School 1 Pupils Plan Car Wash Drive
The eighth grade students at School 1 plan a car wash from 10 am to 4 pm at Glen Avenue to raise funds for a graduation trip. Surveyor 3, the lunar camera probe, has entered a two week hibernation and will be inactive through the lunar night. Scientists at JPL said the craft will resume activity when sunlight returns around May 17.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Trojan Post
VFW
Glen Avenue
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Surveyor
Nassau Lake bass testing program set for survival study
A test netting program to determine the survival rate of largemouth bass in Nassau Lake will be conducted this month by the State Conservation Department. William Glass, president of the Rensselaer County Conservation Alliance, said conservation department men will catch and mark the fish before releasing them. The lake has previously been stocked with bass from alliance rearing ponds. The Nassau Free Library board announces a Sunday concert at 2 p.m. on June 21 at Donak Sutherland School, John Street, Nassau, featuring the Traldy String Quartet as part of ongoing cultural programs. local artists have displayed work in the library the past two years. Minister J Kenneth Frazier notes spring library hours extended to include Saturday morning sessions for students. The town council approved a repair plan for a South Street section from the Eastern Chemical Plant to Aiken Avenue, via Republican Alderman Alfred J. Jukes of the Ninth Ward.
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Nassau Lake
State Conservation Department
William Glass
Rensselacy County
Nassau Free Library
Donak Sutherland School
John Street
Nassau
St. Mary's Hall
Traldy
Rensselaer
Engi
Neer
J. Kenneth Frazier
Alfred J. Jukes
Ninth Ward
Aiken Avenue
Planing Group To Meet Monday In Rensselaer
Mayor John H. Warden announced that the Rensselaer Planning Commission will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall to discuss housing aid and a master plan for Urban Renewal. He expressed frustration over delays from federal housing officials in New York City and urged a response.
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John H. Warden
Rensselaer Planning Commission
City Hall
Warden
New York City
Rensselaer Night Softball League Invites Officials
Mayor John H. Warden and city officials were invited to open Rensselaer Night Softball League ceremonies at Coyne Memorial Field on Sunday May 14. Wayne Pratt league president said the 2 30 pm ceremony precedes under lights games in Rensselaer’s South end.
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John H. Warden
Rensselaer
Coyne Memorial Field
South End
Wayne Pratt
Pratt
Legion VFW Units Plan Poppy Sales 1967
The American Legion and VFW auxiliaries will conduct their annual poppy day sales from May 24 to May 26 in the city. Mayor John H. Warden urged citizens to support the drive. Poppies will be sold in city schools through courtesy of the board of education.
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American Legion
VFW
John H. Warden
Eity
Board of Education
Reactions Turn Violent Over New Dish in Omaha
An unidentified Omaha woman tested a new dish on her husband and was hospitalized after a head wound. Police reported the husband struck her with a vacuum cleaner following the dinner dispute.
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Omaha, Neb
UPI
Synagogue Services Across Several Temples
Sabbath and weekday services listed for Temple Beth El Temple Beth Israel Beth Tephilah and Temple Berith Sholom with times over today tomorrow and Sunday plus youth meetings readings from Leviticus Job Amos and Torah Prophets. Mentions Oneg Shabbat Kiddush and clergy events including Institute on Judaism for Troy Area clergy.
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Temple Beth
Epstein
Synagogue
Beth Tephilah
Jewish Community Center
Berith Sholom
Third St
Julius K. Gutmann
D.D
Gutmann
Jerald Goldberg
Eugene Goldberg
Goldberg
Institute On
Troy Area
Richard Hirsch
Washington, D.C
Hyman Slate
Peter Blassberg
Sisterhood
Sisterhood Book Review Group
Ralph Iselin
Samuel Rezneck
Hebrew School
Rabbi Gutmann
Dedication service honors memorials at Blooming Grove church
Blooming Grove Re formed Church held a dedication for the Abiding Memorial Book for the late James A. Smith and a Memorial Display Cabinet for Justus H. Dings. Mrs. Robert Dings sang a solo. The Youth Fellowship plans a paper collection drive tomorrow. The Women's Society of St. Timothy’s Lutheran Church hosts a Mother-Daughter Banquet on May 17 at the Bowling Green East Greenbush, reservations close May 14. Weekend guests from Park Ridge New Jersey included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brandt and children Barry and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barwick, and Miss Margaret Barwick at the Reincke home.
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Blooming Grove Reformed Church
James A. Smith
Justus H. Dings
Robert Dings
Youth Fellowship
Women's Society of
St. Timothy's Lutheran Church
Bowling Green
East Greenbush
Edward Brandt
Barry
Bonnie
Louis Barwick
Margaret Barwick
Park Ridge
N.J
Mr. Brandt
William Reincke
Capitol Letter Capitol Letter on County Supervisors and Authority
Appellate Division hints counties may choose supervisors at large possibly temporarily while district attorney races shape party slates. In Rensselaer County GOP dominance could yield 35 0 with Democrats absent. Troy’s nine member city authority under new law starts with appointments by City Manager Sidney Smith and tests broader adoption. Pending debates over Adirondack Blaine Amendments and forever wild provisions loom at the constitutional convention.
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Appellate Division
Rensselaer County
GOP
M. Andrew Dwyer
Con G. Cholakis
Foster pleads guilty to petty larceny in Troy court
Frank C. Foster, 24, of Troy, pleaded guilty to a reduced petty larceny charge in Troy Police Court. Justice Timothy J. Fogarty sentenced him to six months in Rensselaer County Jail. Foster, represented by Public Defender Thomas J. O Connor, was originally charged with second degree forgery. An arrest followed a warrant. Assistant District Attorney James B. Tanfield appeared for the prosecution.
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Frank C. Foster
Troy
Timothy J.fogarty
Rensselaer County
Foster
Thomas J. O’connor
Plastic printing material withstands toddlers rough socks
New York reports a plastic printing material praised for its toughness and waterproof properties, capable of surviving the rough handling of toddlers and their socks.
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New York
Papandreou Faces Court In Greece
Athens AP reports leading opposition figure Andreas Papandreou questioned by an investigating magistrate in the Aspida treason case. The session lasted 20 minutes and was adjourned to next Wednesday for the substantial stage. Papandreou, 49, denounced as an enemy by the new regime, is accused of guiding the Aspida group plotting monarchy overthrow and a shift to neutrality.
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Athens
Andreas Papandreou
Aspida
Socrates Socratides
Papandreou
Socratides
Shield
Greece
Lynda Bird Johnson Heads to Colombia on Assignment
Lynda Bird Johnson, on assignment for McCall's magazine, left Miami for Cartagena Colombia yesterday, according to an Avianca Airlines spokesman.
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Miami
Fla
Lynda Bird Johnson
McCall’s Magazine
Cartagena
Colombia
Avianca Airlines
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State Dept. of Education
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