Troy Garden Apartments and Troy Shopping Plaza Plans Unveiled
The Carroll Hill area of Troy will begin a $1.5 million housing and shopping project this month with Troy Garden Apartments to include 114 garden-type units across nine buildings and a 10-store Troy Shopping Plaza. Rents range from 120 to 155 with air conditioned units. The plan, approved unanimously by the City Planning Commission at a Troy Savings Bank session, includes a 54 000 square foot shopping site facing Delaware Avenue and both projects, Riverview Apartments and the shopping center, are led by Albert Chick of Troy Acres Inc.
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Carroll Hill
Troy
Troy Garden Apartments
Carroll Hill School
Troy Shopping Plaza
City Planning Commission
Riverview
Chick
New Paltz
Yonkers
William A. Scully
Edwin B. Wood
Keith T. O'Keefe
Earl Landsear
O'Keefe
Auto-Chase Crash Kills Troy Youth Aged 16
A 16 year old Troy youth, Brian E. Essegian, died at Saratoga Hospital after a stolen car crashed on Route 9P Town of Malta following a three mile police chase. Driver Robert Gatto, 17, of Watervliet, was injured and held under guard. The car, owned by Mary Fazio, was reported stolen earlier.
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Troy
Malta
Brian E. Essegian
Apt
Taylor Apartments
Saratoga Hospital
Robert Gatto
Sixth Ave
Watervliet
Mary Fazio
Third St
Congress
Fourth Streets
C. A. Svenson
Saratoga Lake
Michael Fazio
Second St
Vincent P. Lavazzo
Central Police
Levenson
Malta Ambulance Service
William Werner
Stillwater
Saratoga County
Malta Ridge
BCI
H. V. LaBar
J. F. Montgomery
R. T. Wayand
J. P. Baker
J. P. Furthy
H. M. Michelin
H. J. Shinebarger
Young Essegian
St. Mary's School
Troy High School
Richard Essegian
Massapequa
L. Bk
Robert
Dennis Essegian
Diane Essegian
City
Samuels Runs For Governor Amid Convention Clash
Howard J. Samuels, upstate industrialist, announced in Albany that he will seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination to save next year’s constitutional convention from what he calls Gov. Rockefeller’s bid to wreck it. He said the governor has shut him out of a bipartisan convention plan and that he is angry and frustrated, hoping to become governor to prevent another legislative session.
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Howard J. Samuels
Gov. Rockefeller
Samuels
Albany
Ky To Keep Helm Until '67 Election
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky said he will stay in power through the civilian government process in South Vietnam, likely until mid 1967. He noted a 32 member committee is preparing this year's elections and he spoke amid security around a barricaded residence.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Roosevelt Jr resigning to seek New York governorship
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr will resign from the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission today to meet with President Johnson and clear the path for his bid for the Democratic nomination for New York governor. He has been assembling a campaign staff in recent weeks and declined to comment on the visit’s purpose.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Johnson
New York State
Roosevelt
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Samuels Fights For 575 Delegate Victory In Democratic Race
At a press event in the DeWitt Clinton Hotel Samuels claimed 150 delegate support for the Sept. 7 8 gubernatorial convention and sought independent backing from New York City. He promised to reveal startling innovations for state government at Cornell University Saturday. He was flanked by eight children and his wife.
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DeWitt Clinton
New York City
Samuels
Cornell University
Low-Spender District Aid Snarls School Bill
The Legislature’s leaders broke off negotiations on rival plans to raise state education aid by 98 million dollars next year. Assembly Speaker Travia proposed amending his bill to include three concessions then sending it to the Senate on a take-it-or-leave-it basis. Senate Republicans offered no immediate response as other Capitol Hill moves unfolded.
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Albany
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Senate
Iately
Capitol Hill
Court of Appeals
Market Rebounds After Week-Long Decline
New York stocks surged in heavy trading reversing a steep recent drop. Brokers described the move as a natural rebound and noted the market had fallen rapidly before bouncing back part way.
