Israel marks 19th year with beacons and guns
In Jerusalem a 19 beacon tribute capped Israel’s 19th independence anniversary as 19 guns boomed at sunset. Across London, Nasser blasted U.S. Middle East intervention, accusing Washington of leading a counterrevolution and pursuing British imperialism, in a Palestine Day conference message.
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Israel
UPI
Ninteen
Mount Harz
Judean
Nasser
U.S. Middle East
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
United States
Middle East
Britain
America
Evidence of Conspiracy Links in Kennedy Case
National Long says Garrison has produced very important evidence that could show Kennedy was murdered by conspirators. He suggests verifying if Ruby’s phone number appeared coded in Oswald and Shaw pagers would prove a conspiracy. Wallace in contrast says if president he would jail influential professors for pro Hanoi aid.
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Garrison
Washington
UPI
Russell B. Long
D-La
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Clay Shaw
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
North Vietnam
Red China
Soviet Union
Clark proposes separate districts to end inner city schools
Dr. Kenneth B. Clark urged abolishing crowded inner city schools and placing children in suburban schools. He favored creating new districts that cross political lines to unite urban and suburban communities as a solution to integration in big cities. In Niagara Falls, a pressmen’s union local authorized a strike risk delaying state lottery ticket distribution for July’s first drawing. Local 278, Moore Business Forms workers voted 209 to 16 as the firm had the lottery printing contract.
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New York
UPS
Kenneth B. Clark
New York Board of Regents
Clark
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Moore Business Forms
Herbert Staudsley
West Sand Lake Fire Company Plans July 8 Auction
The West Sand Lake Fire Company met with resident Charles Deutsch to discuss a July 8 auction at the firehouse. Daniel Sekellick announced a special meeting for auction planning and pickup of donated items by donor convenience.
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West Sand Lake
Averill Park
West Sind Lake
Arthur Miller
Fire Company
Woman Attorney Appointed to Glens Falls Planning Board
Mrs Rebecca A Silverman Cons Falls attorney received a three year term on the Glens Falls Zoning Board of Appeals from Mayor James T Donnelly. The appointment was announced at a City Walk meeting with Earl Jalet presiding as chairman.
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Rebecca A. Silverman
Cons Falls
Glens Fall
Zoning Board of Appeals
James T Donnelly
City Walk
Earl Jalet
Calico Colony Association Reports Road Repairs Plans
Calico Colony Civic Association president A Jerome McCormick announced Clifton Park highway superintendent John G Peek will repair subdivision roads as weather permits, possibly within two weeks. The Cotton Court site will be turned over to the town, deed transfer pending, and the group plans a park development for recreation once deeds are transferred. An association dance is planned for Nov 11 and a Sept 16 picnic at the playground site.
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A. Jerome McCormick
Calico Colony Civic Association
Endeduwa Central School
John G. Peek
Clifton Park
Cotton Court
Now Possible To Shrink Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A remote scientific institute reports a substance that can shrink hemorrhoids without surgery in most cases. Tests across New York City Washington DC and the Midwest show reduction of swelling and relief from itching burning and pain. The formula Preparation H contains Pio-Dyne and is available as ointment or suppository without a prescription.
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New York, N.Y
New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
Local Police Recover Two Stolen Cars
Troy police recovered two stolen cars after weekend incidents. One car, possibly involved in an attempt to ram a Watervliet officer, was found abandoned at Lot 65 First St. Four white male youths were reportedly in the vehicle when Watervliet police fired twice. the car was hit once. The second car had a 14-year-old Troy youth found in it with the motor running, who said he stole it from Broadway and Front Street and was placed with the Juvenile Bureau.
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Troy
Watervliet
First St
Rensselaer
George Dodge
George Kupe
Broadway
Front Street
Juvenile Bureau
Stephen Mulinie l
Frank Brearton Jr
Fire Sweeps Abandoned House and Barn on Pittstown Road
A fire destroyed an abandoned farmhouse and a barn on Pittstown Johnsonville Road in Johnsonville. Cause undetermined. damage estimate not given. Buildings owned by John Elbridge Brunswick, vacant since 1961. Mutual aid from Valley Falls West Hoosick and Pittstown assisted Johnsonville. Fire began 10:15 p.m. yesterday with wetting operations past midnight.
