Upstate Republicans Mobilize for Federal Constitutional Convention
Assemblyman Clarence D. Lane leads New York legislators backing a concurrent resolution to push a U S Constitutional Convention to challenge one man one vote. Pointed against by the League of Women Voters, 32 states already back the call while 34 are needed. Debate over Dirksen amendment and state school book lending looms as a Court of Appeals decision on Textbook Loan may shape the parochial school issue.
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Clarence D. Lane
Greene County
Albany
Supreme Court
Senate
Illinois
League of Women Voters
U.S
Assemblyman Lane
Rensselaer County
New York State
Court of Appeals
East Greenbush School Board
Focal School Board
Appellate Division
Floor Care Lesson Set In Saratoga
A floor care lesson titled Floor Facts Care will be hosted by the Saratoga County Home Economics Division at 8 p.m. next Thursday in the Cooper ative Extension Center located at 87 Church Street in Saratoga Springs. The session will cover tile floor cleaning methods for concrete terrazzo vinyl hardwoods waxes floor slipperiness prevention and care influencing tools and materials. The Gideon Putnam Hotel at Saratoga Spa State Park will open seasonally tomorrow under lease to Sharp G P Inc with Richard Lumsden as president and Joseph Gerrity and Max Zuckerman among its Albany directors.
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Saratoga County Home Economics Division
Cooperative Extension Center
Church St
Saratoga Springs
Gideon Putnam
Saratoga Spa State Park
State of New York
Sharp G P Inc
Richard Lumsden
Joseph Gerrity
Max Zuckerman
Albany
Sharp
Community notices and local updates in Schuyerville village
The 1967 Red Cross fund campaign in Schuyerville and nearby areas nears completion with Teresa Corsetti as local chair. Old Saratoga Historical Association meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Junior-Senior High School cafeteria to discuss fund‑raising, programs, and the General Philip Schuyler House, plus the 190th anniversary of the Victory of Saratoga. Harold Hayes announces a 10 week Bible Study beginning Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. through May 31. Local residents are listed under medical updates with several hospital stays and injuries noted among villagers and relatives.
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Red Cross
Teresa Corsetti
Old Saratoga Historical Association
Philip Schuyler
Saratoga
Harold Hayes
Faith Chapel
Assembly of God Church
Saratoga Hospital
Bertha Mills
Victory Mills
Dominick Nardelli
Lorielli
Preresa Bardino
Saratoga Springs
Local notices and household updates from Cambridge area
Mrs K A Gottry and Mr and Mrs Charles Davis returned home after wintering in Miami Beach Florida. Thomas Parsley returned to Villanova after spring vacation with his parents. Mrs LeRoy Decker suffered a fractured left arm. Mr and Mrs Robert Clark and son visited Mantua New Jersey with Mrs Anna Clark. Pvt Perry Young stationed at Ft Dix New Jersey visited his parents. Miss Suzanne Gottry returned to Albany State University after Easter break. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Patten also mentioned.
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Charles Davis
Miami Beach
Fla
Thomas Parsley
Villanova University
Lawrence Parsley
LeRoy Decker
Robert Clark
Mantua
N.J
Clark
Anna Clark
Karen
Oy Walely
Mary Parrish
Tampa
Robert France
Richard Ridler
Pitman
Ridler
Mary Ridler
Elizabeth Ridler
Marjory Ridler
New York School of Design
George Ridler
Orange Community College
Charles Marsden
Mrs. Brewer
Mr. Marsden
St. John’s Hospital, Yonkers
Louis Meltzer
Yonkers
Woman Laborer Wins Rail Award in Montana Case
Shelby AP reports Hat jtie Brice won a 45577 dollar judgment against Great Northern Railway for a back injury she says occurred while working as a laborer on the main line. Brice had been laid off as a cook and joined a railroad section gang to retain seniority. she injured herself while jacking a rail. The piece also notes a flurry of local notices and personal updates from nearby residents and families across Yonkers, Albany, Dobbs Ferry and Canandaigua, highlighting visits, vacations, and social events along with a dog regulation reminder from Fort Edward.
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Shelby. Mont
Hatjtie Brice
Great Northern Railway
Teamsters Order New Strike Vote in Trucking Talks
The Teamsters Union ordered a nationwide strike vote over the weekend for about 500,000 trucking workers after rejecting a 37-cent hourly wage offer from Industry negotiators representing roughly 12,000 firms. The firm seeks a three year contract, far below the union demand of 75 cents. Union officials say any strike would be selective and unlikely to shut down nationwide. Negotiations with federal mediators paused as local delegates met with Frank Fitzsimmons before resuming.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Teamsters General
Winter Snow Eases Drought Across Northeast
New York City gains 4.8 billion gallons as snowmelt boosts reservoirs while drought lingers elsewhere from Kansas to Texas. Officials say Philly and Pennsylvania eased some emergency rules but NYC still requires a special request for water. April decisions possible.
