Legion Names Forte Commander at Veterans Home meeting
William Forte was reelected commander of Earl J. Manning Post American Legion at a Veterans Memorial Home gathering on Lake Street. Other officers and delegates were reelected, and Cub Scouts Pack 35 plan a meeting at 1 p.m. today to travel to Schenectady National Guard Airport. Mrs Ellen H Dean 79 of 132 Hudson Ave Stillwater died at home after a life in local schools and church work. Funeral at Dunn Funeral Home Stillwater at 2 p.m. with burial at Oakwood Cemetery Troy.
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William Forte
Earl J. Manning Post
American Legion
Veterans Memorial Home
Lake Street
Stanley Baldwin
Warren Smith
Thomas Hutton
Girdwood Ford
Leighton White
Henry Hutton
Raymond Britt
Schenectady National Guard
British Rhodesian talks adjourn for reelection consultation
British and Rhodesian officials paused their London talks on Rhodesia's future for reelection and consultation with their governments. Talks begun May 9 should resume in Salisbury in a few weeks. no clear progress toward formal negotiations on Rhodesia's unilateral independence was reported. LOUVAIN Flemish students clash with police over language policy at Louvain University leaving 20+ arrested and 20 injured.
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London
Salisbury
Britain
Rhodesia
Louvain
Belgium
Teller says China likely has H-bomb and delivery system
Dr. Edward Teller told the Commonwealth Club he would be surprised if Communist China lacks an H-bomb and a delivery rocket. He warned a Chinese nuclear capability could enable blackmail against nonnuclear nations. In Washington, a Kennedy aide denied plans for the senator to endorse Juan Bosch in the Dominican Republic elections.
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Teller
Peking
San Francisco
Edward Teller
America
China
Commonwealth Club
Red China
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
Luis Homero Lajara Burgos
Santo Domingo
Kennedy
Bosch
United States
Leary pleads innocent in marijuana possession case
Dr Timothy Leary former Harvard professor known for LSD experiments pleads not guilty to two counts of marijuana possession. Also contesting charges are Stewart Swain 46 Nancy Swain 36 of Blue Jay California and Barry Kaplan 20 of New York who face counts including possession of marijuana and LSD in a Dutchess County raid on the Castalia Foundation mansion in Millbrook.
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Leary
Poughkeepsie
UPI
Timothy Leary
Harvard
Dutchess County
Nancy
Blue Jay
Calif
Barry Kaplan
New York
Town Photography To Be Illustrated
A demonstration of the use of photography in town and conservation planning will be held at the Farm and Home Center in Saratoga Springs at 8 p.m. Thursday. Willard F. Croneyy, extension conservationist for the State Committee of Soil and Water Conservation, will lead the meeting sponsored by the Saratoga County Soil and Water Conservation District. Guy L. Dunn, chairman, said the event aims to help officials develop town plans.
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Church St
Saratoga Springs
Willard F. Croneyy
State Committee of Soil and Water Conservation
Saratoga County Soil and Water Conservation District
Guy L. Dunn
Past Matrons Conclude Season at Mechanicville Temple
The Past Matrons Club of Star of Liberty Chapter CBS will finish its season with a 6:15 p.m. supper at the Mechanicville Masonic Temple, then hold a final meeting until fall.
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Star of Liberty
CBS
Mechanicville Masonic Temple
Fireworks May Coincide With Center Opening
Mechanicville prepares for an August 15 opening of the urban renewal shopping center as fireworks may signal the start. Developer Kenneth Cline aims to have the W. T. Grant store ready with parking, plus A&P, and several tenants by Christmas.
