De Gaulle frames republic and liberty in runoff election
In Paris President Charles de Gaulle said the issue in the National Assembly runoff is the republic and liberty, stressing the regime and its institutions as at stake. In Jaipur India police used submachine guns to patrol riot-torn streets as Army reinforcements stood by after curfew and deadly demonstrations.
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de Gaulle
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Republic
Liberty
National Assembly
Jaipur
India
UPI
Indhira Gandhi
Rajasthan
National Johnson News Conference Planned Today
President Johnson will hold a White House news conference at 3 30 pm eastern standard time in the East Room with live radio and television coverage. Ohio University invokes anti strike law after walkout threatens shutdown. university gains temporary injunction and mails letters to strikers informing them their conduct terminates state employment.
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Johnson
Washington
UPI
White House
Ohio University
Athens, Ohio
Harlem Negro rights leaders warm to Meredith bid
In New York City Harlem Republicans nominated Meredith to oppose Powell in a special congressional election set for April. Meredith warned he could face distrust from fellow Negroes but said the race could push for broader civil rights gains. Powell, long the Harlem incumbent, offered cautious remarks while awaiting court action to resolve his seat.
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New ‘York
Clayton ‘Powell
Meredith
Powell
Harlem
Ainst
Adam
Mr. Powell
University of Mississippi
Missis
Republican Executive Committee
Bimini
Bahamas
Percy
Sutton
Manhattan
Roy Nichols
Salem Methodist Church
Congress of Racial ‘Equality
Joh Soing
Mississippi
Ronald Wagner
Raymer-!aulcide
Dinner-Dance Held At Marke’s Theater Restaurant
Mrs. Margaret Jateni chaired a dinner-dance for about 80 attendees including employees and women’s association members. The event highlighted the involvement of Harlem leaders with the Meredith run drawing national attention and sparking mixed reactions from NAACP officials and Harlem delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
Women's Association
Marke
Margaret Jateni
Six Granted Tenure By School Board
Six principals and teachers were granted tenure at the school board meeting. Vincent Spatara and Marjorie Tabor received permanent status. Four teachers—Joyce Decker, Richard Mora, Rosemary J. Naylor, and Ann Mary Vinciguerra—completed three years probation. Resignation accepted: Patricia Roehm, primary teacher. Olga Shevchik granted permanent appointment as typist. Salary funded by ESEA Title 1 funds, contingent on program continuity.
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Mechanicville School
Board of Education
Vincent Spatara
Marjorie Tabor
Purmary
Joyce Decker
Richard Mora
Rosemary J. Naylor
Ann Mary Vinciguerra
Patricia Roehm
U.S. Air Force
Olga
Shevchik
Mmeht
Lproject
ESEA
Snow slowed plowing as cars stranded on streets
Mechanicville DPW faced heavy disruption from vehicles left overnight in roadways during the Tuesday snow. Crews kept most streets open but could not fully clear residential narrow roads. Dozens of cars were hung up in drifts, and one plow had to be rescued by another during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
DPW
Morning Crashes Attributed to Icy Conditions
Icy driving conditions caused two morning crashes in Mechanicville. At 7 a.m. yesterday a collision involved John Zappella and Alex Vacarella at Chestnut and North Third Street with no injuries. A second crash at Ellsworth Avenue Extension and South Central Avenue involved William Baltzer and Ted Hiser, with no injuries listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut-North Third Street
Mechanicville
John Zappella
North Fifth St
Alex Vacarella
North Main St
Zappella
Chestnut
Vacarella
North Third Street
William Baltzer
Tallmadge Place
Ted Hiser
Pastor Reviews Book Offerin g of Uncles at Me chanicville Church
Rev David ips Seipt of First Presbyterian Church Mech anicville presented a review of An Offering of Uncles by Robert. Read letters from missions expressing appreciation for boxes received. Mrs Hawley Harvey and Miss Mabel Casler led the social hour and refreshments at the Westminster Women’s Association meeting.
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Robert
David Ips Seipt
First Presbyterian
Mechanicville
Westminsters Women's Association
Hawley Harvey
Mabel Casler
Columbiette Loop Leaders Named at Mechanicville Meet
Mrs Rita Morgan led the Columbiette League at Mechanicville this week with a 183 536 mark. Other leaders were Mrs Jean Fitch 187 472 Miss Mary Pugliese 179 and Miss Viola Riccardi 171. In team play Bryne Ford Mercury took two games from Cloverleaf and Modern Pharmacy three games from Izto s Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Morgan
iColumbiette
Mechanicville
Jean Fitch
Mary Pugliese
Viola Riccardi
Bryne
Ford- Mercury
Cloverleaf
Modern Pharmacy
Izto
Half Of Loot Recovered After Quick Pursuit
A motorist recovered part of a theft loot including a sandwich and purse after a brief foot chase in Sterling. Renda Kelsch indicated mixed relief over regaining items. the thief, identified as Alex, escaped with Hambateet before the pursuit ended.
