Holstein Club Show Draws Heavy Attendance At Erie Grounds
The TriCounty Holstein Club held its annual show at Schaghticoe Fairgrounds drawing over 200 participants. Judge Prof Hilton Boynton of Reedshire aided by William Baldwin of New York Norstein-Lrneslan Association presided. Winners included Lawrel McNeil of Argyle for two bull classes, and his son Myles McNeil of Acide took junior and grand championships. Edna Walker Peggy won as the winner in the senior class. reserve honors went to Turoe Tong of N Benning with Marcy Donailer Logis Ann. Homer Johnson of Haddon Palle claimed the open class Wily championship. Edwin Fillmore of Cambridge won senior and junior titles with Pltran ge Ormsby Bourke. Clarence Rea of Cambridge chaired the show. A barbecue was held Aug 4 at Schaghtienke Parkgrounds, with the annual sale planned for Sept 26 at Nie Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prue
Holstein
Erie
Schaphlicoke Ail
Hilton Boynton
Treaty of the University At
Rewdanpehire
William Baldwin
Securely
New York Norstein-Lrneslan Association
Lawrelité McNeil
Argyle
Re Sotto
Dwar My Neil
Acide
Edna Walker Peggy
Turoee Tong
N. Benning
Ty Vi
Marcy
Donailer Logis Ann
Homer
Nie Fairgrounds
New York Candidate Urges Summit Link to Middle East Peace
Timeller, former secretary, now a Democratic candidate for U S Senate from New York, on a TV panel urged that if a Soviet United Nations summit occurs, the United States should hold a General Assembly meeting where the President would address the American people, linking talks with Middle East peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas
Finletter
United States
Middle East
Timeller
tid'Air
Noria- Nisu
U.S
United Nations
General Assembly
Father and Two Sons Die in Rear-End Crash
A rear-end collision on the Qilo Turmpike near Swinton killed a man and two of his sons. State police reported the fatalities and that the mother, Eleanor Fischer, 36, suffered facial injuries and a broken arm. The driver Earl Wisher, 37, of Levittown, and his sons Carl and Jay, 13, were among the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
yAoledo
Chia
API
Delant
N.Y
Nay
Alhere
Swinton
Asuiohn MN. Wischer
Levitttown
Lou Teland
Carl
Jay
Wleanor Fisehar
Yelfe Oi
Ian
Richart
Melchter Most
Weusean
Five Congress Workers Die In India Clash
Five Congress Party workers were killed and seven others injured in a clash with Communists near Trichur in Kerala. Unofficial reports say Communists stoned and hacked at a Congress office crowd. another account mentions police dispersing a demonstration before a cashaw nit factory following a dispute over a lookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Madras
Ina
Congress Party
Trichur
Kerala
Congress Park
Podice
Vilou
Kingwy
Trojans Graduate Naval Center
Trojans graduate from the Naval Training Center at Great Lakes Illinois in a formal ceremony attended by military and civilian dignitaries. Otto C. Moderle son of Mr. Otto C. Hnerle of Towle 2 Walllam E. Curtindit son of Mr. and Mrs. Wittiagy of 480 4th 4. Frocepleh C8sin son of Mr. and Mrs. Mate rk P. Cesta of 118 Sherman Avenue, Tray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great ‘Lakes
Otto C. Moderle Jry
Oia C Hnerle
Towle 2
Walllam E. Curtindit
Grenade Injures 13 in Outskirts Crowd Incident
Thirteen people were injured when a grenade exploded near a crowd at the arena outskirts yesterday. Police reported a car heavily damaged in the blast area and noted mounting tensions as authorities investigated the incident amid ongoing unrest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuabah
Lebanese Arm Tactics and Fox Hole Fortifications Describe Front Line
From the Lebanon front, officers plan strong mounts and constant observation with fast motorized and helicopter patrols. Marines and Army dig fox holes while rations, aged and smelling of cigars, are cooked on small stoves. Sea tags begin arriving ashore and conditions gradually improve.
