Local church events and political note from Albany area
Community notices include a turkey supper by the Guild of the Reformed Church on April 16 at the church hall. Easter services are planned at the Reformed Church with Holy Communion tomorrow at 7 p.m. and an Easter dawn service at One Latham Shopping Center at 7 a.m. Albany Assemblymen Ostrander and Reid criticized the Northway route decision and predicted voters will oppose a November constitutional amendment.
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Eldert Vischer Sr
London Road
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Guild of the Reformed Church
Turkey
Reformed Church
the Reformed ' Church
Latham
Jack Cooper
Albany-Troy
Albany
John L. Ostrander
Saratoga County
Willam J.eid
Washington County
Viciaed
Lepislaire
Schreon’ Lake
Ostrander
Oslyander
Eitweyers
Schroon Lake
Champlain Route touted as superior highway corridor
In the Troy Record March 25 1959 discussion Assemblyman Reid and others voice support for a Champlain Route through the Champlain Valley. They argue the Adirondack Ostrander plan is overbuilt for Route 8 area and a Champlain Route would provide a far better heavy-surface highway.
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Troy
Champlain Valle
Adirondack
Ostrander
Reid
Champlain
Halleck Sees No War Over Berlin After White House Talk
Republican Leader Charles A Halleck of Indiana said after a White House meeting with President Eisenhower that there would be no war over Berlin. Dirksen avoided a firm forecast, leaving room for hope that shooting can be avoided.
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Washington
Lisenhower
Berlin
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
W! House
GOP
Eisenhower
Everett al. Dirksen
Tkinois
Senate
Leailer
Nalleek
Dirksen
GE Workers Return to Syracuse TV Receiver Dept
General Electric said 300 workers laid off Friday returned to work yesterday in the television receiver department at Syracuse UPJ. A spokesman said the layoffs were caused by troubles supplied by an outside firm failing to meet specifications.
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Syracuse
UPJ
General Electric Co
Ceiver
Policemen Battle Marine Veteran In Home Standoff
Seven officers traded gunfire with a Marine veteran, later persuaded to surrender after an hour and a half. The 34 year old, under psychiatric care since discharge, had threatened his wife with knives and fired a rifle. no one was injured. He was hospitalized for evaluation.
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Morehan
Novell McKeel
Hai Heaywo
Mckeel
Saipan
Tee Vince Auilden Petite
Dr. Frank Hospital
Albany
Obstiya- Hlady
Tion
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Schenectady
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Elmer Nelson
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University of Pennsylvania
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Andrew Sharpe
Tarrytown
John Sharpe
Reformer Church
Cyril Rowan
Halleck
Hourigantante
EAU DE Toilette
Us Lax
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Las Villas
Ihe
Fidel Castro
Fulgericio Iatisli
Denby's Blonses
Batiste
Siren