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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1967
Page
17
In New Delhi the Indian regime led by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi easily retained power after a no confidence motion. The 257 to 162 result followed the Jan Sangh opposition over President's rule in Rajasthan after recent riots. Congress holds a 20 seat majority in Parliament.
Scientists John H. Bird and Franco Rosetti place Cambrian trilobite fossils from southern Rensselaer and northern Columbia Counties in the National Museum in Washington. Silas Ford, Troy amateur paleontologist, contributed early research on these finds from sites near North Chatham Schodack Landing Germantown Riders and Brainard. The fossils, 600 to 500 million years old, are mostly trilobites and largely unknown to New York and New England records.
Weather note describes light precipitation mistaken for snow as spring arrives. The piece quips about youth packing fluff into snowballs and marks the arrival at 2 37 a.m. with playful tone. It reads like a whimsical local weather blip.
Assemblyman Neil W. Kelleher will be principal speaker at the Holy Name Society of Sacred Heart Church Troy event. The Communion supper replaces the annual breakfast and will include Holy Communion at 6 30 p m in the school cafeteria with Joseph J Burke as general chairman and Edward Allen handling tickets. Kelleher represents the 101st Assembly district and was Troy’s last elected mayor. Weather calls for snow tapering to rain tonight with a high in the low 40s and a low around 20s. Tomorrow should be generally fair with highs in the 30s and a chance of light flurries.
A Niverville man was issued a summons after a two car collision at the Route 9 20 and Greenbush Avenue intersection in East Greenbush Town around 11 am. Barbara Ducharme 26 of Castleton was westbound when Lehman Alexander 53 of Niverville, turning left into Greenbush Avenue, struck her vehicle. The charge is failure to yield right of way. Alexander is to appear Saturday morning before Justice Frank Gardinier.
Elderly couple injured in separate falls yesterday afternoon. Carrie Wade 86 of 1825 Fifth Ave sustained facial cuts at Broadway and Fourth Street and was treated at Samaritan Hospital before release. George McKenna 85 of 115 Third St suffered a scalp laceration at Fulton and Fourth Streets and was moved from St. Mary's Hospital to Albany Medical Center Hospital. Patrolmen James Johnson William Norton and Alfred Carpenter investigated.
DETROIT UP I farmers rights to organize and withhold products from markets. Freeman forecast a milk price rise but did not tie it to the NFO milk withholding drive. He said he abhors the violence tied to the action and trusted NFO leaders to be prudent.
The Atomic Energy Commission seeks transfer of a reactor complex from Idaho Arco to West Milton Navy site. A $10 million Arco construction appropriation appears in the current federal budget. The transfer would affect Navy testing projects and remodeling at Arco.
A joint concert of the Glee Clubs of the College of Saint Rose and Villanova University will be presented at 8 p.m. on April 7 at Philip Livingstone Junior High School Albany sponsored by the Saint Rose Mothers Auxiliary. Conductors are Donald J McCarthy and Herbert Fiss. Selections include a My Fair Lady medley Beethoven Hallelujah Un Bel di Vedremo and a folk song medley.
The Albany Brookview Castleton Bus Line, operated by George G. Olsen, won PSC approval to raise fares by 10 cents for adults and school children and 5 cents for younger riders. The decision was issued yesterday by the State Public Service Commission.
Rev Clark Hunt of Westfield N J described Calvary Hill crosses during a Holy Week noon service at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. He contrasted the central cross with the two criminals and explored the theme The Other Crosses at Calvary. He spoke of the thieves Dismas and the last-minute repentance and urged reflection on Holy Communion and Easter observances across local churches. Events at Clifton Park and Shenendehowa churches were announced with services, training sessions, and a communal Good Friday service led by Rev Ralph Elliott.
Moscow Premier Alexei Kosygin condemned any escalation of the Vietnam War as the most dangerous act of recklessness and warned it would provoke a worthy rebuff by the heroic Vietnamese people and heighten support from their friends.
Fire fighters responded to Box 433 at 10:30 a.m. to 528 8th St. a two story frame house owned by Alex Ames. The second story suffered considerable damage. An inch and a half hose and a booster were used. Heavy smoke issued from second story windows. Cause undetermined. Estimated damage not provided.
Albany Senator John D. Calandra chairman of the Senate Excise Committee said he would block Mayor John V. Lindsay's plan for a statewide liquor tax increase. Calandra, a former deputy liquor authority official, controls which bills reach the Senate floor. In Buffalo, a lone bandit robbed the Seneca Emilie Branch of Marine Midland Trust Co. of nearly $2,000, marking the fourth Buffalo-area hit since Valentine’s Day and the sixth bank robbery since Dec 9, totaling over $45,000.
Rev David C Randles rector announces Maundy Thursday schedule with Holy Communion at 9 30 a m and 8 p m and Girl Scouts gathering in Fellowship Hall from 7 to 9 p m today and tomorrow also includes contact Clifton Park 664 5996 and St George’s parish activities led by Mrs K Offenbacker.
Washington AP reports the Post Office warned that a $99.6 million cut in its 1968 budget approved by the House Appropriations Committee would trigger massive mail pileups in major cities. The panel recommended $8.6 billion for the coming fiscal year, against the Post Office request of $9.67 billion and the current budget near $6.3 billion.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will visit Bonn and five or six other Western European capitals. Officials said he plans to depart next Monday to attend a conference of U.S. chiefs of missions in Western Europe, scheduled for March 28 to 31.
Leonard Baker, 24, of Castleton was fined on speeding and disorderly conduct charges after a chase by Castleton and East Greenbush State Police on Route 9 South near Valatie in Columbia County. He was fined $50 or 15 days for speeding and $25 or 10 days for disorderly conduct, or in lieu of fines he was remanded to Rensselaer County Jail.
Funeral for Mrs. Edith A Love Norris was held yesterday at the Mason Funeral Home Havana Cuba. The service was led by Rev Thomas S Evans pastor of First Presbyterian Church. Local health officials reported on child vaccination and public health measures in the national campaign.
Friends served as bearers at the interment to be held at North Farmington Cemetery in Macedon New York.
A New York story promotes RequTOL as a non habit forming remedy to constipation. It claims the product softens dry hard waste by boosting colon moisture rather than forcing bowel action. The article emphasizes it works on waste and may end laxative use.
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