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Lebanon
Avbig
Amora
Ilidla
Marine
Army
Sanese
Ina Saungry
Averill Park Troop Wins Ribbon At Camp Rotary
Averill Park Scout Troop 25 won a blue proficiency ribbon at Camp Rotary on Parent's Night. Twenty two members attended with leaders Philip Worrell and Robert Springer overseeing two camps. Awards included Second Class for Armstrong Howard and Glasser, and rank advancements for Daniel Peckham and Richard Smith. Merit badges earned covered swimming rowing canoeing pioneering and cooking. Mohawk Lodge Order of the Arrow conducted a tapout as candidates were welcomed by Scoutmaster Springer and Worrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averill Park
Rotary
John Mc Srath
Averill Park-Gand Lake Mwanis
Edward Armstrong
William Howard
William Glasser
Air Qunk
Willian Daniel
Donald Peckham
Richard Smith
Order of the Arrow
Robert Springer
Philly Worrell
Ase Sishan
Sit Louis States Honors for AIL-Time Stars
An all time greats team chosen by the Baseball Writers Association will be honored in pre game ceremonies before the Cubs face the Phillies. Living members include Sisley Rogers Hornsby Marian Pelech Tedder O Farrell Reed Moore Musial Wilk Tobin Dean and Johnson. Two honorees are deceased with others unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL. Jaws
Bob O'Farrell
Hank Reid
Calehirs
Terry Moore
Stan Musial
Ken] Wilk
Johnny Tobin
Dizzy Dean
Jense
Halita
Grover Cleveland Merandyr
Urban Shovler
Sebdendiensh
Milwaukee Braves
Indonesia Loyalist Repulse Rebel Push Near Jakarta
Indonesian authorities said loyalist forces repulsed a rebel attack near the capital. The assault began in central Sumatra with a pileup at a railway station and left several rebels dead as government units gained ground.
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Tndonesia
Pushakarta
Indonesia
Avaly
Rubi
Sumaln
PIA
Params Miah
May
Achmad Sani
Suamatea
Fire makes family of eight homeless in Clinton Heights
A Clinton Heights home was destroyed by a blaze believed caused by faulty wiring, leaving the Vandenburgh family and their six children homeless. The fire displaced the family of My and Ars Henry A. Vandenburgh of Columbia Turnpike. neighbors and relief groups including Red Cross and Salvation Army organized aid. Fire Chief Wallace E. Secor led three companies for over an hour. the building was owned by Robert McGrary. State Police aided traffic control on Route 9.
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Clinton Heights
Jelodl
Ars Henry A. Vandenburgh
Columbla Turnpike
M+ yehael
Richard
Linda
Kris
Kathleen Mo
Wallace E. Secor
van Venburghs
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Joseph Caracer
Vandenburghs
Robert McGrary
Anthony Lane
Colonie
Dulles In London Talks On Mid East Summit
Dulles met with Macmillan and other leaders in London after a Bonn stopover to discuss the Baghdad alliance, the Iraqi revolution, and possible U N Security Council backed talks. British pressure to proceed with a summit grew as U S leaders weighed the Soviet proposal against Western hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakistan
Tpremier
Koz Khan
Macmillan
Eghbal
Navn
Adin Mentieres
Lloyd
Baghdad
Dulle
London
Mideast
Dulles
New York
Security Council
de Gaulle
Leu
Rogine
Dullus
Saint Laining
Ty Sharp
Washdogton
Siund Macmillan
Storm damage and outages plague Rensselaer area
Severe storm floodwaters filled basements in Rensselaer with crews from Niagara Mohawk Power restoring electricity after a transformer fault on East Street. Police and fire officials reported five alarm responses, a lightning strike damaged a home’s antenna and attic, rendering a family homeless, with damage estimated around five thousand dollars and insurance to cover losses.
