Mantello Appointed Supervisor Amid Debate on Burden and Budgets
The Troy council approved budget tweaks and infrastructure projects while discussing the successor to a late supervisor. Rizzo abstained from a key vote, sparking criticism as six private land sales and street work moved forward. Public hearings tackled utility use tax and 11th Street abandonment with questions from William Carey and defense from George Letko. The meeting covered land redistricting for Kennedy Towers and parking rules on Fifth Avenue.
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Rizzo
11Th Street
South Troy
Kiddieland
Carol Hill
Seventh Ward
Kennedy Towers
Fifth Avenue
Congress
Ferry Streets
William Carey
George Letko
Troy
1Th Street
Svithin
Obituary notes for Mahoney Brown Robson Berzee Hanrahan and more
Multiple obituaries reported from Troy New York and nearby towns. Timothy J. Mahoney Jr. died aged 60 after a short illness. Christopher Brown a Stephentown resident. Earl H. Robson 50 of Greenwich. Hattie Berzee 78 of Cropseyville. Eva Hanrahan of Troy. Sybil Whitehouse funeral. Mrs Alda Bame. Edward Hoover Joseph Littlejohn Albert Thomas Alphonso Hubbard and others also mourned with funerals set at local houses churches and cemeteries.
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Tt. J. Mahoney Jr
Timothy J. Mahoney Jr
3Rd Ave
Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Mahoney
Ellen Singleton Mahoney
Timothy J. Mahoney Sr
St. Augustine's Academy
Gregg Business School
New York City
New York
Troy
American Locomotive Co
Jack Leary
Los Angeles
Calif
Walter Craig
Norwalk
W. E. Curtis
John F. Mahoney
Elizabeth
N.Y
Riverview Funeral Home
Ave
St. Patrick's Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Christopher Brown
Stephentown
Pittsfield
Mass
General Hospital
Ethel May Diamond Brown
Ireland
Mr. Brown
United States
Nassau
Ethel C. Brown
Marguerite Gorman
Watervliet
James Brown
John
Hattie Berzee
Raymertown
Cropseyville
Andres and
Lois Coons Berzee
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Howard B. Tate
Peter R. Suarez
Gilead Lutheran Church
St. Augustine’s Church
St. John's Cemetery
Richard Whitehouse
Oakwood Cemetery
Kronwall
Bame
Alda Bame
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Emerson Rugh
George Amadon
C. Warren Rescott
Clifford Snyder
Joseph Werger
James Maxwell
Charles Rymiller
Elmwood Cemetery
West Sand Lake
Rugh
Mr. Hoover
Edward Hoover
Hall and Higgins Funeral Home
Stephenstown
George Cole
New Lebanon
Johnson Spends Weekend in Texas
President Johnson arrived in San Antonio and planned a trip to his Texas ranch. He exited the jet and boarded a smaller plane bound for Johnson City for a long weekend.
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Johnson
Texas
San Antonio, Tex
Washington
Johnson City
Di Gel relieves double trouble with antacid and gas relief
Ad promotes Di Gel tablets and liquid from Plough Inc as antacid plus simethicone to neutralize excess acid and untrap painful gas. It targets drug counters with simple product claim and format.
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Plough, Inc
Ady
On This Day in History May 5 1967
On this day May 5 1967 United Press International notes key events and births. Napoleon died in 1821, John Scopes was arrested in 1925, Poland refused Danzig homage in 1989, West Germany became sovereign in 1953, and poet John Gay offered a caution on storytelling.
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United Press International
Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Christopher Morley
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
St. Helena
John Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Poland
Hitler
Danzig
Germany
Federal Republic of
West Germany
John Gay
Irked By Flag Burning He Starts His Own March
Gimmler rallies a Manhattan march as a morale boost and moves his HQ to a hotel after telephone deposits and scarce funds. He reports small contributions but strong pledges from unions veterans groups and various organizations. Notables Nelson Rockefeller John Volpe and Kenneth Curtis back the event with Medal of Honor winners as grand marshals.
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Gimmler
Manhattan
Maritime
Unitity Workers
Teamsters
Young Americans For Freedom
Knights of Columbus
Young Democrats
Boy Scouts
Harlem
Jhovs
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Kenneth Curtis
Maine
Viet Troops May Force Tax Boost
Washington AP reports increasing American troop strength in Vietnam could push the administration to consider raising the six percent surcharge. Officials say one or two divisions might be sent, from 25 000 to 30 000 men per division, impacting next year's budget. House Appropriations Chair Mahon warns of a severe deficit even with revenue hikes.
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Washington
Vietnam
House Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Mahon
Congress
Island Has 23 Peaks
Christchurch based report notes New Zealand's Southern Island contains 23 peaks over 10 000 feet within the Southern Alps, highlighting the rugged high country of the archipelago.
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Island
Christchurch
New Zealand
DAR Chapter Schedules Annual Session At Falls venue
The DAR Hoosac Walloomsac Chapter Falls area plans its annual meeting for Saturday May 13 with a covered dish luncheon at 1 pm. Delegates to the Continental Congress in Washington DC will be elected officers and discuss business.
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Hazel M. Hill
Baptist Memorial
Camaro vs Chevelle sales pitch from Chevrolet ad
The ad touts Camaro as quick to perform and handle well, contrasts it with mid size Chevelles on price and being Chevrolet built. It highlights features like Body by Fisher and energy-absorb steering, claims Camaro is the roomiest sport compact for its price, and promotes a Camaro Pacesetter Sale at Chevrolet dealers.
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Automotive News
Chevrolet
Fisher
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