Mothers Day Observed By Killdeers At Drive‑In
At the Hudson River Drive In in Stillwater a pair of killdeers nesting on a theater ramp hatched three fledglings on Mother's Day. For three springs the birds theater patrons by rear ing a nest near a speaker post as cars arrive. Theatre owner Dom Carell of Mechanicville blocks the area each year to protect the brood until they fly solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River Drive-In
Stillwater
Dom Carell
Mechanicville
Immunization Clinics Set Tomorrow at Shenendehowa
The fourth in a series of immunization clinics will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Shenendehowa Central School, announced by Saratoga County Public Health Nurses from Mechanicville City Hall. Dr. Donald Hinman, health officer, will lead the effort with public health nurses, school nurses, and volunteers assisting. Measles vaccine will be available for children between 11 months and school age. Preschool and school age children with a parent may attend at 9:15 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenendehowa Central School
Saratoga County Public Health
Mechanicville City Hall
Donald Hinman
Bid Request Clarified By Urban Aide
Urban Renewal Agency director Frank Yankowski clarified that bids for demolition of Park Avenue buildings were misdated. The bid reception, announced for Saturday, refers to preliminary loan notes for the 1967 68 operation. Further bids for the demolition will be sought later and not received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Frank Yankowski
Urban Re Newal Agency
Urban Renewal Agency
Niagara University Accepts Rinaldi For Political Science
Accepted Thomas Rinaldi, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rinaldi of Lake Street Stillwater, will major in political science this fall at Niagara University. He is a senior at Catholic Central High School Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rinaldi
Lawrence Rinaldi
Lake Street
Stillwater
Niagara University
Catholic Central High School
Troy
Two Residents Report Being Bitten By Dogs
Mechanicville residents Edward Deeds of 17 South Railroad Street and Helen Horn of 515 Chestnut Street filed police complaints after dog attacks over the weekend. Deeds said a dog owned by a First Street family bit him at about 6 50 p m Saturday. Horn said a large collie bit her at 9 15 a m Sunday but did not break the skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Edward
South Railroad St
Helen Horn
Chestnut St
Winners Listed In Duplicate Bridge Play
Mechanicville and Stillwater players won at a Saturday duplicate bridge event in the Masonic Temple. Twenty nine players competed. In North-South results Charles Redmond and Willis Barnet led, followed by Anna Mae Rose with Emily Rapaport. third went to Carole Bunnecke and Murray Melton. East-West winners were John Bloomer with Andrew McGarraghy first, Phillip Horton with Clifton Knolls second, and Katherine Dyer with Hilda Hewitt third. The future venue shifts to the Peters Purcell Post Building on Saratoga Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Stillwater
Masonic Temple
Charles Redmond
Delmar
Willis Barnet
Albany
Anna Mae Rose
Emily Rapaport
Carole Bunnecke
Murray Melton
Schenectady
John Bloomer
Scotia J
Andrew McGarraghy
Phillip Horton
Clifton Knolls
Katherine Dyer
Hilda Hewitt
Peters-Purcell Post
Saratoga Avenue
Delegation Attends State Elks Convention in NYC
A nine member delegation from Mechanicville Lodge of Elks attended the 55th annual State Elks Association convention in New York City. John Kenny of Greenwich Lodge, a former Mechanicville resident, was elected vice president to represent the Northeast District at the convention. Exalted Ruler Carmine J. DeCrescente was taken to New York by Thomas F. Gorman, Joseph Daniels, Earle D. Rooney, Jack Loughlin, Lawrence F. Rinaldi, Andrew Gagliardi, Arthur Carnevale and Con A. Santagato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville Lodge of Elks
State Elks Association
New York City
Mechanicville
John Kenny
Greenwich Lodge
Carmine J. DeCrescente
New York
Thomas F. Gorman
Joseph Daniels
Earle D. Rooney
Jack Loughlin
Lawrence F. Rinaldi
Andrew Gagliardi
Arthur Carnevale
Con A. Santagato
One Driver Hurt In Two-Car Crash
Harry Robens aged 31 of 26 Leonard Street Mechanicville sustained injuries to knee head and neck in a two car collision at Saratoga and Viail Avenues Mechanicville. He was taken to Leonard Hospital for treatment. Ernest E. Gahan 40 of Route Dover New York was the other driver in the westbound vehicle from which the preliminary police report lists the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Robens
Leonard St
Mechanicville
Saratoga
Viail Avenues
Robens
Leonard ‘Hospital
Ernest E.O 'Gahan
RD 2
Dover
N.u
Hit-Run Driver Sought After Parked Car Damage
Police seek a hit and run driver who sideswiped a parked car on South Central Avenue Mechanicville late Saturday night or Sunday morning. Dr. Allen Gifford of 195 Fifth Ave Troy reports the left rear fender damaged near the American Legion Post rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Central Avenue
Mechanicville
Allen Gifford
Fifth Ave
Troy
American Legion
Window Breaking Continues in Mechanicville
Police report a weekend of window damage in Mechanicville with suspected preschoolers tied to multiple incidents. Mrs Ricciardone, Mrs Berlingier, and a third address on Third Street prompted alerts as officers warn that air guns and slingshots are banned in city limits.