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Saranne Lake
Salus
Tovetto Fasz
Wolor
Rensselaer
East Street
Partition Street
Niagara Mohawk Power
Jcor
Benjamin Mandford
Police Department
Tensselier
Sessem
Michael Badedalla
John
Nancy
Charles Lovneidge
Clinton Heishls
Defreestville
Altice
Albany
Church Sect Holds 8 Day International Assembly at Yankee Stadium
In New York 122000 Jehovahs Witnesses gathered for the largest ever city convention opening yesterday at Yankee Stadium. Delegates from 64 jurisdictions attended the eight day event. The Water Tower Bible School of Gilead in South Lansing, NY, graduated its first class during the program. Nat han Knorr, president of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, spoke as graduates begin five and a half months of training for foreign mission work in American Samoa, Sierra Leone, India, Laos and Japan.
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New York
UPT
Yankee Stadium
Pola
Tily
Slam
Hollarut
Buna
Myasaland
Hawaii
Wil International Assembly
Water Tower Bible School
Gilead
South Lansing
Nathan Knorr
Watch Tower Bible and Tract: Society
Siva Leone
India
Laos
Japan
Prince Charles Hailed on Return to Buckingham Palace
Prince Charles, heir to the throne, receives cheering crowds in rainy London as he arrives at Buckingham Palace for a reunion with Queen Elizabeth II and waves from a station wagon. The scene marks a historic family moment observed by Britons.
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London
FAI
Wales
Setorl
Buckingham Palace
Charles
Byain
Quen Ellesbeth
Mince
Soviet Defense Chief Urges Global Navy Day Vigilance
Soviet Defense Minister Malinovsky issued a Navy Day order calling for heightened vigilance and constant alert across all armed forces against enemies of communist nations. The directive emphasizes preparedness amid tensions and calls for widespread readiness.
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Sloscow Cap
Roedion
Malinovsky
Defenit
Sovieh
Woman Found Dead in Newbury Garage
Gladys Turner, 4%, of Newburg, was found dead in a garage near her ex husband Menard Turney’s New Windsor home. Coroner Harry Agnew ruled carbon monoxide poisoning accidental as the car ignition was on and the battery died after she appeared to have parked and closed the garage door intending to sleep in the car.
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Newbury
Newburg
Gladys Tuner
Tahand
New Windsor
Craigs Cowny
Harry Agnew
Irs
Turner
Slate
Baw Brith District Secretary Dies in Connecticut
Lawrence White aged 57, secretary of District 1, Bnai Brith, for 30 years, died at his home in Haven Connecticut after a weeks long illness. A New Avon native, he attended Yale and its law school, and practiced briefly before joining the Bnai Brith organizational ranks. He was active in the New York based Masonic and other provincial groups.
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Wow Haven
Conn
Lawrence White
Distrit 1
Brai Brith
White
Newavon
Yale University
Epie Serge
Anal Brith Ty ‘Nademy
New York City
New York State
New England
Tibet Visit Cancellation After Fatal Car Crash
A car crash killed a young driver near the proposed Tibet visit in September. Nehru announced the trip was cancelled after the accident occurred while the driver swerved to avoid a tree. No other details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novy Covington Tai
Sahel Gatoulin
India
Peime
Vier Cartlee
Silulster Nehru
Yasterday
Tibet
Mel
Chie
Cartier Nese
Nebru Dla
Melative Champion s Man Killed and Wife Hurt
Thomas, 30, pilot in the Women’s Western Aviation event, was killed when his car left the road and crashed. Anne Quast, a competitor, was seriously injured in the same incident near Heavell, Washington. Cain Colborne, Ont. AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Colborne
Thomas
Koonts Wile
Maijacle
Anne Quast Offingarad
Heavell
Wash
Fire tragedy in outskirts claims young girl and injures eight
A fire on the city outskirts yesterday killed a young girl and injured eight others, including several passengers trapped inside a vehicle. The incident area is under investigation with authorities assessing the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cily
Looming Fight Over Bill Pack Delays in Congress
In Washington AP reports leaders push a multibillion dollar package touching public works housing labor welfare and pensions. McCormack warns adjournment by Aug 8 may be unlikely as battles over two billion public works two billion housing and new federal programs loom. Senate and House debates target social security reforms plus industrial development aid and distressed area grants amid farm bill timing uncertainties.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
Klassachusetts
McCormack
House
Boondagsiv
House Banking Committee
Amorrow
Cour
Labor Welfare Pension Fund
Rin Lundy
Quick House
Senate
House Aquiculture Committee
Satellite traces global orbital path and tech notes
The article outlines the satellite travel across continents and oceans including Sevannah and Norfolk with a Cape Canaveral launch by the Army. It describes Explorer 1 Vanguard 1 and Sputnik comparisons, orbital altitudes from 182 to 1473 miles, speeds 14 000 to 18 000 mph, and radiation measuring instruments including Geiger counters and radioactive shielding.