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Sterling
Cole
UPI
Renda Kelsch
Alex
Waterford and Pruyn Hill Fire Coverage Terminated
The Mechanicville Fire Department will no longer respond to alarms from Waterford Road and Pruyn Hill after a Halfmoon Town Board order. Mayor John Connors said city attorney advised the order effectively ends the protection contract, with Mechanicville no longer legally responsible for calls in those areas. The board of education warned curtailment of volunteer ambulance and emergency services, though the squad will still protect Mechanicville Senior High School, railroad yards, and the National Cash Register plant. The Hillcrest Company station remains equipped with substantial pumpers and tanks nearby.
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Mechanicville
Waterford
Pruyn Hill
John
Mechanicville Department
Murphy
Zacepn
Aliearn Squad
Mechahicville _Central
Board ‘of Education
Boston & Maine
Delaware & Hudson
National Cash Register
Board of Education
Halfmoon
Ahearn
Pruyn, Hill
Gullato fires high triple in House League action
Gullato rolled the high triple and Primo De Vito posted a 618 with a 225 single in Mechanicville at Ero Lanes. Others included Vincent Li Vigna 238, Jona Ennello 236 and 578, Dick D Albo 558, Joe Marotto 589, Bob Paul 222, Anthony De Vito 216, John De Paul Jr 211. Team results: Canada Dry beat Modern Building and Supply. Fortune Construction beat Tirohi's Restaurant. Curto Jewelers defeated Bove Fuel and Russo C Y over D Amico.
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Vincent Li Vigna
Sons of Italy
Ero
Mechanicville
Primo de Vito
Jona Ennello
Joe Marotto
D'alberto
Bob Paul
Anthony de Vito
John de Paul Jr
Canada Dry
Modern
Fortune Construction
Tirohi’s
Curto Jewel_ ers
Bove-Fuel
Russoc Y
D'Amico Tev
Board approves elderly tax relief for limited income homeowners
The Mechanicville Board of Education approved tax relief for elderly property owners with limited incomes after a Monday night discussion. Several district taxpayers in the age bracket attended the meeting with no opposition. The measure requires applicants to prove qualification and notify the assessor, with some districts experiencing few takers.
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Mechanicville Board of Education
Piarin
Roman Johnson
Halfmoon
Reed Payne
Mat Qualif
Ati Ecu
Mechanicville Man Stricken Then Taken To Hospital
Charles Sisto of 515 Chestnut Street Mechanicville was taken to Leonard Hospital in Troy on Tuesday after being stricken at home.
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Charles Sisto
Chestnut St
Mechanicville
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Residents Protest Fire Unit Switch in Waterford and Hillcrest
Residents of Waterford Road and Pruyn Hill protest a switch to Hillcrest Fire Company. Jerry Gargano, steering committee chair, says a lawyer will be engaged to oppose the town move and restore the original district with their own firefighters. Other steering members include Frank Belinsky, Ray Hathaway, Irving Jensen, and Phyllis Barker.
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Waterford Road
Pruyn’ Bill
Oreanoad
Acst Ville
Hillcrest Fire Company
Jerry, Gargano
Hass
Joyce's
Sterae
Frank Belinsky
Ray Hathaway
Pruyn Hill
Irving Jensen
Phyllis Barker
Delphian Society program on Haydn life presented
Mrs Richard D Wright presented a program on the life of Franz Joseph Haydn at the Delphian Society meeting held at the home of Miss Catherine Cookingham Broadway in Mechanicville. The event included introductions and a light repast served by the host.
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Delphianis
Franz-Joseph Haydn
Richard D- Wright
Delphian“Society
Catherine Cookingham
Mechanicville
to _ Russom
Tag Days For Italian Flood Relief
Flood relief drive set by Sons of Italy Lodge to aid the Italian flood victims. Campaign will be held Thursday in Mechanicsville and Friday April 6 and 7. Group chairmen named include Frances Bolinaky Josephine De Crescenté Marie Verdile John De Paul Jr John Piroli Anne Lucrezia Michael Enriello Odelia Cimino Matteo Anatriello and Vincent La Vigna of various Italian and church organizations.
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Mechanicville
Italy Lodge
Spearhes
Loval Drive
Frances Bolinaky
Josephine de Crescenté
Dante’ Club
Vincent la Vigna
the Rosary-Altar Society
Church of the Assumption
Leaves Hospital After Three Weeks at Albany Center
Francis G. Lake of 232 South St Mechanicville has been convalescing at home after a three week stay at Albany Medical Center Hospital. His condition was reported to be much improved.
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Francis G. Lake
South St
Mechanicville
Albany Medical Center
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Albany
N.Y
Assembly
Albert H. Blumenthal
Cnct
Rockefeller
TWA
New York
TransWorld Airlines
St.Louis
Remueien
Columbia Law School
Adam Clayton Powell
Banall
Kenneth Guscott
Boston
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James Meredith
NAACP
Chicago
Congress
Merediths
Main St
Maloney
Tey
Church Pastor Presents
Columbiette
Board Uk’s
Hopsack
Dad
Bala
Mths
Etrance
River SP
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