Watervliet All-Stars Travel to Granville for 6 p.m. Game
The Watervliet Little League All-Stars travel to Granville to face District 2 All-Stars in an international tournament game at 6 p.m. A win advances them to face Hudson All-Stars at Lou Kemp Field Monday night. A car caravan leaves Lou Kemp Field at 4 p.m. tomorrow. officials ask those who can convey passengers to report at the clubhouse. Watervliet has defeated Green Island Twin Town and Latham.
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Watervliet Resident 60 Years Dies
Mrs. Julia Maluka a longtime Watervliet resident died at home after a brief illness. Born Julia Soja in Austria she lived in New York City and Green Island before moving to Watervliet over 60 years ago. Survived by two sons Adam and John, four daughters, eleven grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Funeral from Parker Bros. Memorial and Immaculate Conception Church. Burial at Immaculate Conception Cemetery.
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New York City
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Rosary Society
Adam J. Maluska
John
Troy
Frank Flynn
John Paul
Metro Warika
Michael Dzubak
Latham
Parker Bros
Broadway
That City
Immaculate Conception Cemetery
Edward Murphy Wins Contest at Clinton Park
A recent basketball contest at Clinton Park crowned Edward Murphy age 12 as layup champion. Runners up were Joseph Klee 8 Barbara Collett 9 Jeffrey Gzar mecki 12 and Patricia Caldwell 9. Event supervised by Joseph D. Paparian and Jerry Millett.
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Edward Murphy
Joseph Klee
Barbara Collett
Jeffrey Gzarmecki
Patricia Caldwell
Joseph D. Paparian
Jerry Millett
Tyranny of the Tax Men article promotion
The Internal Revenue Service agents barged into homes confiscating bank accounts and threatening wives without evidence. This is part of an August Digest feature offering a broader look at authority and overreach.
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Internal Revenue Service
Playground Attendance Totals Reported by Schools Office
A report by Thomas Castellano shows 5,299 people attended Wa tervliet playgrounds last week with 2,740 at Brother hood Park 917 at Port Schuyler 850 at Clinton Park and 792 at 14th Street Playground Port Schuyler has been undefeated in volleyball with two wins and no losses The Intermediate Basketball League sees Port Schuyler and 14th Street each with one win and one loss In the Senior Basketball League 14th Street beat Brotherhood Park 62 56.
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Edward C. Diamond
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14Th Street
Cartoonist Will Speak At School 3
Hy Rosen, cartoonist for the Albany Times Union, will give an illustrated talk on cartoons at School 3’s language arts program at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Rosen is a former Albany public school student and Chicago Art Institute graduate with multiple awards.
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Mrs. Delia Ward Funeral Held in Watervliet
The funeral for Delia M. Ward of 431 7th Ave Watervliet aged 100 was held yesterday from Cummings Funeral Home and St Brigid church with a Solemn Requiem Mass by Rev Francis G Janis. Deacon was Rev Donald Ophals and sub deacon Rev John Dee. Bearers were Robert Ward Frank Rogers Terry Ward and William Rogers. Interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery Salem with Rev James Pritchard officiating.
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7Th Ave
Watervliet
Cummings Funeral Home
St. Brigid’s Church
Francis G. Janis
Donald J. Ophals
John C. Dee
Robert J. Ward
Frank R. Rogers
Terry C. Ward
William T. Rogers
Holy Cross Cemetery
Salem
James F. Pritchard
Watervliet Leads Albany County Sewer Plan Drive
Watervliet City Council approves sending a request to the Albany County Board of Supervisors to create a county sewer system with nearby municipalities. The plan envisions two treatment plants handling wastes from Watervliet Cohoes Albany Menands Green Island Colonie and Guilderland after a 1963 joint survey. The council also seeks Workable Program re certification and installs several new stop signs at key street intersections.
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Albany County
Watervliet
Cohoes
Albany
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Green Island
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Seventh Street
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Peanut Division All Stars Named by Wa tervliet Little League
Joseph Matthews, director of the Peanut Division, lists eight to nine year old players for the All Star squad. Names include Richard Doremus, Paul Jojo, John Yrusky, Bill Twork, Tony Pascale, John Scully, Paul Gardiner, Bill Beaudoin and others. Tom Wehmeyer, league president, says Bill Anderson will coach these eight and nine year olds in a series against Mackey Motors.
