Gets Third Summer Study Bid
George P Ciampolillo a former Troy resident and Oneida Junior High School teacher in Schenectady has been chosen for the third consecutive year to attend the National Science Foundation summer institute in mathematics at Duke University Durham NC He is the son of the late Mr Mrs Ciampolillo and is an assistant football coach at Linton High He earned a bachelor degree in management engineering from RPI won the McKinney Award and was Tau Beta Pi member He holds a master's degree from the State University at Albany earned in 1963 He is a World War II Navy veteran and formerly worked for Senatal Electric He has held his current teaching position eight years
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Mine disaster kills and injures Ukraine workers
In Ukraine, Tass reports a second mine disaster in three weeks at Artem coal mine No 10 in Lugansk region, with condolences to families from the Soviet government and party. In Japan, a 9 59 a m earthquake near Choshi east of Tokyo caused no damage or casualties, intensity four on a seven scale.
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Draft evader Miller gets three-year sentence in Hartford
Lloyd R. Miller, 20, of Meriden, was sentenced to three years in federal prison for evading the draft. Judge Joseph Blumenfeld offered parole eligibility after one year for good behavior. The same report notes the Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to a 1950 anti subversive statute restricting Communist party members from defense work.
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Abbeville man gets 5 to 15 years for manslaughter slaying
Albert Thibideaux, 46, of Abbeville Louisiana, was sentenced to five to 15 years in Attica for first degree manslaughter after he knife struck Walter Martin during a December fight at a Hamlin labor camp. The April 29 verdict followed a Monroe County Court trial.
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Bar Association Backs Youth Record Sealing Proposals
New York State Bar Association endorses measures to seal arrest records for those under 19 and restrict asking about such records by employers. It notes arrests without conviction are irrelevant and supports keeping government agencies from accessing them while allowing an exemption for under 19 cases. it also approves a separate bill sealing a single under 18 conviction if no further offenses occur in three years, though it objects to oath exemptions that could let false statements pass.
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City PTA Council to Seat Staff at May Meeting
The Troy Council of PTA holds its May meeting tomorrow afternoon at School 12 with Mrs. Frank E. Popp presiding. Mrs. James Saunders of Greenwich, program service director of the Adirondack district, will install officers and conduct a workshop for program chairmen on a unit level.
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Eye anatomy explainer and reader submissions win prizes
A reader contest entry explains eye structure with terms like pupil iris sclera cornea and retina and describes light reception and brain processing. The piece also features a joke section and notes winners Ronnie Scott and Kevin Urbanski with ages and cities.
La Salle Women to Hear Talk on Film and Society
Brother Bernard Loreto FSC will speak to the La Salle Institute Women’s Auxiliary tonight at 8 p.m. in the school gym on “The Film and Society.” He holds a B A from Catholic University of America and an M A from Manhattan College and will study film theory at Fordham University this summer in the Communication Arts Department.
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Mansfield proposes token U.S. force in Europe NATO realignment
Sen. Mike Mansfield urged withdrawing all but a token U S force from Europe as NATO defenses realign. He expects European nations to assume primary defense duties amid De Gaulle's exit and a possible U S force reduction. Sen. Frank Church forecast upcoming Senate Foreign Relations hearings on European policy.
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Senator Morse to Speak in Albany on Vietnam Policy
Senator Wayne Morse, prominent critic of Vietnam policy, will speak on Congress and Vietnam at Page Hall State University Albany this Sunday at 6 p.m. Invited by the Forum of Politics, the Oregon Democrat is expected to outline reasons for his opposition as he participates in Senate Foreign Relations hearings.
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