House Favors Economies But Not In Its Own Budget
The House voted to slash three federal agencies by five percent but spared its own operations approving a 228 million dollar appropriation for operating costs. The vote occurred by voice with little attendance for a roll call. Several lawmakers warned about cuts reaching salaries and benefits, including widows' pensions and Library of Congress funds.
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House
Washington
Ascal
Frank ‘Ft. Bow
Robio
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
George W. Andrews
Dala
Youth found guilty of murder in Yonkers fire case
Thomas Ruppert eighteen was convicted on twenty four counts of first degree murder and one arson count for a December fire at the Yonkers Jewish Community Center that killed twelve people including nine children. Prosecutors charged twelve murder counts and one arson for the blaze described as started with gasoline.
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White Plains
N.Y
Thomas Ruppert
Yonkers
Ruppert
Westchester County Court
Robert Dempsey
Grasslands Hospital
Valhalla
Robert
Eleanor’ Jackson Piel
Blues Sign Amateur Goalie Seth Marlin to Blues
St. Louis Blues sign acclaimed amateur goalie Seth Marlin to an NHL contract per team announcement. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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St. Louis
Seth “Marlin
St. Louis Blues
National Hockey League
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Troy Area
The notices list services for Mrs. Margaret Barrett Miss Agnes Cusack Miss Mae Riley and Mrs Madalene Bisceglia with details on churches bearers and interment. William J Montgomery, 94, formerly of Schenectady, died in Utica. funeral Monday at 2 p.m. from Dufresne Funeral Home Cohoes with Rev Gerard ONeill. Interment in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Barrett
Margaret Barrett
Morris and Stebbins
Troy
S. Edward Young
John Barrett
Bernard Ives
Joseph Lewis
Henry Daley
Clarence Moore
Hector Gallerie
Elmwood Cemetery
Mr. Young
Miss Cusack
Agnes B. ‘S
Cusack
John H. Clinton
St. Mary’s Church
Donald T. Ophals
Leo F. Boland Jr
Joseph B
Henry T. Boland
Ernest Perrier
Eugene L. Cuzzo
Thomas F. O'Brien
St. Henry's Cemetery
Averill Park
John J. Rooney
Miss Riley
Mae J. Riley
Daniel H. Markham
Gerald Kampfer
Donald E. Ophals
Edward J. Sharpe
Richard D. Wrench
Timothy J. O'Connor
Edward J. Driscoll
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Father Ophals
Augustine Cioffi
O.F.M
Vincent
James
Leo
Thomas Bisceglia
John
Michael Carpentier
DeLuca
William J. Montgomery
Schenectady
Troy Area
Utica
Mr. Montgomery
Ireland
Eugene Phoenix
Arthur Santusky
George Thibodeau
Green Island
Gordon Cozzens
Cohoes
William Vincent
Waterford
Dufresne Funeral Home
Columbia St. Cohoes
Gerard T. O'Neill
St. James Methodist Church
Imwyood Cemetery
Rain Storms Hit Texas Gulf Coast Reports Floods and Drowns
Storms drenched Texas and the Gulf Coast with heavy rainfall, causing floods and two drownings. Corpus Christi and Brownsville saw over seven inches, Lubbock faced its worst flood in four years after six inches, and rivers Sabine and Sulphur rose above flood stages.
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Texas
Gulf Coast
Associated Press
Corpus Christi
Naval Air Station
Brownsville
Pensacola Fla
Lubbock
Sabine
Mineola
Gladewater
Hagansport
New Mexico
Interior
Florida
Central Plains
Atlantic States
Washington State
California
Missouri
Illinois
Virginia
Belkas Seeks 28th Straight Mat Triumph
Chris Belkas, a 6-4, 282 pound undefeated wrestler, aims for his 28th straight win tonight in Albany at the Washington Avenue Armory versus Gino Brito. The card features Buddy Rogers vs Moose Cholak in a best of three falls, with Hi-Flying Midgets and tag bout Jamaica Kid and Trish Jackie vs Little Brutus and Fuzzy Cupid. Show opens at 8:30.