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Watervliet Little League
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Paul Jojo
John Yrusky
Bill Twork
VFW
Tony Pascale
John Scully
Paul Gardiner
Bill Beaudoin
Ashlines
Don Winterbourne
Paul Kelly
Tod Barnes
Owen Evans
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Vince Consuelo
John Bruce
Chris Walton
Strecks
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Brian O'Keefe
Carl Nazarian
Tom Michonian
Ellis
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Bill Anderson
Bill Gardiner
John Bateman
Mackey Motors
Groza Sets NFL Games Record Before 1966 Browns
Lou Groza the Cleveland Browns placekicker added to his NFL longevity by making his 188th appearance, surpassing all prior players for most NFL games played up to the 1966 season start. The milestone highlights Groza's durable career.
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Lou Groza
Cleveland Browns
Scout Troop 502 Heads to Expo 67 Mission
Scout Troop 502 of Ascension Episcopal Church travels to Montreal for Expo 67, representing Uncle Sam Boy Scout Council. The 25 scouts tour landmarks on arrival and visit Expo exhibits over the weekend, funded by candy sales and dinners, with five adults along. They return to Troy Sunday night.
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16 From RPI Author Papers
Sixteen professors alumni and graduate students of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute are authors or co authors of 10 technical papers presented to more than 178 scientists and observers at a symposium on neutron thermalization and reaction spectra at the University of Michigan The IAEA event heard 79 technical papers read by scientists from 25 countries and the European Atomic Energy Community Authors or co authors from RPI include Professors Paul B Daitch W E Moore Max L Yeater Surenda N Purolit Norman C Francis and Erwin R Gaertt ner alumni Henry C Honeck George Kirouac Ralph J Cer hone Richard A Dahlberg Rudolph E Slovacek Sung Sun Pan Louis J Esch and M J Ohanian graduate students Frank G Bischoff and Claude Lajuenesse
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Nassau Asks For Delay In Road Plan
Nassau's Town Planning Board will petition the State Department of Public Works to pause its northern bypass plan until a transportation survey is completed. A study by a Syracuse firm is underway in Nassau to evaluate routes. DPW officials say the northern route crossing Elm Street could take three years to design and construct. Town planners request moving the route farther north to avoid Elm Street if the decision stands.
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Troy Man Faces Charge Of Leaving Accident Scene
Troy resident Paul C. Varin, 23, of 183 Mendoca Third St., Troy, faces a charge of leaving the scene of an accident after allegedly striking a parked car on Albany Avenue around 8 20 p.m. Saturday and driving away. The vehicle belonged to John C. Weir of Watervliet. Varin was arrested Tuesday and released on $50 cash bail for a Monday hearing before Justice Cowieson. Green Island basketball notes show a four way tie for first with two wins and two losses.
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Island
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John Boudreau
Justice Cowie-Beard
Albany Avenue
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7Th Ave
Watervliet
Welfare Payments Increased Across New York State
Albany AP New York State expands welfare payments for about one million recipients at an annual cost of roughly 15 million dollars. Commissioner George K Wyman said the new allowances will start before January 1 with final schedules issued by late July. As an example a NYC couple with two kids would rise from 193 to 197 05 monthly, excluding rent and small utility variations.
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Police Probe Of Attempted Burglary At Waltex Clothing
Police and detectives investigated an attempted burglary at Waltex Clothing Co on Congress Street. An unknown person or persons placed a ladder to access the second floor, pried at a window after removing a screen, but triggered an alarm and fled. No entry occurred and the building was secured.
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Grafton Youth Commission Plans Park Trip
The Grafton Youth Commission schedules a trip for the town of Grafton to Saratoga State Park. A 9 a.m. Thursday departure from Graf ton Park includes lunches and bathing suits. Facilities for swimming and a wading pool are available. reservations with Kenneth Vanderhoef, chair man. A Learn To Swim program runs at Lake Elizabeth from August 7 to 18, with applications from Vanderhoef or Lawrence Jensen.
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Youth Commission
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Mayor McKeldin Throws Out 1967 Orioles Opening Ball
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin finally got to throw the ceremonial first ball for the Orioles 1967 season. The city’s chief executive has long awaited this honor, a role historically held by the governor or the mayor depending on timing.
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