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New York
Northeast
New York City
Oklahoma
Texas
Great Plains
Greely County
Kan
Kansas
Colorado
Texas Panhandies
Pennsylvania
Delaware River
James Marcus
British To Probe Arctic Region Expedition Sets Arctic Flights
London AP reports an eight man Royal Air Force expedition funded by the RAF and Nuffield Trust will fly 900 miles inside the Arctic Circle this spring and summer to map Ellesmere Island areas first charted in 1916. Departing April 12 in an RAF Britannia, the team targets the Mc Clintock Glacier ice cap at 9000 feet.
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London
Royal Air Force
RAF
Nuffield Trust
Arctic Circle
Ellesmere Island
Canada
Northwest Territories
RAF Britannia
McClintock Glacier
Defense Ministry
Days Of Wrath To Be Performed At Auschwitz Memorial
Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki writes Dies Trac Days of Wrath to be performed by Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra and choir at the Ostrowiec Auschwitz victims memorial unveiling on April 16. Penderecki previously composed St. Luke's Passion.
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Warsaw
Poland
Krzysztof Penderecki
Krakow
Paint thrown at Humphrey in Rome by Italian youth
UPI reports Vice President Hubert Humphrey arrived at the Rome opera house to find a plastic bag filled with yellow paint splattered on officials nearby. Police detained Gianni Bazzan, a Young Communist Federation employee, as the prime suspect while seven others, including an American, were taken for leaflet protests denouncing the United States. The American was David Blum, 32, a Los Angeles born New Yorker.
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Rome
UPI
Hubert W. Humphrey
Rome Opera House
Humphrey
Opera House
Gianni Bazzan
Young Communist Federation
United States
David Blum
New York
Call Girl Arrested By Marshals In Hoffa Case
A 23 year old woman identified as Mrs Patricia Ann Essex was arrested by U S marshals on charges of swearing to a false affidavit supporting a new trial bid by jailed Teamsters Union chief James R Hoffa. A second sealed indictment names another woman in the same matter as authorities planned custody action. Hoffa, serving eight years for jury tampering, seeks a new trial alleging government procured liquor and prostitutes to influence jurors in his conviction.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
UPI
U.S
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Patricia
Ann Clark
Ann Essex
Hoffa
Earthquake Hits Hopei Province in Red China
UPI reports a strong earthquake struck Hopei Province in Red China causing extensive damage. A Japanese meteorology spokesman compared it to a Niigata quake that destroyed or damaged thousands of homes and acres of farmland.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Boy Bitten By Dogs Doing Fine In Spone New York
Eightyearold Michael LeBrun was declared in excellent condition by his doctor four weeks after a dog attack left him bitten 300 times. The boy from Spone, New York, survived the incident and is recovering well as doctors report improving health.
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Speone
N.Y
Michael LeBrun
Plane crashes into Kenner Hilton. survivors recount scenes
Witnesses described a Delta DC8 wingover crash in Kenner Louisiana that leveled parts of a home and sparked flames at the Hilton Motel. Guests and residents recalled narrow escapes, injuries, and the chaotic scene as debris flew in many directions. A couple of bystanders spoke of racing to doors and windows to rescue others. Authorities noted rabies inoculation concerns raised by one family amid the disaster.
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Kenner
UPI
Hilton
Jerry Widener
Epee
Charles LeBrun
Michael
LeBrunn
Union Demands New Probe Into Slaying of Local Union Official
The AFL CIO Laborers International Union pressed for a fuller investigation of the February 9 shotgun slaying of Cecyle P. Babineaux 38 on a parish highway near Pernie Bailey Drilling Co. Babineaux was a union business agent. The union criticized the grand jury for delays and questioned armed guards tied to the company including Joseph Hanks who is free on bond. The organizing drive targets about 12 000 oil drilling workers with the union claiming 75 percent signed.
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Dist. Atty. J
Babineaux
Bishop Challenges High Hospital Costs in Catholic Hospitals
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen questioned the steep costs in Roman Catholic hospitals in Boston. He urged a self‑examination of poverty vows versus daily charges, asking if church leadership’s salaries and expenses align with vows and whether costs should be reduced.
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Boston
Fulton J. Sheen
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