College Students Sought As Weather Bureau Aides
The Weather Bureau seeks college students for summer employment in meteorology related support roles. Applicants should be studying mathematics physics engineering climates administration or hydrology and may gain practical experience while aiding research and radar satellite programs. Regional director contact in New York before April 2.
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Johnson
Weather Bureau
Johnested
Prajgring
Ang
Civil Service
Melgion
Federal Building
Chris Johson
Topher Street
New York 14
N.Y
Stillwater Health Officer Announces Series of Immunization Clinics
Stillwater health officer William Werner announced three upcoming immunization clinics at the new Stillwater Central School for diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus with booster shots available. All three clinics will also offer smallpox vaccine. consent must be given in writing by a parent.
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William Werner
Stillwater
Stillwater Central School
Marjorie Boyet
Chris Sanford Memorial Lecture Set At RPI
The Department of Language and Literature at RPI hosts a memorial program for Prof. Chris Sanford in Rickets Building Room 203 Tuesday at 8 20 p m A lecture by Dr William N Fenton assistant commissioner for the New York State Museum and Science Service discusses Native American political systems The event is arranged by Dr Charles L Sanford with donations for a literature memorial to Chris Sanford in the Rensselaer library.
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RPL
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Chris Sanford
William N. Fenton
New York State Museum and Science Service
League of the Iraquads
Sanforil
Charles L. Sanford
Ds. Sanford
Rensselaer
Santford
Edward
al Chapman
Albany
Fenton
Siate Museum
Tig
New York Indian Federation
Ameri J Tan
Smithsonian Institution
Bristol High School alteration bid tops $250000 plan
In Bristol Connecticut the lowest bid for the $250000 alteration and repair program at Bristol High School came from S Carpenter Construction Co with a bid of $412166. The UPI report notes the filing details and contractor names.
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Bristol, Conn
UPI
Bristol High School
S. Carpenter Construction Co
Man Injured In Attempt To Free Car Near Hoff's Diner
William A. Pipe, 66, of RD 1 Cohous, was injured at 2 08 pm yesterday when found under a car owned by Joh Solkis of 26 Emerick Lane Loudonville. Pipe was digging out his coat in a ditch near Huff's Diner Route 9 south of Latham circle with a helper when another car driven by Selkis backed toward him. A woman phoned Colonie police and Patrolman Sedlacek arrived to find Pipe beneath Selkis' car. Selkis claimed he did not feel anything and, in backing out, saw nothing in the rear mirror. The Boght Ambulance transported Pipe to Albany Hospital where he was treated for injuries. The church project mentioned appears unrelated to the incident. The report includes construction details for a new church unit and notes Mussolini and wartime history references as context in the surrounding text.
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Cohous
Joh Solkis
Emerick Lane
Loudonville
Pipe
Coatina
Huff
Latham Circle
Selkis
Colonie Police
Hoff
Byseph Sedlacek
Mr. Pipe
Sedlacek
Methodist Church
Clifton H
Park
Idune
Albany
Archi
Florence, Haly
UPI
Vittoria
Mussolini
Italy
Argentina
West Crescent
Crescent
Foligno
Larry ] Mikels
First Coinage To 8th Century Held By Lydians
Tel Aviv reports on the Lydians of Asia Minor in the 1st century BCE era as holders of early coinage. The nation known for Croesus and vast electrum wealth used white gold. Lydia, with Sardis as its capital, served as a caravan and sea route hub.
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Tel Aviv
African Prince Weds English Girl in Registry Ceremony
London reports Prince Henry Kimera, brother of the Buganda king, married Englishwoman Carol Ann Withey at a registry office. The 1955-educated prince has studied law in London. his native domain lies in Central Africa.
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London
Prince Henry Kimera
Bugatda
Carol Ann Withey
Prince Henry
Central Africa
Former Sheriff Spaulding Dies in Utica Hospital
Sdvin J. Spaulding, longtime sheriff of Madison County, died Wednesday in Utica hospital at age 89. His tenure included service through 1980, with records noting his previous role in the county. The obituary notes his survivorship and public service.
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Sdvin
J.spaulding
Madison County
Tru
Utica
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