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Mechanicville
John Mel Bride
Third St
Anthony J. Ricciardone
S. Third St
Ralph Berlingier
Chestnut St
Henry C. Arnold
Drug Prices Varied Widely in New York City Markets
Washington AP reports price variance up to 850 percent for drugs in New York City cited by William Haddad of the Citizens Committee for Metropolitan Affairs. C Joseph Stetler of the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association warned that high costs fund research, while New York Comptroller Arthur Levitt urged drug price profit limits. Stetler urged caution on regulation and defended research costs, noting some insist on generic naming for savings, while critics of the industry push for cheaper drugs.
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Washington
New York City
William Haddad
Citizens Committee For
Metropolitan Affairs
C. Joseph Stetler
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Haddad
Stetler
Senate
Arthur Levitt
New York
New York State
Congress
Subcommittee
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Speno
Ler
Travia Opposes Special Census Before Redistricting
Assembly Speaker Anthony J. Travia dismisses a proposal for a special census prior to New York State redrawing its 41 congressional districts. Senate Republican leaders push for a census to avoid basing reapportionment on the 1960 count, with potential for a 60 day census and a non partisan advisory group.
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Travia
Albany
N.Y
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
New York State
Edward J. Speno
East Meadow
Nassau
Upstate
Suffolk
Speno
GOP
Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Rockefeller
New patrol beats boosted by city police plan
Troy adopts a new setup where foot patrols cover most zones on three shifts around the clock and certain cruisers run one man on duty for an hour. The change aims to improve response, with emergency radio links ensured by nearby call boxes. 105 traffic violations were reported by foot patrols, including sidewalk parking and wrong-way parking. Public safety officials note mixed feelings among officers during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sl. Sanvidge
Sanvidge
Court Rules Protect Juvenile Rights Across Trials
The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 1 decision, extended to juveniles the same constitutional protections as adults in criminal trials. Citing an Arizona case, the ruling ensures notice of charges, right to an attorney, right to confront witnesses, protection against self incrimination, access to transcripts, and appeal rights. Justice Fortas announced the ruling before a packed courtroom, emphasizing that the Constitution applies to all.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Potter Stewart
Arizona
Nis
Fortas
Early Harvard Overseer Hugh Peter Urged Reform in 1736
Old Boston report notes Master Hugh Peter, a member of the first Harvard Board of Overseers, advocating unemployment relief prison reform and slum clearance as early as 1736 in a public address.
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Boston
OPI
Hugh Peter
Harvard Board of Overseers
Nutmeg facts from Susior Encyclopaedia feature
Nutmeg is the kernel of a tropical tree fruit, with Myristica fragrans as the common species. The evergreen tree bears fruit after about eight years, yielding for 25 years, with harvests mainly three times a year. The fruit resembles a pear, opening to reveal mace and the nutmeg kernel. Nuts are dried, shells removed, and the mace separated. nutmegs are exported whole to retain flavor, then grated for use. Sources note oil of mace and nutmeg butter, and regions like the West Indies and Brazil asmajor producers.
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Fast Indies
West Indies
Spice Islands
Brazil
Man Pleads Guilty In East Greenbush Assault Case
A 24-year-old Albany man George J. Merhige Jr. pleaded guilty in Rensselaer County Court to third degree assault of his father-in-law Edward Hunter. Judge John T. Casey set sentencing for May 26 after a probation review. Merhige remained on $1,500 bail with DA consent. The charge was reduced from second degree assault. arrest June 13 followed an alleged strike at Best Road home in East Greenbush.
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Albany
George J. Merhige Jr
N. Allen SL
Rensselaer
East Greenbush
John T. Casey
Ises
Merhige
Probation Department
Atty
M. Andrew Dwyer Jr
Greek Aide Praises Truman Doctrine in Athens
In Athens Col George Papadopoulos, a leader of the military junta, lauded the Truman Doctrine as the plan that saved Greece from communism 20 years ago and said the regime shares that aim. In his first public appearance since seizing power, he urged Greeks to rebaptize themselves and back the revolution actively.
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Athens
Greece
Greenk
Col
George Papadopoulos
Harry S. Truman
Fun Time Riddles and Winners Feature
The page presents light humor with a kid named Billy claiming ten answers, Mary joking about a diamond ring, and a riddle column titled Tell Me Why. It notes a winner, William Geunce, 12, Waterbury Conn, for Britannica World Atlas or Yearbook of Events entries and invites readers to send jokes and zip code.
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Jane
Mary
Billy
Teacher
William Geunce
Waterbury
Conn
Williams College Names Specialist as Resource Policy Professor
Williams College appoints Dr. Andrew J. W. Schefley of UMass as associate professor of resource policy. John E. Sawyer says a Center for Environmental Studies and Planning may be created, directed by Schefley, contingent on funds. The center would partner with Mount Hope Farm, a 1000 acre Williamstown estate acquired in 1963.
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Andrew J. W. Schefley
University of Massachusetts
Williams College
John E. Sawyer
Massachusetts Liberal Arts Callese
Sawyer
Williams
Scheffey
Mount Hope Farm
Williamstown
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N.Y. City
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Spring Avenue
Paul Mohl
David Colpoys
Steve Mohl
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Gondmcending
Lalands
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Britannica
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