Battery Tickets On Sale Across Multiple Venues
Tickets for the event are available at the mail office on Fourth Street and at its Hoosick Street branch. Additional outlets include the Wynantskill and Schaghticoke branches. Trojan Hotel will sell tickets in Troy. Other county vendors include National Commercial Bank and Justice at its Noo office.
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Fourth Street
Stsaves
Hoosick Street
Wynantskill
Schaghticoke
Trojan Hotel
Troy
National Commercial Bank and Justice
Noo
New Hampshire Senate Advances Flexible Lottery Bill
The New Hampshire Senate passed a revised pure lottery bill to broaden sweepstakes drawing rules. It would allow drawings tied to races globally or to non racing events, moving beyond current Rockingham Park horse race references and permitting events like the Kentucky Derby as drawing bases.
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N.H
Concord
New Hampshire
Senate
Rockingham Park
Lottery Ticket Vendors Named Across Albany Area
State Bank of Albany and National Commercial Bank and Trust will sell tickets in multiple towns including Cohoes Glens Falls and Mechanicville with a Park Hotel Green Island and other vendors listed. The Adirondack Trust Co and several hotels are authorized sellers. Local school districts receive 36 2 3 percent of lottery revenues with 18 1 3 percent to the general education fund and 2 percent guaranteed to districts outside New York City. Remaining local revenues will be distributed by county based on ticket sales.
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Sick Falls
Reueelaer
State Bank of al
East Greenbush
Tagenie Valley Bank
Berlin
Colonial Inn
de Witts
Castleton
Lebanon Valley
New Ietaressi
Mountaintop House Ton
Arnold Hotel
Burden Lake
Ranch Tavern Inc
Stephentown
Onggelaer
Valley View Drives
Wayside Mot
Hoosick Falls
Bank of Albany
Cohoes
Watétyliet
Mechanicville
Lathient
National Commercial Bank and Trust
Latham
Park Hotel
Green Island
Waterford
Ardsley Motor Court
Cliftons Park
Adirondack Trust Co
Saratoga Springs
Spa City
General
New York City
Court Orders Rehiring Trooper Donohue
The New York Court of Appeals in Albany ordered the reinstatement of John H. Donohue, a former state trooper from Peekskill fired in 1964 after a departmental hearing found him guilty of disobeying an order. The 6-1 ruling reversed a lower court, deeming the penalty excessive. Donohue had challenged promotion policies and alleged harassment by supervisors, including claims of interrogations and disruption of his personal life. The court did not issue a full opinion, but reversed the findings.
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State Court of Appeals At
Albany
John H. Donohue
Peekskill
Donohue
Court of Appeals
John F. Scileppi
Donahue
Arthur Cornelius Jr
Cornelius
Third fire at Cornell raises suspicions among staff
Ithaca AP report notes a suspicious blaze at a three story private home near Cornell University housing nine PhD students. Fire Chief Weaver calls it too coincidental following two prior fires in two months. no injuries. The earlier April 5 fire at Cornell Heights killed nine in a residence hall. a coroner cited likely human carelessness or malice. May 23 fire damaged Watermargin House where other class members stayed.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Charles M. Weaver
Cornell Heights
Watermargin House
Rebel Editor Denied Jobless Pay Appeals Board Ruling
Philip Moran former Ossining Citizens Register editor says Gannett ran editorial endorsing a Republican mayoral candidate and Moran will appeal a board ruling denying his unemployment benefits. The case centers on Moran quitting his editor role rather than continuing with the Gannett newspaper group and the board’s decision is under state labor supervision.
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White Plains
N.Y
Cratic
Insurance Appeals Board
Philip Moran
Ossining
Gannuled
Ossining Citizens-Register
Nett
Gannett
Republican
Moran
the Board
State Supreme Court
State Labor
Suspect Waives Extradition In Bank Robbery Case
A California man Garrett, 29, waived extradition after a bank robbery charge linked to a hold up on May 23 near Glens Falls. His wife Susan, 23, was arrested. Canadian authorities requested. Albany County jail records show the proceedings shifted to Canadian authorities. The report also notes Moran’s unemployment pay ruling overturned.
