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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1967
Page
1
Tonight at 7 30 p m the Niskayuna High School auditorium hosts a concert by all fiscal organizations directed by Robert A Chris with proceeds for special music projects. Harold B Weaver leads the symphony, Leonore Mooney directs the chorus, Melvin Schiff the symphonic band, and Irving B Spoor the varsity band. A special chorus of 125 will perform.
LA VALLE Wisconsin a small grain mill powered by an old water wheel serves Volney Duddle son from the Baraboo River. Built early this century the mill remains una converted to electric power with annual costs around fifty dollars versus two hundred fifty for electric. Visitors tour the plant and watch the mill grind grain drawing farmers residents and visitors from across the country.
A water main break was discovered shortly after 3 a.m. at the corner of Roe 155 in Latham. Police said the Latham water district was notified and crews dispatched. A six inch main leak prompted closures of several establishments along Route 9 as water flowed across the highway.
U N Secretary General U Thant denied reports he planned to confer with diplomats from Communist North Vietnam during his vacation. Informants in Rangoon said North Vietnamese officials contacted Thant at Ngapali resort but he declined to meet them, citing a personal visit to Burma.
Oscar D Gestido a retired Army general was sworn in as Uruguay's president amid economic woes. He pledged an honest capable government and warned Uruguayans against overreliance on welfare after 15 years of social programs.
The debt ceiling rises to 336 billion as soon as Johnson signs, with a temporary six billion increase through June 30. Rep. Bynes warns of debates to raise the limit beyond 336 billion in the next four months. Luci Johnson Nugent pregnancy confirmed, details pending. About 800 African Americans march to confront the Ku Klux Klan in Natchez Mississippi, exchanging stares with White workers at Armstrong Tire & Rubber Co plant.
Albany and New York headlines report negotiators resolved the penalty issue in replacing the Condon-Wadlin public employee strikes ban. Sen. Edward Lentol said the dispute was settled, enabling progress on the controversial law revision after earlier criticism that penalties were too harsh.
Edward F. Moylan announced four vice presidents to lead major divisions of the Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce serving Troy and surrounding communities. Lawrence E. Davey heads regional affairs. Clarence H. Daniel, community affairs. Kenneth T. Lally, government affairs. Z. Richard Lesnick, commercial affairs. Miss Mary Casey is public relations chairman.
A bench warrant was ordered for Daniel N. Malcolm 21 of Averill Park after he failed to appear in Rensselaer County Court for an arraignment on three first degree robbery counts tied to a $90 Oct. 27 holdup at Moore's Grocery Troy. Malcolm, previously freed on bail, vanished after indictment on Feb. 16 and is believed to be in West Virginia.
Air Force Academy officials announced six additional cadets admitted cheating and were expelled, raising the total to 46 exiled for cribbing. Officials warned the count could climb toward sixty as investigations continue.
Bavarian National Thetner commissions West German composer Hang Werner Henze to write an Olympic opera for the 1972 Games in Munich with Austrian writer Ingeborg Bachmann to provide the libretto.
Lt. Col. Stewart cites a possible figure of 60 implicated as Bachtelle, deputy academy information officer, notes uncertainty but hopes the outcome will be short. The remarks reflect cautious projections in the ongoing information clearance.
Cmdr. Charles E. Hathaway completed his 250th combat air strike over North Vietnam aboard USS Ticonderoga off the coast. The 41 year old led two fellow pilots in a rocket attack, dismissing questions about the count and planning his 251st. Hathaway and his family live in Lemoore California.
UPI reports three of the Navy's 40 Polaris missile submarines will be taken out of service for a year long overhaul. The Daniel Webster John Adams and Henry Clay will be rebuilt at a cost of 22 million dollars each at shipyards in Portsmouth New Hampshire Washington and Charleston South Carolina.
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