in absentia for high treason. An Algiers prison transfer will precede the court session.
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Tshombe
Algiers
Algeria
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Algerian Supreme Court
National Marshall Statement Draws Hot Reaction
Supreme Court nominee Thurgood Marshall said the court's decisions are the law of the land yet faced sharp questions from two Southern senators about overruling prior rulings. The exchange occurred during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in Washington.
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Marshall
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Judiciary Committee
Contract Set For Drilling Four Wells
Governor Rockefeller announced yesterday the award of a 13910 dollar contract to W Gordon Gould of Valatie to drill four test wells for future comfort stations in safety parking areas along the Adirondack Northway in Essex and Warren Counties The firm had the lowest bid among four submitted to the State Department of Public Works Wells will be drilled north and southbound lanes near the Warren County line in Essex County and near Warrensburg in Warren County Completion is set for September 11 under the supervision of Frank J Fuller engineer in charge of the DPW District Office at Albany
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Rockefeller
W. Gordon Gould
Valatie
Adirondack Northway
Essex
Warren Counties
State Department of Public Works
Warren County
Essex County
Warrensburg
Frank J. Fuller
Department of Public Works
Albany
Farm Garden Unit Picnic Set Tomorrow
Taconic Valley Branch of the New York Division Wontan's National Farm and Garden Association plans a social evening at 8 p.m. August 9 in Berlin Community Hall open to friends and neighbors. The event follows an international picnic hosted by Mrs Lloyd G Bernheimer in Petersburg with foods from many countries and displays from foreign nations. Guests include Mrs Theodore T Buckley and Mrs Nicholas J Mahoney Jr. who spoke on the division and magazine.
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Taconic Valley
New York
Wontan’s
National Farm and Garden Association
Berlin
Lloyd G. Bernheimer
Petersburg
Theodore T. Buckley
Association
Nicholas J. Mahoney Jr
National Magazine
Hoosick Falls
Lester T. Russell
International Cooperation
Youth’s Conduct Case Adjourned in Troy Court
Thomas Hill a 17 year old was charged with disorderly conduct after a disturbance on 105th Street between Third and Fourth Avenues. The case before Justice Timothy J. Fogarty was adjourned until Friday. Hill was released in his own custody. Officers William P. Miller and Chris Lambertsen reported the incident. Assistant District Attorney referenced.
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Thomas Hill
Atty
John J. Sweeney Jr
4Th Ave
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Hill
William P. Miller
Chris Lambertsen
Radio Patrol
105Th Street
Third
Fourth Avenues
Farmer Injured In Tractor Mishap In Berlin
Herbert Moses, 58, of Route 22 Berlin, was admitted to Samari ee Hospital after a tractor overturned on him on his farm. He sustained possible chest injuries and a cut on the right hand, with the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office reporting the incident occurred yesterday.
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Herbert Moses
Route 22
Berlin
Samariee Hospital
Moses
Rensselaer County
Geodetic Concrete Pillars Set for Jy Standard Line
The country completed the initial geodetic row of concrete pillars and Jy standard base line, accurate to one part in ten mile. It comprises a 600 meter long segment establishing the base measurement line for precision surveying.
Minding Your Business letters seek life insurance guidance
In a column titled Minding Your Business readers discuss widow risk and life insurance, with a 20-year-old wife advised to expect about 16 more years with her 22-year-old husband if he lives to 65. Other letters touch on saving habits and a tipsheet offer for coin-collecting information through The Record Newspapers.
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Dearcy
Lorraine
Institute of Life Insurance
Cy Barrett
Record
Report of City Crimes in June Sees Rise to 293
Troy Police Chief James W. Doherty cites June crimes totaling 293, up from 243 a year earlier. The report notes 76 adults and 17 juveniles arrested, 4,861 parking tickets issued, including 3,501 for meter overtime, and major crimes listing 40 assaults, four robberies, 47 burglaries, 100 larcenies, one rape, and no homicides. The record room compiles the data monthly.
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Troy
James W. Doherty
M. D. Hems
Police Record Room
Record Room
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Jakarta
Suharto
Milton
Fla
Berrydale
Here
ADA
Americans For Democratic Action
Garden Unit
Orig
Beltone
Beltone Hearing Aid Center
Maiden Lane
Albany, N. Y
Latham Corners
C.O.D
By Cyrus Barrett Jr
Census Bureau
Vermillion
Eos
Central Avenue
Route 5
Northway
Batistes
Cottons
Wonder
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