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Pittstown
Johnsonville
RPI Student Injured In Porch Fall
Vincent Saccente a 20 year old RPI student from 101 lth St sits on a second floor porch railing leaning back on a flagpole and falls about 20 feet to the sidewalk at 8 07 p m Saturday in Troy Police say he suffered injuries and was treated at Albany Medical Center Hospital in satisfactory condition after being moved from Samaritan Hospital. Patrolmen John McMahon and Harold Flavin investigated the incident.
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Vincent Saccente
Lth
RPI
Albany Medical Center
Troy
Latcente
Samaritan Hospital
Albany Hospital
John McMahon
Harold Flavin
Sing Out Cast Prepares For Two Shows This Week
Cast of Sing Out Upstate will rehearse tonight for two performances this week. After a steering committee meeting, they gather at 6 30 in St Josephs Church Hall for 2 1 2 hours rehearsal. First show Thursday at Sunset Inn for Catholic Women's Service League, second Saturday at Willard Mountain Ski Area Easton for Mohawk Council Camporee with about 3500 Boy Scouts and parents.
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Sing Out Upstate
St. Joseph's Church Hall
Sunset Inn
Catholic Women’s Service League
Willard Mountain
Easton
Mohawk Council
Three Car Crash Hurts 3 Four Sustain Minor Injuries In Accidents
Weekend accidents in Troy led to temporary hospitalization for four residents. A three car crash on River Street involved Kathaleena Guyette Edith Peyser and Peter Opar injuring no-one seriously. A separate incident left Star Lashaway treated after being struck by a car and Robert Nicotera involved in a street collision with a child. No fatalities reported and two cars towed.
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Troy
River Street
Kathaleena Guyette
Euclid Ave
Edith R. Peyser
Manatee
Fla
Peter Opar
Eighth Ave
Watervliet
Guyette
Peyser
Hoosick Falls Honors Local Benefactors at Plaque Ceremony
Hoosick Falls village leaders awarded plaques to Rev Edith Craig Reynolds and the late Cary N Weir for community service. Donations of 15000 by Mrs Reynolds and a matching from the Weir estate were noted along with support to the library health center fire department and pool. The event featured speeches by officials and educators with a standing ovation for Mrs Reynolds.
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Hoosick Falls
Edith Craig Reynolds
Cary N. Weir
Aea
Prescott
Abrahamson
Leo Alscar
Dambowicz
John A.age
Guilli
Nor Murphy
Tha Tun
North Hoosick
Hoosick Falls Post
VFW
The
American Legion
the Grange
Hoosick Fire Department
Reynolds
Joel B. Miller
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
School Break-In Under Investigation In Troy
Troy Police report a break-in at a local school over the weekend with a wire screen damaged and a wire window forced open. Det. Patrick Valente is investigating. a first grade teacher, Mrs. Susan Forgarty of 3026 Sixth Ave., reported to the scene but could not determine if anything was missing.
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Troy
Susan Forgarty
Sixth Ave
Patrick Valente
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Saturday Puzzn ACROSS Revealed
A garbled Saturday puzzle solution fills the grid with clues for across and down entries. It lists ship's clock, prepositions, forms of speech, names, and symbols with scattered fragments pointing to classic crossword answers and related terms.
Theft and burglary report in Troy targets TV and cash
Troy police investigate a burglary reported early Saturday. About $40 in currency and a portable TV set were taken from a home on 622 4th St. The residents Andrew Nadian and Nicholas Kolidasky told officers the kitchen door was forced between 8 p.m. Friday and 4 a.m. Saturday. Investigators Pt. T. J. O'Brien and James Mantello are assigned.
