C E Van Seiver Dies Former Printer and Owner
Charles K Van Seiver 84 of Miami Shores Fla and Lansingburgh former owner of Charles Van Seiver Printing Co died Wednesday in General Hospital Miami Shores after a brief illness. He ran a printing business at 654 Second Ave and later in the Lion factory building. A longtime member of Troy Typographical Union No 42 and other orders he lived winters in Florida and summers in Lansingburgh. He is survived by his wife Anna E Darby. A prayer service will be held today at 2 pm in Miami Shores. Funeral Tuesday from Mason Funeral Chapel with interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Wiami Shores
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Lansingargh
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Miami Shores
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Speigletown Road
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Television Log for Today Morning to Evening
Daily station guide lists morning to evening lineup with shows across channels six ten and thirteen. Notable programs include Captain Kangaroo Romper Room Candid Camera Merv Griffin Contest Gumbo and classic soaps Eye Guess Jeopardy The Dating Game Password The Newlywed Game General Hospital and Mister Rogers.
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al Cahill
Dennis James
Merv Griffin
Beverly Hillbillies
Pat Boone
Donna Reed
Loretta Young
General Hospital
Casper
The
Munsters
Mike Douglas
Johnny Sheffield
Dick van Dyke
Mister Rogers
Radio Schedule Highlights Classical and TV Listings
This Friday schedule lists hourly radio programs from 7:10 AM to midnight, featuring morning overtures, concert favorites, operatic selections, afternoon concerts, Broadway slower, evening symphonies and new releases. It interleaves musical pieces with TV listings, news, and theatrical entries, including Broadway cast performances and classic film titles.
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Tchaikovsky
Brahms
Haydn
Massenet
Werther
Liszt
Borodin
Prince Igor
Mascagni
Beethoven
Tradt
Chopin
Waldteufel
Saint-Saens
Samson
Delilah Rachmaninoff
Fistoulari
Rawicz
Landauer
Dvorak
Robert Preston
Sibelius
Finlandia
NBC Sym
Toscanini
Vaughan Williams
Thomas Tallis
Strings of the New Sym
Orch
Collins
Claudia Atrau
Netherlands
Chamber Orch
Goldberg
Bizet
Suisse Romandé Orch
Ansermet
Jean Martinon
Chicago
Bruch
Parenthood Film On Population Topic At Troy YWCA
The Public service screening of The Cosy Crowd on April 12 at the Troy YWCA will be hosted by the Social Action Committee. Speaker Mrs. Crawford Campbell, board member of Planned Parenthood Albany and former secretary of the Planned Parenthood Federation, will discuss population explosion, birth control, and the role of Planned Parenthood.
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Planned Parenthood Association
Campbell
Whitman Publishers
USO
Red Cross
Miss Porter
Eastern League of Planned Parenthood
Japan
Thailand
Peru
Brazil
Local Family Guests Attend Supper at Trinity Church
Floyd Doty returns from Samaritan Hospital with Edward Film and son New York City and Mrs. Wil liam iazza of Troy visiting uncle Albert Film. Over 50 attend the Rev Curtis S Denney family supper at Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday with Mrs. Roger Strang in charge. Mr. and Mrs. J Elbert Van 'Buren and Miss Mildred Bankler return from Florida with Mrs. Ralph Dryer of Poughkeepsie. The Diver Library will be closed today.
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Floyd Doty
Samaritan Hospital
Edward Film and Son
New York City
William ©Iazza
Troy
Albert Film
Curtis S. Denney
Trinity Episcopal Church
Roger Strang
J. Elbert van ‘Buren
Mildred Bankler
Florida
Ralph Dryer
Poughkeepsie
Diver
Lipinski Elected President Of Pittstown Republican Club
Dwayne Lipinski was elected president of the Pittstown Republican Club at a meeting in Tomhannock Town Hall. Officers named include JoAnne Gallagher as vice president Roland Bigbee as secretary Erma Whitehurst as treasurer and Sue Ryan as recording secretary. The next meeting is set for Monday April 17 at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. Also announced is the Johnsonville Volunteer Ambulance Service second advanced first aid class at the fire hall Monday at 7 30 p.m.
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Pittstown
Republican Club
Tomhannock Town Hall
JoAnne Gallagher
Roland Bigbee
Erma Whitehurst
Sue Ryan
Lipinski
Town Hall
Johnsonville
Ulbricht Returns to Moscow After Secret Talks
East German Communist Chief Walter Ulbricht flew home to Moscow after three days of secretive talks with Soviet leaders and Italka in the wake of the Moscow visit.
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Walter Ulbricht
Italka
Clifton Park Church Notices Include Baptisms New Members
Mrs Kay Offenbacker lists new members at St George s Episcopal Church Laurie MacCammon Dav id Randles and others report on church activities May 6 bloodmobile visit and planned conf irmation April 9 at Clifton Park Methodist with Rev Raymond Hickcox and Rev W Ray Deming leading services Palm Sunday Holy Communion and Easter rites described.
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Laurie MacCammon
Episcopal Church
MacCammon
Charless Bren
Dent
Gordon Barth
Doris Watson
Dabus Strowe
Troy
Bert Marlowe
Mechanic,ville
Christ Gelecors J Church
Ballston Spa
Bert Harding
Red Cross
United Community Church
Bruce Clements
Robert
Stine
Ellis Johnson
Armand Melanson
Clifton Park
St. George’s Episcopal
Tion
David C. Randles
Clifton Park Meth
W. Ray Deming
Munion
Bitter Arab Rivalries Shape Easter in Holy Land
Beir ut Lebanon Apr 15 1967 UPI Bitter inter Arab rivalries cloud Holy Week in Jerusalem as Jordan prepares for general elections with 60 seats at stake. PLO urges west bank Palestinians to boycott while Hussein faces regional censure over ties with West Germany. Christians from around the world will walk Calvary amid walls of division.
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Two Area Men Hurt In Blaze at Grove's Service Station
William Teasdale of RC Petersburg is in satisfactory condition at Albany Medical Center Hospital after a flash-fire at Grove's Service Station on Broadway in Menands. He suffered second degree burns over 20 percent of his body. Employee Wayne Moyer of Troy was burned on a hand but not hospitalized as the Menands Fire Company, led by Chief John Dobler, battled a blaze confined to a gasoline pan in the fubrat ory.
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Petersburg
Albany Medical Center
West Albany
Grove
Broadway
Menands
Wayne Moyer
Grand St
Troy
Menands Fire Company
John Dobler
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