Restraining order bars Kansas City firemen walkout
A Jackson County circuit court issued a temporary restraining order to stop Kansas City firemen from striking. Judge Robert Myers set a March 31 hearing on the order, as Daniel C. G. Rogers of the Missouri Mediation Board schedules a morning meeting at City Hall with Firefighters Union Local 42 officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jackson County
Robert Myers
Daniel CG. Rogers
Missouri Mediation Board
Firefighters Union Local 42
International Weekend brings seven exchange students to Columbia High
Seven students from seven countries visit Columbia High School and East Greenbush Community during the third annual International Weekend April 6 to 9. Guests include Ga mila El Sabban from United Arab Republic and Glens Falls and Anna Danielsson from Sweden and Altamont. They will attend classes, join host students, speak at an assembly, and participate in a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia High School
East Greenbush
Gamila El-Sabban
United Arab Republic
Glens Falls
Anna Danielsson
Sweden
Altamont
Maria Castillo- Mellado
Chile
Galway
Christi Kienzer
Austria
Delmar
MacAnthony Okot
Uganda
Scotia
Barry Jankalowitz
Republic of
Columbia’ Drama Club
Renata Criss
AFL
Laurie Leyinger
Alice in Wonderland Ice Capades Shine In Troy Show
The Ice Capades opened at the RPI Field House before about 3,500 with Janet Runn as Alice charming both parents and children. Comedians Labrecque and Bussey, a live skunk gag, Per Larsen and Richard Callaghan showcased standout skating while the show teased a broader musical potential.
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Dave Sampson
Troy
RPI
Janet Runn
John Labrecque
George Bussey
Per Larsen
Richard Callaghan
Miss Ryan
DA Nang
Vietnam
Charles W. Keenan
Nitro
W.va
Keenan
Herman Nickerson Jr
1St Marine Division
Nickerson
Pfc
Ronald A. Piatkowski
Trenton
N.J
Cpl
Stanley J. Luczko
Gardner
Mass
Piatkowski
Luczko
Nguyen Thi Co
Nguyen Qua
Novena to Start at Monastery in Albany
A Novena to the blessed Sacrament begins Thursday at 7 45 p m at the Monastery of the Immaculate Conception Albany 714 New Scotland Ave The nine day service ends May 25 the Feast of Corpus Christi conducted annually by the Franciscan Fathers Open to the public Dominican nuns of the Order of Preachers pray for those requesting prayers Troy area residents may contact the Monastery by mail for participation.
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New Scotland Ave
Albany
Order of Preachers
Troy Area
Albany Felt Executive Dies on West Coast Trip
West Coast death of 50 year old Frank E. Dodge, sales manager for Albany Felt Co. of Menands, after a heart attack in San Francisco during a two week business trip. Survived by wife Ruth Haenelt, daughter Judith Ann, five brothers, and mother. Funeral Thursday at St Peter's Episcopal Church Albany with interment in Providence Rhode Island.
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Frank E. Dodge
Strathmore Dr
Loudonville
Albany Felt Co
Menands
San Francisco
Cal
Jim Albany
Marshall W. Tebbutt's Sons
Central Ave
Mr. Dodge
Worcester
Mass
Rhode Island School of Design
Providence
Woodlawn Finishing Co
Pawtucket
R.I
Dodge
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Albany
Wolferts Roost Country Club
Northway Collision Injures Three in Malta
At about 6 30 p m yesterday a collision between a towing truck and an auto on the Northway north of Route 67 in Malta injured three people. Joseph McClelland 23 of Ballston Lake driver of the tow truck suffered head lacerations. Robert Holm 27 of Kirby Road Saratoga Springs also head lacerations. his wife Dianne L Holm 23 suffered head and possible neck and back injuries. McClelland pled guilty before Justice Donald Reed and was fined 10 dollars for making an improper turn while the patrol noted the Holm auto struck the truck as both vehicles moved north and McClelland attempted a U turn. The auto was towed from the scene and all victims taken to Saratoga Hospital by the Malta Rescue Squad.
