Village Show Time at Peestenkill Fire Hall
The Peestenkill Ladies Auxiliary stages its annual variety show Village Show Time at Peestenkill Elementary School on Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Frank E. Perrault directs with skits dancing and songs. show committee lists include Lila Berry Shirley Linderman Leona Toniatti Ruth McBain Betty Eaton Techia Lindermann and others.
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Ladies Auxiliary
The
Peestenkill Fire Company
Peestenkill
Frank E. Perrault
Lila Berry
Shirley Linderman
Leona Toniatti
Ruth McBain
Betty Eaton
Techia Lindermann
Betty Santerie
Shirley Lindemann
Mary Ryan
Shirley Hughes
Hattie Harris
George Santerre
George Eaton
Muriel Naylor
Joan Raksir
Gene Miner
Poestenkill Fire Co Ladies Auxiliary
Poestenkill Elementary School
Jean Heffner
Ruth Lesson
Laurie Cody
Linda Rokjer
Joseph Casey
George Beaudoin
Edward Hughes
Chester Heffner
New Syria Baathist Command Seats Power In Coup Aftermath
In Damascus the Baathist regime installed a 16 member regional command, naming Maj. Gen. Salah Jedid among the leaders. Jedid is seen as the coup mastermind that toppled Gen. Amin Hafez and Premier Salah Bitar. In Canberra the Australian Army announced a court martial for Maj. Peter Norman Tedder over the handcuffing of a gunner at Bien Hoa in January.
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Damascus
Syria
Arab Socialist Baath Party
Salah Jedid
Amin Hafez
Salah Bitar
Canberra
Australia
Army Headquarters
Peter Norman Tedder
Viet Nam
Peter O'Neill
Bien Hoa
Fire destroys Newton Chapel after protest prayer meeting
The frame building housing Newton Chapel near Sidon in Leflore County was burned Saturday night after civil rights workers held a prayer meeting protesting U S policy in Vietnam. An organizer for the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party said about 30 people attended. Sheriff George Smith said the cause of the blaze is unknown.
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Greenwood
Miss
Newton Chapel
Sidon
United States
Viet Nam
Liz Fusco
New York City
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Leflore
George Smith
Lisbon Trades Streetcars for Buses in Transit Shift
In Lisbon buses supplant streetcars as passenger use rises sharply. Streetcar ridership fell by over 1.5 million in 1964 versus 1963, while bus ridership climbed by about 12 million.
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Ove
Lisbon
Temple Berith Sholom Dedicates New Window Series
Rabbi Alan S. Green lauded Temple Berith Sholom on dedication day for its new stained glass windows. He praised their eloquent, simple form and the way they weave memory and future, linking past losses to hope and prophetic visions for tomorrow. Joseph B. Rosner and Dr. Bernard L. Zenitz assisted. Friday service featured Rabbi Julius K. Gutmann.
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Alan S. Green
D.D
Temple Berith Sholom
Rabbi Green
Troy Temple
Temple Emanu-El
Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph B. Rosner
Bernard L. Zenitz
Julius K. Gutmann
Troy
Fire No Bother To Beer Drinkers
Five fire companies fought a stove vent fire that spread to an overhead fan and filled a Lincoln tavern with smoke. Two patrons remained seated drinking beer until a policeman ordered them to leave.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Dry Ice Creates Invisible Mosquito Screen in Chicago
AP reports dry ice hung around a patio forms an invisible barrier against mosquitos. The carbon dioxide released by the dry ice is heavier than air and settles downward, reducing the oxygen level and repelling the insects.
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Chicago
Classified WANTED Ushering in International Want Ad Week
A brief promotional note highlights Classified WANTED as the market place dialogue between buyer and seller. It underscores opportunities through want ads in The Record Newspapers The Morning Troy Record and The Evening Times Record with over 334 000 classified ads in 1965.
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Record
Morning Troy Record
Evening Times Record
Rockefeller proposes New York State planning agency
A Rockefeller bill sent to the Legislature in Albany would establish a state planning agency to coordinate planning across departments. It would absorb duties of the Office of Regional Development and the Bureau of Planning with a governor appointed director. In Rochester Victor Parks of Buffalo faced heroin possession charges after being stopped at Monroe County Airport. detectives valued the narcotic at 1200 dollars and said he bought it in New York for 285 dollars.
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Gov. Rockefeller
New York State
Albany
Executive Department
Office of Regional Development
Bureau of Planning
State Dept. of Commerce
Rochester
UPI
Victor Parks
Buffalo
Monroe County
Parks
New York
Man Sought for Hammer Assault in Colonie
Colonie police issued a lookout for Joseph Gorski 50 a former Schenectady resident with no fixed address suspected of a hammer assault on his sister Shirley Esposito 50 at her Colonie home. Esposito treated at St Peters Hospital Albany. Dets Mead and Cramer questioned the victim after Albany officers located the address. Gorski a former Utica State Hospital patient is considered dangerous.
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Colonie
Joseph Gorski
Schenectady
Shirley Esposito
Central Ave
Esposito
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albamy
Helen Gorski
Albany
George Mead
Lawrence Cramer
Colonie Police Dept
Gorsky
Utica State Hospital
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Mass
James D. Crosson
ST. Paul's Church
Woonday
Tubs
Frederick E. Thalmann
Rockefeller
State Planning
Buffalo Man
Theosophical
Society
HOTEL
Mrs
Felix Layton
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