Syeaway Man Dies Suddenly at Samaritan Hospital
Robert C. Nelson 45 of Otsego Avenue Syeaway died Saturday at 4 pm at Samaritan Hospital after a sudden illness at home. Coroner held decision. An Army veteran of World War II, he worked 22 years for Allied Chemical Ludlum Steel in Watervliet and belonged to Watervliet Lodge Elks. Survived by wife Mazel Elizabeth Graham and two sons Robert Glenn and Steven John. sister Mrs. Robert Christie. uncle Victor Nelson. Funeral 30 am tomorrow at Nealon Funeral Home Watervliet. burial Meadow Knoll Cemetery Putnam.
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Robert C. Nelson
Otsego Avenue
Syeaway
Samaritan Hospital
Ambulance Service Inc
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Dutis
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Mr. Nelson
Otsero Avenue
Troy
Alleshony Ludlum Steel Corp
Watervliet
Watervliet Lodge of Elks
Mazel Elizabeth Graham
Nelson
Robert Glenn
Steven John Nelson
Robert Christie
Wellsboro
Victor Nelson
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Mallory St
Corinth
Warrensburg
Corinth First
Arnold Clark
Paul “Ft. Woods
James J. Woods
Nellie . Marcotte l
Victor Valente
Abs
Anthony Miller
Trenton
Nat
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Latham
Milo Barnard
Herman Siebert
Glens Falls
Clinton A. Clark
Kattskill Bay
Lake George
Densmore
Charles Dayton
First Methodist Church
Corinth Rural Cemetery
Keating Decries Interference in Senate Probe
Keating criticizes the inquiry into alleged security breaches and eavesdropping as chaotic and partisan. He notes staff misconduct and leaks, calls for immediate court review of contempt threats, and argues against pressuring Goldfine to answer irrelevant questions while advocating swift passage of a relief bill.
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Keating
Goldfine
Global reactions mix to Khrushchev summit proposal
Government officials offered no clear stand on the Soviet invitation while West Germany faced exclusion from the high level talks. Britain and Sweden urged acceptance, with Hammarskjold and Nehru invited. Diplomatic circles expect a top level conference as UN actions proceed. A separate Albany hearing on worker safety rules dates July 29 after New York City kickoff.
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West Germany
Lebanon
Jordan
Turkey
Middle East
Fexson
Britain
Labor Party
Tage Erlander
Hugh Gaitskell
Aneurin Bevan
Laborites
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Erlander
United Nations
Dag Hammarsk
Jold
Kremlin
Hammarskjold
Nehru
Belgrade
Washington
London
Deaths toll in local obituaries and services held
Obituaries from Corinth Fort Edward Waterford and Clifton Park list Walter H. Clark 66 of Corinth Mrs Jennie Roberts 92 of Fort Edward Mrs Albert Tuolli 78 Wynantskill Diran M Mer dinian 44 Oakwood Ave among the deceased. Funerals conducted at Densmore Hayward Singleton Clark Blake Himes and A G Boivin firms with services at First Methodist St Joseph St Jude and St Mary churches. Interments at Corinth Rural Cemetery St Josephs St Michael St Patrick and Clifton Park sites.
Britain and United States consider UN centered Mideast talks
Reports say Britain and the United States may propose a five power summit including Khrushchev within the United Nations framework. Eisenhower and Britain's Dulles Lloyd press for a calm constructive response while denying rush to a summit. The aim is to bolster forces in Jordan and Lebanon and keep UN work active.
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Gettysburg
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Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Christian Herter
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Macmillan
Jordan
Lebanon
U.N
Toussein
Middle East
Turkey
Iraq
Baghdad
Evacuation Plans Ready for Americans in Iraq
The United States chartered four Pan American airliners to evacuate Americans from Iraq if needed. Two planes left Ankara for an unknown destination, while officials denied any overnight flights from Ankara. The DVIC and DCEB aircraft can carry about 240 people total, with Iraqi revolutionary government clearance required for trips. About 1,960 Americans were reported to be in Iraq.
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Iraq
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Earher
Frankfurt
Germany
Pan American
DVIC
DCEB
Corliss Park Field Day Ended With Fundraising for Boys’ Athletics
The Corliss Park event featured a parade with local officials and volunteers, followed by baseball games where the Yankees beat the Dodgers 21 to 20 and the Red Sox defeated the Giants 13 to 4. Dexer and Miller led the public address with music between innings. The day raised over 400 for boys’ insurance and equipment, with a council meeting set to discuss fall projects and playground issues.
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Cahill
Corliss Park Joint Council
Delaney
McGrath
Author Will Lecture At Bennington College
Pearl Buck a Nobel Prize winner is set to visit the International Summer School at Bennington College on Thursday. The six week session opens with activities, concerts and films. Lecturers include Fred Burt former Texas A&M geology professor Robert D Leigh former Bennington College president and Thomas Brockway college dean.
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Bennington College
Car
Corner
Alabama
Fred. Burt
Bennington
Texas A&m
Robert, D. Leigh
Fromer
Thomas Brockway
Monaco Couple Gifts 50 Million Francs to Lourdes Shrine
Paris AP reports Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace of Monaco sent 50 million francs to the Lourdes shrine for Basiliea construction costs at Ste Ber nadette. Bishop Jean Marie Theas confirmed the donation and described its use for the Pyrenees holy site.
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Lourdes
France
Jean-Marie Theas
Prince Rainier
Grace
Monaco
Pyrenees
Ste. Bernadette
Estate taxes and the state tax department in New York
The article explains how the New York State Tax Department and estate tax attorney handle estates worth over $500. It covers waivers for funds to pay bills, safety deposit box handling, and the surrogate's role in final appraisals. It compares state and federal tax rates on various net estate levels and urges consulting an attorney for estate tax planning.