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Troy
Andrew Nadian
Nicholas Kolidasky
4Th St
Kolidnnsky
Pt. T. J. O'Brien
James Mantello
Accidents Reported Front Of Rensselaer HQ Involving Police Family
Police investigated two crashes near the Rensselaer police headquarters late Saturday. Mrs. Louella Lewis of East Greenbush was rear ended by William J. Bachteler of Albany, both northbound. Mrs. Bennie Owens, wife of Patrolman Owens, stopped for the first crash and was struck by a woman who failed to stop. Owens aided his injured wife who was taken to St Peter's Hospital and later released.
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Rensselaer
Thomas Owetts
Ernest Mannstrom
William Nolette Jr
Louella Lewis
East Greenbush
William J. Bachteler
Albany
Bennie T. Owens
Dale St
Owens
CYO Camp Registration Set May 22 in Troy
Registration for a free day camp at the Troy Area CYO Center opens May 22. Father Rooney says space for at least 200 children from all faiths and races, staffed by priests seminarians and sisters, with in-person signup 9 30 a m to 4 p m weekdays. Local groups donate to the program.
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Troy
Troy Area
John J. Rooney
Father Rooney
Rooney
St. Isaac Jogues
4Th Degree
K. of C
Troy Council
Troy Area Businessman Herman Symansky Dies at 85
Herman L. Symansky 85 president of Symansky Brothers Scrap Iron Dealers of Troy and Watervliet died after a long illness at Samaritan Hospital He lived in the Troy Garden Apartments A WWII salvage head appointee by Gov Lehman He was a Russian native and a member of Temple Beth El Beth Tephilah and several fraternal and civic groups He is survived by his wife three sons a daughter five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services are at Temple Beth El today at 2 p.m. Mourning at the Hoffmans home Interment in Beth El Cemetery
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Symansky Brothers Scrap Iron Dealers
Troy and
Watervliet
Samaritan Hospital
Troy Garden Apartments
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Mr. Symansky
Symansky
Russia
Temple Beth el
Beth Tephilah
Hebrew Credit Union
Troy Lodge of Elks
King Solomon Lodge
Oriental Temple of Shriners
Troy Area
Scrap Institute
Old Troy
Jerome Hoffman
Troy
Fifth Ave
Ledgestone Road
Beth el Cemetery
Reports Hit Run Injures Car Owner At Marshall Court
Raymond Toomey Jr. of 105 McChesney Ave reported to Troy police that his car, parked on Marshall Court, was struck by a driver who fled the scene Saturday night or Sunday morning. The incident remains under police investigation with no suspect named at this time.
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Raymond Toomey Jr
McChesney Ave
Troy
Marshall Court
Albany Tulip Queen Crown Brings Tears to Father
In Albany, New York, a gas station worker watched daughter Karen Holtslag, 18, crowned Albany's tulip queen after many finalists. Joe Holtslag, still on duty, tearfully celebrated as the State University freshman was chosen during the Washington Park event.
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Albany
Joe Holtslag
Washington Park
Karen
State University
Holtslag
North Troy Man In Serious Condition After Crash
Charles Bell, 30, of 92 Sixth Ave North Troy is in serious condition at Samaritan Hospital after a head on crash on Route 2 Cropseyville at 6 05 p m Bell swerved into the opposite lane into the car driven by Donald Colvin 33 of 141 High St South Acton Mass Colvin was eastbound Bell westbound Bell was rushed to Samaritan by West Sand Lake Rescue Squad Ambulance and reported to have multiple injuries He was in the intensive care unit David Colvin 7 a passenger in the other car was X rayed and released Police described both cars as total wrecks Bell was thrown from his auto and troopers from Brunswick investigated the scene
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Charles Bell
Sixth Ave
North Troy
Samaritan Hospital
Cropseyville
Brunswick
Bell
Donald Colvin
High St
South Acton
Mass
Colvin
Samaritan
West Sand Lake
Hais
David Colvin
Joseph Kivilan
John Nieckarz
Brunswick State Police
Quell Grass Fire on Little League Field Ends Quick
Firemen with Pumper 6 extinguished a grass fire on the Little League Field near Geer Field yesterday from 3 22 to 3 55 p m. The incident closed the area briefly but caused no injuries or further damage.
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Geer Field
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