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New York
Cohoes Weekly Government Target In Dawson's Trial
In Albany federal court the Cohoes Publishing Corp faced government scrutiny during Dawson tax evasion case. John A. Chestara, former president and editor, testified about cash investments totaling 94075 dollars said to have been received from Dawson.
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Cohoes
Dawson
Cohoes Publishing Corp
U.S. District Court At
Albany
John A. Chestara
Newsweekly
Chessara
Benjamin Ungerman
Chestara
Ungerman
Sydney
Australia
Edmund Port
Asst. U.S. Attys
F. Steele Langford
Stanley P. Gimbel
Justice Department
Frank Fiore
Annandale
N.J
Fiore
Busi
Union Beer Protest Halts Long Island Rail Service
Long Island Rail Road workers walk out over beer with lunch at a company luncheon. the strike disrupts 20 to 30 percent of diesel lines, prompting a federal back-to-work order. Thousands of commuters scramble as Penn Station remains busier with electric service.
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New York
Island Rail Road
LIRR
Brooklyn
Long Island
North Shore
Queens Terminal
Pennsylvania Station
Manhattan
Administrative Snags Mar Medicare Opening
Statewide Medicare program opening amid controversy and administrative problems affecting up to 40 percent of 18 million residents. Welfare officials criticize uneven response and lack of materials from the State Department of Social Welfare. A spot survey by The Associated Press finds agencies unready to accept applications and lacking rules forms and ID cards.
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Albany
State Department of Social Welfare
Associated Press
Erie County Welfare Department
Rockefeller Leads West Virginia Race For State Legislature
John D. Rockefeller IV, 28, switched to the Democratic party to run in Kanawha County for 14 seats, leading a field of 56 candidates and becoming the first Rockefeller in decades to seek elected office as a Democrat. Newark and Trenton mayoral contests also reported developments as party dynamics shift. Francis Dove won the Republican nomination for senator in Nebraska, with Morrison leading the Nebraska Democratic primary and Curtis unopposed for the GOP renomination.
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Trenton
Newark
Rockefeller
Nebraska Gop
Arthur J. Holland
Carmen J. Armenti
Holland
Armenti
Sveral
Hugh J. Addonizo
Leo .P. Carlin
Addonizio
Carlin
John D. Rockefeller IV
West Virginia
Kanawha
Charleston
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Francis J. “Ove
Jennings Randolph
Nebraska
Philip Sorensen
Val Peterson
Norbert Tiemann
Frank Morrison
Raymond Arndt
Morrison
GOP
Carl Curtis
RFK Backs Doubling Foreign Aid
Senator Robert F Kennedy urged doubling U S foreign aid to developing nations over several years citing moral obligation and future investment He warned aid and recognition should not go to governments seized by force while citing Brazil under Humberto Castelo Branco as an example of unconstitutional legitimacy erosion and chaos
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
New York Democrat
Senate
Latin America
Kennedy
Brazil
Humberto Castello Branco
Egypt Welcomes Kosygin Amid Delayed Chou En Lai Visit
Egyptian crowds greeted Soviet Premier Kosygin at Cairo Airport with Arab Soviet solidarity as Nasser embraced him. Chinese Premier Chou En Lai reportedly plans a June Cairo visit, possibly delaying to avoid overlapping with Kosygin.
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Cairo
Egypt
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Red China
Chou
Pakistan
Peking
Kosygin
Leonid I. Breshnev
Romania
Nikita Khrushchev
Cairo International
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Troy Savings Bank
Ralph Gionta
Gionta
Delaware Avenue
Troy, Acres, Inc
Albert Chick
Troy Boy
John J. McNamara
Lavazzo
Marion Essegian
Gatto
William J. Cunningham
By Bob Fusco
Dean Rusk
Rusk
ABC
H. J. Samuels
Charles Dumas
By Livingston S. Jones
Cohoes Star Press
William
J. Dawson
Union
Long Island Line
Woman's
RFK
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