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Chris Belkas
U.S
Gino Brito
Washington Avenue Armory
Albany
Nature Boy
Buddy Rogers
Moose Cholak
Jamaica Kid
Trish Jackie
Little Brutus
Fuzzy Cupid
Arts Festival Booths Highlight Washington Park Event
The Arts Festival in Washington Park features diverse booths for foods and crafts. General chairmen Mrs. Arthur Lennig and Zane Z. Studenroth announce two antique dealers will join. crafts range from beaded flowers and sculpture to weaving batik pottery silver wood carving and textile items. Food is to be sold by the German Hall Association.
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Washington Park
Arthur Lennig
Zane Z. Studenroth
Wholesale Cigarette Prices Up
New York AP reports major tobacco firms followed American Tobacco Co in raising wholesale prices by 25 cents per thousand. P Lorillard added 75 cents to 100 millimeter brands to 9.95, RJ Reynolds and Brown & Williamson matched 25 cent increases except 100 mm, Liggett & Myers also 25 cents across brands. Retail impacts unclear, possibly higher prices.
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New York
American Tobacco Co
P. Lorillard Co
RJ. Reynolds
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Co
Liggett & Myers
Penelope of
Thesto
Ladies Society of St._ Peter's
Armenian ‘Apostolic Church
Ladies Society of St. Nicholas
Ukrainian Orthodox Church
Rette
Troy Boys Club
Wash
Ing
Boryla Fired as Denver ABA General Manager
Vince Boryla was dropped as general manager of Denver’s ABA entry. Jim Trindle said the club has no GM and plans to field a Denver team in the ABA in the fall. Boryla said the move came as a surprise and had not spoken with Trindle since April 18.
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Denver
Colo
Vince Boryla
American Basketball Association
Boryla
Jim Trindle
Los Angeles
Bory- Ja
Trindle
Lee Meade
The
Denver Post
Ime
Turner Durr Final In French Tennis Showdown
Lesley Turner of Australia and Francoise Durr of France advanced to the French International tennis final in Paris. Turner defeated Annette Van Zyl 6 1 6 4 while Durr beat Kerry Melville 8 6 6 3 to set the championship clash.
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Turner-Durr
Paris
Lesley Turner
Australia
Francoise Durr
France
Miss Turner
Annette van Zyl
South Africa
Miss Durr
Kerry Melville
Bees Invade Demolition Scene In New Jersey Town
In Piscataway Township New Jersey a demolition job sparked a mass bee swarm. Contractor Rabouin abandoned a bulldozer as 80 000 bees pursued him down the street. Beekeepers and exterminators joined the effort while residents were alerted traffic diverted and a queen bee remained missing.
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Piscataway Township
A. Bull- N.J
Rabouin
Middlesex
Paul E. Rab
Bouin
Rahouin
Neal Amato
Piscataway
Michael Valosin
Toomajian Jr Receives Bowdoin Graduate Scholarship
Charles R. Toomajian Jr. of 623 Hoosick Road, a Bowdoin College Class of 1965 member, is among ten recipients of graduate scholarships at Bowdoin College. He received the Charles Carroll Everett Scholarship and is pursuing an A.M. in education at Cornell University after serving as administrative assistant to the dean of students.
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Troy
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
James S. Coles
Charles R. Toomajian Jr
Hoosick Rd
Bowdoin
Charles Carroll Everett
Cornell University
Ithaca
Toomajian
Samaritan Hospital Workers Exceed Expansion Campaign Goal
Samaritan Hospital reports its community capital fund campaign reached and surpassed the $50,000 target with employee pledges more than doubling the goal. Robert W. Freihofer and James Schneckloth announced optimistic projected totals from upcoming reports, noting widespread employee enthusiasm.
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Samaritan Hospital
James Schneckloth
Robert W. Freihofer
Samaritan Hospital Community Capital Fund
Employes
Schneckloth
Samaritan
Freihofer
Japan to expand diplomatic posts worldwide to 172
Foreign Ministry sources disclosed that Japan will raise its diplomatic establishments from 161 to 172 globally. The expansion includes seven new embassies, signaling broader international presence.
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Tokyo
Foreign Ministry
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