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Mechanicville
Frank Yankowski
Kenneth Cline
W. T. Grant Co
Yankowski
Cline
A&p
Waller and Golden Drug
New York State Electric and Gas Corp
B. Towski
Schenectady
Ken Green
Springfield
Mass
Parker & Marx
Funeral Here For Former Mechanicville Resident
Daisy Belle Weeks 60 a native and former Mechanicville resident died Wednesday at her Franklin home after a long illness She was daughter of Stephen and Harriet SmithGraduate Albany State Teachers College She lived in Franklin 39 years Survived by husband James A Weeks daughter Jo Anne Muller Nashville Ind brother Harry L Smith Mechanicville Waterford Rd three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral service Monday 11 am Dunn Funeral Home Mechanicville interment Hudson View Cemetery Memorial Baptist Church pastor Rev J Ralph Davie officiating
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Daisy Belle Weeks
Mechanicville
School Plaza
Franklin
James A. Weeks
Jo Anne Muller
Nashville
Ind
Harry L. Smith
Waterford Road
Dunn
Park Ave
Hudson View
J. Ralph Davie
Memorial Baptist Church
Fire Dept Show Rehearsal In Stillwater Auditorium
The Arvin Hart Fire Dept of Stillwater plans a rehearsal of the Minstrel 66 show in the Stillwater Central School auditorium tomorrow afternoon. St Colman’s Home children will be transported by Troy Fifth Avenue Bus Co. to attend. Public shows follow Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m. Cast includes local amateur performers from Mechanicville and Stillwater. Firemen and women aid in ticket sales and will give emergency phone stickers to households.
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Arvin Hart
Church Notes In Mechanicville
Mechanicville church listings include St. Luke's Episcopal First Presbyterian Salvation Army Gospel Hall St Paul the Apostle Memorial Baptist and First Methodist. Services range from Holy Communion and Sunday School to Divine Worship and youth fellowship with scheduled masses, sermons, devotions and choir events.
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St. Luke’s Episcopal
Robert G. Field
Mechanicville Student Joins Ithaca Phi Epsilon Kappa
John Serbalik Jr. of 55 West Street Mechanicville has been accepted into the Ithaca College Chapter of Phi Epsilon Kappa the national physical education fraternity. He is a freshman at the school and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Serbalik.
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John Serbalik Jr
West St
Mechanicville
Ithaca College
Phi Epsilon Kappa
Serbalik
John
The
Schoo
Fire damages Hemstreet Park home near firehouse
A Thursday evening blaze at 7:30 p.m. caused extensive damage to a two story dwelling at Linden Street and Hemstreet Avenue. The second floor suffered fire and water damage while the first floor endured water and smoke damage. Fire crews from Hemstreet Park aided by Mechanicville units controlled the blaze by 8:15 p.m.
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Hemstreet Park
Mechanicville
Dan Baisley
Linden Street
Hemstreet Avenue
Charles Biggs
Virginia Robertson
Ahearn
Local Clergyman Back From Parley
Rev J Ralph Davie of Memorial Baptist Church Mechanicville reported from the American Baptist Convention in Kansas City Missouri where nearly 10000 delegates gathered under the theme Be Disciples Make Disciples. He stressed unity in the Christian Church to meet modern world challenges and will lead his 11 am service tomorrow.
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Ralph Davie
Memorial Baptist Church of
Mechanicville
Kansas City
Davie
William Pruyn Hurt In Accident At Lumber Yard
William Pruyn aged 22 sustained severe injuries to his right hand in an accident at the Pruyn Lumber and Supply Co yard located at 55 Viall Ave Mechanicville about 8 30 am yesterday. He was transported to Leonard Hospital in the Ahearn Rescue Squad Ambulance for treatment after his hand was caught under heavy timbers during loading.
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William Pruyn
Pruyn Lumber and Supply Co
Viall Ave
Mechanicville
Pruyn
Leonard Hospital
Ahearn Rescue Squad
Servant of Two Masters Presented by Mechanicville High School
The Mechanicville High School Dramatic Club will stage the three act Italian comedy Servant of Two Masters in the Middle School auditorium at 8 p.m. supervised by Mrs. Anne Keith of the English Department. Tickets available at the door.
