Air-Sea Search Expands For Gen Stilwell Plane
San Francisco AP The missing C47 with Brig. Gen. Joseph W Stilwell Jr aboard prompted a vast air sea search covering 105000 square miles. The craft last radioed from about 500 miles out en route to Hawaii for instrument training.
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San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Joseph W. Stilwell Jr
Stilwell
U.S. Army
Green Beret
Thailand
Pacific
Hawaii
Hal Grimes
Air Ferry International
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Grimes
Coast Guard
Rensselaer Mrs William R Browne Contacts
Mrs William R Browne of Rensselaer lists contact numbers 286 3855. Mrs B MacCullough, GR 7 4261, also appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Browne
B. MacCullough
Baby Stricken Declared Dead At Hospital
Tracy Hardt 20 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Hardt Jr of 1501 Washington Ave Rensselaer, was pronounced dead on arrival at Albany Medical Center Hospital after a 6 am transport by police cruiser. Coroner ruled natural causes. Funeral tomorrow at 10 from Lyons Funeral Home in Rensselaer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Hardt
Edward Hardt Jr
Washington Ave
Rensselaer
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Thomas Owens
George Forgen
William Sheridan
Rensselaer Teachers Association
van Rensselaer High School
Michael
Mark
Martin Hardt
Edward A. Hardt
Gerald Brocklebank
Canandaigua
William J. Lyons
Civil Rights Suits Filed Against Louisiana Parishes
The Justice Department announced 61 desegregation suits under the 1964 Civil Rights Act. On Monday it filed against Bienville and LaSalle Parish schools in Louisiana, charging segregated schooling and inferior facilities for Black students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
Justice Department
South
Department
Bienville
LaSalle Parish
Louisiana
Republican School Slated At Saratoga
A teenage Republican school of politics sponsored by the New York State Young Republican Clubs and the State Republican Committee will be held at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs from August 8 to 12. About 270 students from across the state will attend as Governor Rockefeller and other leaders address the conclave. The program aims to teach government and politics in action with an afternoon session on August 11 and a banquet featuring Secretary of State John P. Lomenzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Young Republican Clubs
The
State Republican Committee
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
Rockefeller
John P. Lomenzo
Republican Committee
Carl Spad
House Puts Teeth In Safety Bill
The House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee reported a stronger highway safety bill than the Senate version. Rep. Leo W. O’Brien says the House wrote its own bill to avoid simply adopting the Senate measure and that it aims to improve highway safety without harming the auto industry. Industry witnesses largely approve, though not entirely happy, and say assembly lines can adapt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Leo W. O’brien
Albany
Senate
Congress
Film Program For Children At Saratoga Springs Library
The Saratoga Springs Public Library offers a children’s film program at 10 30 a m on Friday featuring The Emperor s New Clothes Johnny Appleseed and The Ugly Duckling with 90 to 100 weekly attendees on average. An adult program at 8 p m tomorrow screens The State of Virginia and The World of Light. A daily July to August music program plays in Congress Park from 3 to 4 30 p m Monday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs Public Library
Johnny Appleseed
Virginia
Congress Park
WSNY Sold For Estimated $400,000
The sale of Radio Station WSNY in Schenectady to Gene F Seehafer of Green Farms Connecticut was announced by Winslow Leighton president of Western Gateway Broadcasting Corp. The estimated sale price is 400000 dollars and Seehafer will operate WSNY 1240 Inc. Leighton has owned WSNY since July 15 1942 and formed Western Gateway Broadcasting in 1939.
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WSNY
Schenectady
Gene F. Sheehafer
Green Farms
Conn
Winslow Leighton
Western Gateway Broadcasting Corp
Leighton
Seehafer
Radio Wsny 1240 Inc
Western Gateway Broadcasting
Man Fined Ten Dollars for Driving Too Fast
James F. McCarthy Jr. 19 of 150 Crest St North Adams Mass was fined ten dollars Monday night by Justice of the Peace Thomas Restino in Hoosick after pleading guilty to speeding too fast for conditions. He was arrested early Saturday after an Rt 7 crash three miles west of the Vermont line and said he was blinded by oncoming headlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. McCarthy Jr
Crest St
North Adams
Mass
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Restino
Hoosick
McCarthy
Rt. 7
Vermont
U S Rejects Soviet Claims on Atomic Plan Loopholes
At Geneva AP United States rejected Soviet charges that loopholes in its draft treaty could spark nuclear war by proxy. Adrian Fisher called the claims unreal noting no power can evade responsibility and that a code of responsibility among the two superpowers reduces war risk. Fisher supported Mexico Canada and Italy proposals to study and merge noncontroversial sections of the rival drafts.