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Malta
Saratoga Hospital
Malta Rescue
Joseph McClelland
Ballston Lake
Robert Holm
Kirby Road
Saratoga Springs
Dianne L. Holm
McClelland
Justice of the Peace
Donald Reed
J. A. Lander
Saratoga Station
Holm
Colonie Village Approves Town Water Purchase
Colonie Village approves a water purchase contract with the Town of Colonie, raising the rate seven cents per 1000 gallons. An aerial sanitary survey is adopted despite Trustee William Brunelle Jr’s opposition, and action on an American Air Survey taxi ordinance is planned. Mayor Cook aims to act soon. Trustee Haagner’s resignation was tabled. bids for crushed stone and a taxi licensing/driver character verification proposal were also tabled.
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Colonie
Colonie Village
William Brunelle Jr
American ‘Air Survey, Inc
William R Canteaia
William Haagner
FASTEETH Advertises Improved Denture Hold Fast
FASTEETH powder sprinkles on upper or lower plates to prevent slipping or rocking. It claims to keep false teeth firmly in place with no gummy taste and an alkaline, non sour feel. The ad urges regular dentist visits and to buy FASTEETH at drug counters.
Mom Still Has Charm All 43 in British Beauty Contest
BRITWELL England UPI Ann Crich 14 faces rugged competition May 27 as she aims for a beauty title in the contest Betty Crich 43 entered for a laugh but reached the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britwell
England
UPI
Ann Crich
Betty Crich
Junior High Publication Wins Awards
The Literary Club Review from East Green bush Junior High School topped its category at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association ratings in New York City and earned Medalist status on a 1000-point scale. Editor Bianca Sorieri leads a staff including Denise Deagan, Stuart Phelps, Gerard Bekaert, Mark Hemenway, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Literary Club Review
East Greenbush Junior High School
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Columbia University
New York City
Bianca Sorieri
Anthony Sorieri
Denise Deagan Stuart Phelps
Gerard Bekaert
Mark Hemenway
David Sperling
John Crowe
Mitchell Roth
Ann Gibson
Robert Plaisted
Mary Schwartz
Anna Mariu
Gary Francois
Judith Dzinski
Dana Veltman
Joan LaDue
Patricia McAuliff
Sally Potter
da Lyan
WSCS Thrift Shop at First Methodist East Greenbush
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist East Greenbush will host its annual thrift shop on Friday April 7 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the church corner Hays and Gilligan Roads. Items include household goods furniture clothing toys books records bric brac and antiques. Co chairmen are Mrs C Gilbert Moore and Mrs Louis Calcagni. Home baked items will be sold in the church foyer.
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Woman's Society Or
Christian Service
First Methodist
Church
East Greenbush
Hays and
Gilligan Roads
Greenbush
C. Gilbert Moore
Louis B. Calcagni
Starry Hart Succumbs at Samaritan Hospital
Francis J. Hart of Lansingburgh, longtime Union National Bank employee and former Lansingburgh Council member, Knights of Columbus, died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness. He attended St. Augustine's School LaSalle Institute and was a communicant of St. Paul the Apostle's Church.
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Francis J. Hart
Lansingburgh
Rites conducted for Francis H. Dingley
The funeral for Francis H. Dingley was held yesterday from Fitzgerald Funeral Home in Cohoes and St. Patrick's Church. Rev. Philip A. Grady celebrated a Requiem High Mass. Bearers were Edward Kennedy, Harry and Brian Barry, and George and James Dingley. Father Grady officiated at the grave in St. Mary's Cemetery in Troy.