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Troy Attorney’s
Cannon Building
State Tax Department
New York State
Rensselaer County
Albany
Murray
GE Workers Talk Strike in Atlantic City
About 100000 GE workers at 72 plants urged a nationwide strike to back a guaranteed annual wage. The I U E R M W conference board, wrapping a three day meeting, proposed 8 demands including unemployment benefits, severance pay, shorter work week, and seniority protection. Locals will vote by Sept 8.
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Atlantic City
UPS
General Electric Co
General Electric Conference Board
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
John H. Callahan
Schenecady
Radio Claims Iraq Drive Toward Baghdad
Radio Beirut reported a secret station the Voice of Iraq said loyalist forces of the late King Faisal are moving on Baghdad from the north. No details were provided and prior rumors were unconfirmed.
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London
Radio
Beirut
Voice of Iraq
Faisal
Baghdad
Rain and Floods Continue Across Midwest Regions
The Midwest faces ongoing floods as heavy rains persist from eastern Kansas to southwestern Indiana. The Grand River in Missouri rose about six feet, with Brunswick forecast to see ten feet above banks. the Wabash crest and Jamestown Indiana reported 3.40 inches in 24 hours. Other areas report showers and fog with 60 degree sunshine in the west.
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Marais Des Cygne
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Montezuma
Ind
Jamestown
Tnd
SAC Expands Bomber Force and Increases Refueling Capabilities
SAC reports about 2,400 aircraft including B52 bombers and KC135 tankers on or near bases. Jet tankers allow bombers to stay at cruising altitudes, reducing fuel use. New B25G wet wing planes and Hound Dog missiles will extend range and strike power, while SAC plans long range, multi–platform nuclear options against Soviet targets.
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Russia
Free Europe
Spain
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Africa
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Twenty Three Workmen Die in Yugoslav Power Project Blast
An explosion at a hydroelectric project under construction in central Yugoslavia killed 23 workers and left 12 in critical condition. Authorities reported the disaster occurred Saturday and rescue operations continued as officials assessed the broader impact on the project and surrounding workers.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
23 Cars Carry Explosives Derail in Kansas City Blaze
Twenty three of eighty five freight cars derailed near Kansas City carrying heavy ammunition propane gas and oil. Explosions followed and a fierce fire raged for hours with no casualties reported. An engine from Parsons Kan moved to pull several cars away from the blaze.
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Parsons
Kan
Truck Crash Knocks Out Village Lights
A tractor trailer crashed into utility poles on Route 58 in Frankfort New York cutting power to the 3800 resident village. Driver Charles Brown 82 of Utica suffered a fractured arm and abrasions and was taken to Hion Hospital after being thrown from the cab.
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Herkimer County
Charles Brown
Utica
Hion Hospital
Guard Truck Crash Kills One in Maine Convoy
A Maine National Guard 2 1/2 ton truck carrying 11 men struck a tree beside Bowles Rd and plunged down an embankment. One man killed Pvt Alfred J LaVoie 32 Old Orchard Beach died of a compound skull fracture. Five others were hospitalized and five treated for minor injuries then went to Camp Drum. The men were from the 103rd Infantry Regiment Portland en route to summer training.
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Maine National Guard
Bowle 2
St. Albans
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Pvt
Alfred J. LaVoie
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Jordan U A R Relations and US Aid Amid Crisis
The text notes Jordan’s semi official status with the U A R, no Egyptian ambassador for over a year, and a 12.5 million dollar no strings aid package from the United States. A US embassy spokesman mentions 5 million to help oil transport and 7 44 for economic purposes chosen by Jordan.
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Jordan
Hussein
Egypt
Syria
United States
U. S
Formosa Role in Global Trade and Academic Linkages Highlighted
The article notes Formosa's rich agriculture and key state corporations including Taiwan Aluminum and Taiwan Sugar. It also details Boxer’s academic path at Cornell Chicago and a Ford Foundation funded Chinese field training, plus Baruch’s fellowship and research plans on Hong Kong’s port changes.
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Trojan
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Taiwan Sugar Corp
Taiwan Cement Corp
Taiwan Pineapple Corp
Cornell
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Panama Canal
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Cristobal
Honolulu
Manila
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Taipei
Bar‘uch
Hsiung Hen- Ling
Hen-Ling
Hsiung Mu-Lan
Hsiung Hsiano-Fei
Hsiung Shu-Jen
Association of American Geographers
Conduct Funeral Of H. W. Snyder
The funeral of Harvey W. Snyder, 86, former owner of Snyder's Hotel in West Sand Lake, who died Thursday at Samaritan Hospital, was held yesterday afternoon from Thomas and Miller Funeral Home, West Sand Lake. Rev. George Borthwick officiated. Bearers were Cornelius D. Coddington, Lee K. Messner, Richard Hamilton and Charles J. Ryemiller. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery, West Sand Lake.
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Snyder’s Hotel
West Sand Lake
Samaritan
Thomas and Miller
George Borthwick
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Cornelius D. Coddington
Lee K. Messner
Richard Hamilton
Charles J. Ryemiller
Elmwood Cemetery
Boy Drowns While Wade in Chemung River
Eight year old David Russell of Golden Glow Heights drowned in the Chemung River near Elmira after stepping into a deep hole while wading with two other boys. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell.
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David Russell
Chemung River
Roy. Russell
Golden Glow Heights
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