Technical Writers Meet At RPT by Representatives
Representatives from iron business and industry and government gather at RPT for a technical writers meeting. The event highlights collaboration across sectors to improve documentation standards.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1959
Page
1
Representatives from iron business and industry and government gather at RPT for a technical writers meeting. The event highlights collaboration across sectors to improve documentation standards.
National gathering at Rensselaer Polytechnic opens the seventh annual Technical Writers Institute with Prof. Jay R. Gould introducing Jr. Sterling P. Olmstead of IP4 as first speaker. The program includes workshops, lectures, discussions, and conferences. The only social event is the Thursday institute dinner at Ypam. A Medical Writers Institute begins Friday at APT under Prof. Gould, both under API Cooperative and Extension Group led by Prof. LA.ALK Booth.
Wynantskill residents viewed 85 paintings at The Delagon Painters first show on the Village Green attracting about 500 visitors including guests from Albany Syracuse and Hudson Falls. Sales occurred despite a Saturday afternoon shower and many plan to join fall classes at Pulfer’s store on Main Avenue.
In a broadcasted speech at Wellesley College, Defense official Neil H. McElroy credited women as the country’s largest unused resource and urged graduates to see themselves as vital to national future, stating they are more important than missiles. The remarks referenced a Presidential Science Advisory Committee report on untapped potential in research and education.
The Midtown Democratic Club meets at 7:80 pan at the Hotel Joy to map plans for events including election wind installation of officers. Reuben B. Codex, committee chairman, will outline plats for the slate to take place in September. A committee will select officers. In the ensuing year Frank A. Porfeld, president, will preside. Membership comprises Wards 1 2 3 and 4. Social hour follows.
Salvatore Joe Sgarlata, first president of St. Anthony's Holy Name Society and longtime Troy grocer, died after a long illness. Born February 1880 in aly, he lived in Troy 54 years, ran a Van Buren and 4th Street store for 40 years, and later owned a street market concession. Survived by six daughters and siblings, with funeral from State Street residence to St. Anthony's Church for Requiem High Mass, burial at St. Mary's Cemetery.
Buenos Aires sources say Argentina will expel a new group of Communist satellite diplomats for stirring labor trouble. Foreign Minister Diogenes Taboada will announce after embassies are notified. Soviet embassy not involved this time. Hive Communist diplomats were expelled last month for provoking street riots.
The U S Air Force ruled certain the crew of a B24 Liberator found near the Kufra Oasis in Libya died in a desert crash in early 1943 after bailed out at low altitude. Investigators at Wiesbaden confirmed undisturbed gear and logs, with water canteens left behind.
President Syaz ian Rhee blasted a proposed East West summit,calling it a personal crisis toward compromise with the Communists. He urged the United States to take a stronger stance as the world's leading anti communist nation and asked leaders to declare their alignment. He spoke to about 50,000 Koreans.
The speaker urged breaking all trade relations with the communists and reducing diplomatic exchanges. He called for undertaking military measures wherever feasible to aid the liberation of enslaved nations and peoples, promoting a united front against communism.
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