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Francis H. Dingley
Fitzgerald
Cohoes
St. Patrick’s Church
That City
Philip A. Grady
Edward Kennedy
Harry
Brian Barry
George
James Dingley
Father Grady
St. Mary's Cemetery
Troy
Supreme Court to Review Drag Wearing Conviction
The Supreme Court agreed to review the conviction of a male hairdresser for violating New York law by wearing female clothing in public. The New York court upheld the conviction as cruel and unusual punishment arguing the law was vague and failed to establish guilt standards.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
New York State
State Supreme Court
Martin Hirshhorn
Hirshhorn
Charles I
Luce
Cowpower
Edison Co
York
Interior Department
Court Rejects Complaint On Polling Places
Washington AP The Supreme Court refused to review a New York law allowing church owned buildings as polling places The challenge by Morris Berman an Orthodox Jew who objected to a crucifix display and sought damages highlighted a church state issue under the First Amendment The suit claimed disruption of voting during 1964 at St George Ukrainian Catholic Church Lower Manhattan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Morris Berman
St. George’s Ukrainian Catholic Church
Lower Manhattan
Berman
U.S
Bill Regulates Private Airport Construction
The Senate passed a bill to regulate private airport construction and ensure adequate highway clearance near airports to protect federal funds. Sponsor Sen. Douglas Hudson cited federal standards and cost safeguards, with local approval required and alignment with the State Department of Commerce. The Hudson-Kelleher bill on retirement benefits for police and firemen also passed, granting 4 percent interest for those in the state retirement system, pending gubernatorial action.
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Senate
Douglas Hudson
Sen. Hudson
Sen
Hudson
Schroon River
Route 9
Rensselaer County
Wurtsboro
State Dept. of Commerce
Assembly
Brother Sister Face Charges In Troy Burglary Case
A Troy pair Earl W. Christian 17 and Marge J. Christian 18 were arrested after a burglary at Pauls Grocery Eagle and Ninth Streets. They face third degree burglary charges and will be arraigned in Police Court. Police described a break in through a window with officers responding and a girl entering first.
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Troy
Paul
Vincent P. Lavazza
Louis J. Cochi
Lavezzo
Cochi
Charles O’konski
A. Mauriello
Scott J. Peddie
Charles F. King
John A. Comitale
Detective Bureau
Burgh Board Sets Date For Annual Meeting
The Lansingburgh Board of Education will meet at 7:45 p.m. today at Knickerbocker Junior High School to determine the date of the district’s annual meeting, as stated by district superintendent How ard E. Vernon.
JCC Nursery School Sets Fall Term
The Jewish Community Center nursery school, in its new 21st Street center, opens September admissions for 3 year olds by Nov 20 1967. Two age groups 3 and 4. 42 children attended last year. sessions were morning this year. Afternoon options may start if registrations allow. Topics include language arts science health social studies music and arts with community helpers visits. Nonprofit and open to all.
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Jewish Community Center
New Center
21St Street
Fire destroys vacant building at Schaghticoke
Fire crews responded to a late night blaze on River Road near Calhoun Road in Schaghticoke destroying a frame abandoned building and four nearby autos described as junkers. Melrose and Speigletown departments assisted as investigators looked into the cause and ownership.
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Schaghticoke
River Road
Calhoun Road
Melrose Fire Dept
Speigletown
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Malaysia
James Thompson
Thompson
Bangkok
Caneron Highland
Creece
Athens
Greece
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Igor Ochurkov
Hoffa
Chattanooga, Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hofta
Hofta
Lewisburg
Chattanooga
Syracuse, N.Y
Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation Inc
Northeast
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Robert C. Forsyth
Service Division
High School International
Grace Spierre
Teddys
Gunnar
Iris
Terry Head
Corps de ‘Ballet
Albany Felt
West
Northway
Kent
Cook
Eska
Ashley
WSCS
Sierra Leone
N. Y
U.igua
Sarfacen
Public Service Commission
Ters
James T. Viger
J. Arthur Viger
Tha
Record ‘Newspapers
Robert L. Bleau
Hart
Ryan
U.S.A
Cambridge
PSC
Joseph Barron
William
A. Toohey
Second Avenue
St. Paul Thel
Apostle’s Church
Father Ryan
St. Mary’s Cemetery
PAM
Seeakeee
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
State Power Authority
Freetown
A. T. Juxon-Smith
Devel
Stead
Col
Jis
Ambrose Genda
U.N
Genda
London
F. J. Hart
Samaritan
Mr. Dingley
Fifth Avenue
West 14Th Street
Manhattan
Lively
Rose Futter
Brooklyn
Post
JCC Nursery School
Ronald L. Hasbruck
Gerald le Claire
Warren Fane
Spergietown
Anaes
Ares
Imperial
Hiram Walker
WIAA
Walker & Bowe Ihc
Ploma
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