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Mechanicville High School Dramatic Club
Anne Keith
Funeral for Joseph Amber sine of Mechanicville
Funeral services were held for Joseph Amber sine of Kilby Road Mechanicville who died Tuesday. DeMarco Funeral Home and the Church of the Assumption hosted a Solemn Requiem Mass celebrated by Rev. Charles Sgueglia OSA with deacon Rev. J Owen Barry OSA and subdeacon Rev. Ernest J Autch OSA. Burial followed at St Pauls Cemetery with bearers Joseph Stewart Manuel Gaspie Ray Gonnelly Nick Zeppetelli John Smodell and Harry Kinney present.
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Joseph Ambersine
Kilby
Mechanicville
DeMarco
Church of the Assumption
Charles Sgueglia
OSA
J. Owen Barry
Ernest J. Autch
St. Paul's Cemetery
Father Sgueglia
Joseph Stewart
Manuel Gaspie
Ray Gonnelly
Nick Zeppetelli
John Smodell
Harry Kinney
State estimates cost and funding shift for Medical Assistance Program
Antonio A. Sorieri and state officials estimated the gross annual cost of the Title 19 Medical Assistance Program at about 532 million dollars with a federal share of 217 million, state 170 million and local 144 million. They said net state and local costs would be lower due to increased federal participation, noting current combined medical program costs were 448 million in 1965 with federal funding of 78.5 million and local welfare costs of 198.2 million.
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Antonio A. Sorieri
State Department of Social Welfare
Sorieri
Welfare Department
Battle of Bands winner and local youth updates
The Remains won first place at the Battle of Bands held at the Jewish Community Center in Schenectady. Members include four Schenectady area youths and performers from Crescent and Rexford. A prior District 4-H work weekend prepared Averill Park camp for summer with multiple locals helping. The Youth Rally of Wesleyan Methodist Church is set for May 27 at Hadley Luzerne High School with Rev. Marty Karl as speaker.
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Jewish Community Center
Schenectady
Remains
Schenendehowa Central School
George Harris Jr
Crescent
James Riedel
Michael Cooper
Elnora
Craig Rudd
Rexford
Ballston Spa
Carol Leque
Jack Leque
Beach Road
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albany
District 4-H
Averill Park
Halfmoon-Crescent
Linda Carrigan
Jack Kittell
Gilbert Kurtz
Earl Kehoe
Karen Jorgenson
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Hadley-Luzerne High School
Marty Karl
Hamilton-Ontario Rescue Mission
Canada
Karl
Mariners
Arthur Godfrey
Two youths charged in car thefts in Schaghticoke
Arthur R. Wheland aged 17 of 878 River Street and Richard A. O’Donnell aged 18 of 757 River Street were arrested by Brunswick State Troopers at 5 45 a m yesterday after a stolen car was sighted They were arraigned in Troy Police Court on grand larceny auto charges and held without bail awaiting a Monday preliminary hearing Public defenders were assigned to both defendants and a hearing date set Monday
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River Street
Brunswick
Arthur R. Wheland
River St
Richard A. O'Donnell
Donald Hussey
7Th Ave
C. E. Smith
R. W. van Buskirk
Melrose
Schaghticoke
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Thomas J. O’connor
Wheland J
Thomas M. Monahan Jr
O’donnell
O’connor
Rensselaer County
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Hudson Ave
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New York State Baptist Women's Association
Upton Chapter
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United Nations
Ernst Bros., Inc
Broad ST
Waterford, N. Y
John H. Maloney
Park Avenue
Grand Building
Canal Street
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David P. Seipt
Salvation Army
Harris Wood
Salvation Meeting
St. Paul's the Apostle
USA
First Methodist
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Merton Preston
David Leggett
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Plymouth Rock
Clorox
Main Ave
Wynantskill
Clover Leaf Plaza
Main St
Parley
High School Club
Comedy Tonight
Mr. Ambersine’s
Moorgard
Curtis
Benjamin
Moores
Congress ST
Curtis Pharmacy & Paints, Inc
Associated Industries of
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Allen Dixon
Department of Social Welfare
T. F. Carrigan
King ST
Troy, N.Y
Benedict Berner
Optometrist
Berner