Life Span Longer for Japanese in 1966
The Welfare Ministry announced 1966 life expectancy in Japan rose to 68.35 years for men and 73.61 years for women. It noted gains of seven months for males and eight months for females from 1965 figures.
31 Jul 1967
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1967
Page
1
The Welfare Ministry announced 1966 life expectancy in Japan rose to 68.35 years for men and 73.61 years for women. It noted gains of seven months for males and eight months for females from 1965 figures.
Police Chief Ronald L. Morrison reports William J. Slater of Troy paid a 25 dollar fine for speeding and received five days suspended in Rensselaer County Jail for not updating his operator license. Stephen M. Crandall of Troy drew 10 days in jail for public intoxication, 10 days for disorderly conduct and six months suspended sentence for resisting arrest, with one year probation from Police Justice Robert K. Shiland.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Moseley observe their golden wedding with an open house at West Hoosick Baptist Church from 2 30 to 5 p m The couple married June 16 1917 Mrs Moseley is Gertrude McEachron Their four sons and families will attend Dr and Mrs Donald S Moseley and six children of Silver Spring Md Mr and Mrs Charles H Moseley and three children of DeRuyter Rev and Mrs Allan R Moseley and three children of Clinton and Mr and Mrs Roger W Moseley of West Hoosick
James H. Beaverson former schools superintendent and Athens College president in Pschico Greece will speak at tomorrow afternoon's Kiwanis Club gathering in the Baptist Church Hall. Howard E. Haynes to introduce the speaker. The chicken barbecue is set for Tuesday August 8 and a director's meeting is listed for Monday evening August 7.
White Creek hosts its 40th Old Home Day with a restored Jermain Church tour and a full day of events. An outdoor art show runs 9 to 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with works from local and regional artists. A Lansing Christman talk on Faith Ambition and Courage anchors the church program, followed by music by the McGeoch brothers and Miss Elizabeth Goodrich leading services. Luncheon in Jermain Hall runs noon to 2 p.m. with hall open to 5 p.m. A colonial kitchen display and genealogical exhibit enrich the day, plus a history quilt by Mrs. Arthur Bemis. Community volunteers organize the festival with Mrs. Howard Robinson as general chairman.
The Good Start program ends tomorrow for 250 enrolled children at Hoosick Falls Central School. Students toured Schaghticoke Fairgrounds and Story Town Lake George, with a box lunch provided. Teachers Agnes Smith and Calvin Pedersen were aided by Linda Zetela and Linda Zimmer. The program featured remedial reading and math, with enrichment for older students.
The Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club nine moved to second in the Interstate Baseball League by beating the North Bennington Lions 4-3 on Monday and shutting out the Bennington CYO 3-0 on Wednesday. They meet the Hoosick Falls Lions at 6 p.m. today at the Athletic Field.
The report covers state summer boys basketball with teams led by coaches Bill Barber Mason C Harrison and Fred Scott. It notes games between Warriors Celtics and Fighting Irish at Central School courts with matchups Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Tommy Scott reportedly broke a wrist in a late game moment as Hein trails and positions shift under coachs guidance.
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