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Geneva
United States
Alexei A. Roschin
U.S
Adrian S. Fisher
Roschin
Fisher
Mexico
Canada
Italy
Desmond Bailey To Lead Schaghticoke Junior Corps
Schaghticoke Fair announces Desmond Bailey of Johnsonville as chairman for the Junior Drum and Bugle Corps competition. The event is Sunday Sept and starts at 3 30 p m after the grandstand show with Maverick Junior as host corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaghticoke Fair
Desmond Bailey
Johnsonville
Maverick
New York
W. E. Strobel Dies. Albany Veteran and Retiree
William E. Strobel 79 of 72 Brookland Ave Albany a German born WWI Austrian Army veteran and longtime maintenance man at General Aniline plant in Rensselaer died Monday in St Peter's Hospital Albany He belonged to Aniline Works Old Timers Club and Workman's Sick and Benefit Society Survived by wife three daughters two sisters and 11 grandchildren Funeral at Zwack and Sons Mortuary 184 Central Ave and St Margaret Mary Church at 9 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Stroble
Brookland Ave
Albany
Germany
St. Peter's Hospital
General Aniline Plant
Rensselaer
Aniline Works Old Timers Club
Workman's Sick and Benefit Society
Babette Nothling
Charles N. Spadaro
Walter Bartholomew
Alfred LaChapelle
Ella Dietze
John Hafner
Zwack and Sons Mortuary
Central Ave
St. Margaret Mary Church
Brooklyn Youth Killed In Accident Near Ellenville
Allen Shaw 19 of Brooklyn died when the car he rode in struck a tree three miles west of Ellenville Ulster County. Driver Donna Finkelstein 18 of Ellenville suffered serious facial cuts and abrasions.
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Ellenville
UPI
Allen Shaw
Brooklyn
Ulster County
Donna Finkelstein
Arthur Bleau Dies at 72 World War I Veteran Gardener
Arthur Bleau 72 a Bennington Vermont resident and World War I veteran died after a long illness at his Burgess Road home. He was longtime gardener at the William Wheeler estate and is survived by his wife Emogene Mattison a son Kenneth A Bleau a daughter Mrs Robert Parker two brothers Raymond and Robert two sisters Mrs Harold Burgess and Mrs Ephrem Berard and ten grandchildren. Funeral services will be Friday at 10 am from St Peter's Episcopal Church Bennington with Burial Office and interment at Park Lawn Cemetery Bennington.
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Arthur Bleau
Elmer Bleau
Granville
Burgess Road
Bennington
Bleau
William Wheeler
Emogene Mattison
Kenneth A. Bleau
Robert Parker
Raymond
Robert Bleau
North Bennington
Harold Burgess
Ephrem Berard
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Petty Larceny Case Adjourned in Troy Court
George Nolan of Albany was adjourned in Troy Police Court before Justice Fogarty until Aug. 16. He faces petty larceny charges from his father alleging theft of car accessories under $100 from a garage on June 28. Nolan released on $500 bail awaiting next court date with Atty Elliott Marinstein for the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nolan
Phillips St
Albany
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Nolan
Clarence Nolan
Jacob St
7Th Ave
Elliott F. Marinstein
Forest Fires Set Record in State
The State Conservation Department reported a record 290 forest fires this month. Fifteen new fires were reported Monday including one near a highway under construction on Prospect Mountain in the Adirondacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
State Conservation Department
Department
Prospect Mountain
Adirondacks
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Yorktown
Army
Special Warfare Training Center
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Ben
Presidio
Joseph Warren Stilwell
Viet Nam
Cheryl A. Butts
Earl R. Butts
Columbia Turnpike
Roeliff Jansen Central School
Hillsdale
Miss Butts
Saratoga
Record Newspaper
Washington, D. C
Frances McKusick
Man
Mr. Bailey
W. E. Strobel
Diamonds
Berner
Jewelers
Optometrists
Regal
Ironing Board
Cologne
Western
Coats
Stanley’s
Arrow
Manhattan
van Heusen
Bates
Jacquard
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