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Albany
N.Y
California
Canada
the Royal
Rank of Canada
Ville
Oes Garrett
Laurent
Montreal
Glens Falls
Albany County
Susan
Bodies Believed Those Of Two Vermont Wards
Two state wards missing since Halloween 1965 are suspected to be the bodies found in Sheffield Vermont. Pathologist Dr. Richard Woodruff said the cause of death could not be determined. Michael Papineau, 14, of Hardwick, and Richard Keough, 11, of Brattleboro, disappeared from a foster home in Glover on October 31, 1965, and were found by fishermen about five miles from their former residence.
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Montpelier
Sheffield
Vermont
Richard
Woodruff
Michael J. Papineau
Hardwick
Richard Hkeough
Brattleboro
Court clears baby doll as not offensive in Milan sale
A Milan court ruled that a baby doll displayed for sale in the northern Italian city did not offend public decency. The plaintiff argued the doll looked male and obscene, but the court found the infant’s innocence prevented obscenity.
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Milan
Italy
Regents weigh church separation in education policy
In Princeton New Jersey Regents approve a plan to separate church and state while urging support for child-centered education funding. The report endorses liberal views and suggests replacing the Blaine amendment with the Federal First Amendment approach.
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Regents
James Michael McHugh Jr
Hillside
Catholic student to seek Protestant divinity degree at Princeton Seminary
A 25 year old Catholic undergraduate at Princeton Theological Seminary plans to pursue a Protestant divinity degree to qualify for the priesthood with his bishop’s approval. He aims to contribute to church work and sees Catholic universality requiring readiness for future church demands. On Sept. 10 he will begin ministerial duties at Franklin Lakes Presbyterian Church to complete field work requisites.
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Princeton Theological Seminary
Church of Tomorrow
McHugh
Franklin Lakes, Presbyterian Church
Desmond Proposes One House Legislature and Electoral Overhaul
Democratic delegates Desmond and Koota clash over wiretapping and court reform as Desmond pushes a one house legislature elected by current assembly districts and post-1970 redistricting plans. He backs county districting and a single New York City district attorney. Duryea urges SUNY constitutional recognition. Mastandgea seeks to bar legislators from future Constitutional Conventions. Brydges notes but offers no comment as Travia affirms.
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Desmond
New York City
Koota
Duryea
Frank J. Mastandgea
Bronx
Earl W. Brydges
Senate
Anthony Jo Travia
Assembly
Maritime Unions Reject Gulf of Aqaba Compromise
In a New York AP report readers of four U.S. maritime unions urged President Johnson to reject any compromise on the Gulf of Aqaba international status. They feared a precedent could affect jobs and called a solution to the Middle East crisis disturbing, equating it to capitulation to Communist-supported Egyptian aggression.
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New York
U.S
Johnson
Gulf of Aqaba
Middle East
Malaysians Labeled Worst Safe-Driver By Expert
Timber expert J. W. Shanks, holder of a British trophy for safe driving, says Malaysians are the worst motorists he has seen in 46 countries. He notes they drive on the wrong side of the road and are often inconsiderate when passing.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
J. W.shanks
Arabs Unite as War Fears Grip Middle East
Arab unity grows amid Israel's threats and Syrian raids as Iraq moves troops toward Syria and Egypt. Egypt and Jordan rally, banners claim readiness to teach imperialists a lesson, while Turkey warns U S bases could be used if war comes. Nasser’s stand unites Arabs despite old feuds. oil states ready to halt supplies.
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Cialist
Israel
Iraq
Baghdad
Syria
Egypt
Lebanon
Jordan
Cairo
Palestine
Hussein
Nasser
U. S
Turkey
United States
U.S
Ankara
State Department
Washington
Robert J. McCloskey
West
Gulf of Aqaba
Strait of Tiran
Gulf
Red Sea
Soviet Union
Teen volunteers join All Lift for Peace to Israel program
An All Lift for Peace drive in Philadelphia aims to send teenagers and college students to Israel for summer farm and hospital work. Six volunteers have already left, with up to 100 possible by June. Jefferson Medical College senior Lyndon Mansfield notes concerns for safety but emphasizes moral responsibilities.
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Israel Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Israel
Lyndon Mansfield
Jefferson Medical College
Bachelor Unit Opens Its Membership in Pakistan
Reports from Dacca say the Bachelors Associate formed during Family Planning Week invites girls and married couples as well as boys to join. Members may not marry, and those who are married must have no more than two children. Sponsors say the move aims to halt population growth.
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Dacca
Pakistan
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