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Army
Kavy
Vanguard
Flessie
Sputnik
Globe
Regearer Laboratory
Navy
Tong
Russia
Zbldpo
Sputnik G
Couple Escapes Serious Injury in Vermont Crash
Fourteen teens were involved in a crash on North Shaftsbury Hollow Road near Shaftsbury Vermont. A convertible skidded on loose gravel and rolled onto its side. All four injured were treated for superficial abrasions at nearby hospitals. Vermont State Police investigated the Friday night accident in Bennington area. The report lists injured teens from Walloomskoe New York Arlington Vermont Williamstown Massachusetts and nearby areas.
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Shaftsbury Wollow
Shaftsbury
Lucille Sigoulit
Walloumske
Helver
Larry J. Beayon
Ailligton
William A. Flood
Vermont
Vermont State Polied Investigated Theiobhoy Feiday Night Agri Dent
Bennington
George
Niemi
Arlington
Thomas Wylia
Williamstown
Mass
Palm Mono
Wal Hospital
Donnington
Papermill Villace
North Hensington
Niomin
Yearmont
Funeral notices from Cohoes and area continue
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices detail services held or planned for residents of Cohoes, Latham, Waterford, Green Island and nearby towns. Names include Anna Cornes, Harriet Haynie, Russell Carpenter, Charles Mason, Edward Blake, John Brunswick, Theodore Breton and others with dates, church affiliations, and burial plans noted.
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Anta Cornes
Anna Cornes
Alusny
Jong
Pugland
Lincolty Ave
Cokes
James A. Cornes
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cohogs
James Cornes Uy
Delmar
Wretch Writer Dies Nic France LAP
Former director of the French News Agency Crney died in Nice France in 1938. He joined the agency in 640 and served as head of press security at the premier’s office during Lean Blam’s term. Funeral details note Mass at St Neanols de Stiles followed by burial in Albany area. Survivors include wife Elena and son John Jr with multiple siblings. Burial at Our Lady of Angels Church in Albany with services conducted by Monsignor Vincent J. Gorski.
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Ats
Haynie
Silliman ‘Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cohoes
Tapeerall
Ces
William Mooney
Dayton
Ohio
Merrill Calling
Albany
James MacArthur
Johnsonville
Flay
Irvin Derrick
Center Brunswick
Charlotte Mecreedy
Columbus
Mivs
Bernard Smith
Dewoit
Mioh
Russell J. Carpenter
Russell J
George Sir
Green Island
Leonard Manpital
Nir
Carpeter
Troy
Green Islan
Ford Motor Co
Knights of Columbus
Caistle L. Nonalds
Fivo
Tree
Trdward B. Carpenter
Raymund A. Tsissiou
Waterford
James Sheers
Sar Moga Springs
Catherne Beardain
Hene Chavothe
Newark
N. J
Wesday
Mason Funeral Home
3Rd Ave
St. Auguse ‘Uite's
Ish Jahi
St. Mary's Cenetery
Father Hanlon
Hanston
Troy Connell
Columbrioltes
Charles E
Mason Charles BE. Mason
Na‘tive
Ollowiy
Amelines
Mason
New York Centers Railroad
Broadway Methodist Church
Rensselaer
Signalmen's Union of
Greenbush
Greenbisi Lodge
Minnie Garhah Mason
Veloriy Administration
Oral Gables
Flo
Acm
Morris & Firebhins Punorsl
5Th Ave
Hey. Frederick
Thalmann
Bf Gl
Man's Episcopal
Friends of
Irn
Amsterdam
A. Blake
Edward A. Blake
Latham
Barthel
Purteil Ave
Lathan
Frederick A. Schinmer
Silliman Memoryl Fresbytea
St. Petér's
Bartholomew Russell
Hallmoon
Leonard Hospital
Co/Albany
Bve
Our Lady of
Bont
Caron Nor
B. Guifrey
Mo Wag
Peter’s Episcopal Church
Prince Edward Island
Canatta
Bennington
Newland Tie
Ton
Firs
Madeline Rice
Willigay Parnell
Peter Iid
Tllenlee
Welleski
Theodore Breton
East Tart
Hinsdillville Cemetery
Benningford
Com
Wasons
Galeston
Lank
Thomas Orb ‘Fant
Kaubes City
Vera Charfield
Napius
Mas
Archie Gyl- Tank
Kiward
Sir Ann'y Church
Titorment
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Nic
France Lap
Kancola Crney
Medshore
Crney
Press Securous
Lean Blam
Me Qes Panied Hent
Ure Jol Wolit
Mes Shovisleeve
Charles A. Shursseeva
Formar
Trey Alphonsus Canhors
OFM
Ney
Laaels
Hanlon
al. Rey
Msgr
Vincent J. Gorski
Beacon
Aubdeavon
Guirge A. Geiger
William J. Durcan
Gang
Chrisie
Joh L
McBriden
Leo J
Willant F. Hayes
Wile Vint 1
Wawned
J. Ryan
Rida Maztavarn Te
We Ndy Name Society
Elon Donnedlyy
John Y. Beunswick Jr
ofAlbanys
Dis
Josep Ans ‘Hany
Pyestenkill
Thome
Englat
Alys
Joseph Acoroo
Ant
Kathryn Brozick
Joseph Brozick
Detroit
Mich
Westfield Couple Tragedy Leaves Wife Critical After Shooting
Westfield police reported a 65 year old man shot his 9 year old wife then hanged himself in a shed behind their home. Mia Ada Warashiis, remained in critical condition at Westfield Memorial Hospital after being shot through the right jaw with a .22 rifle and beaten with the weapon in the kitchen. The assailant fled to a neighbor’s before collapsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Ghot
Salupday
Mia
Ada Warashis
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Henry
Warashius
Warashiis
Prince Altend Party Aboard Onassis Yacht at Monaco Harbor
Yaoh Party Monte Carlo aboard Aristotle Onassis yacht with Prince Nainior and Princess Grace. About 20 guests seated for a 4 party. The yacht glittered like a Christmas tree in Monaca harbor with some 1,000 guests roaming decks. At midnight a fireworks display followed by a cruise toward the Italian coast then returning to the home spot by 6 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Monaka
Prince Nainior
Grace
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Monaca
Vtalian
Iverymakers
Former Football Star Wins Blind Golf Title
Charles Oswell, 41, an insurance agent and former football player, won the Blind Golf Tournament championship. He became blind during World War I and previously competed in the 1983 Rose Bowl. Oswell finished with a score of 200 at Washington Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia (Ap
Charles Oswell
Birmingham
Alp
Boswell
Mlge
Alas Dama University
Warsington Country Clit
Trade Talks Postponed Amid Turbulence
An official said the Aral Republic will delay planned trade talks with Cellain and France due to turbulent conditions. Further details on timing and scope were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caire
UPI
United
Aral Republic
Cellain
France
Yeaturday
Byrd Warns on Spending Amid Inflation Fears
Senator Byrd. warns that current bills and military spending could offset any revenue gains. He cites rising inflation risks from government buys and a looming inflationary period as a possible result of a federal budget near 42 billion dollars in the current plan, with no apparent administration countermeasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Byrd
Congressional
Virginian
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Macmtillan
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Rel Vigilance
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Yemen
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Uruguay
Sevannah
Norfolk
Ruscha
Cali
el Paso
Texas
Tiea
Cape Canaveral
Pla
Reny
Rémy L. Gallant
Ibyrd
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