Lottery prizes and redistricting clashes in Albany
State officials push a five prize plan to stir lottery enthusiasm while a Senate subcommittee advances the Celler Bill to allow 35 percent district variation. A federal redistricting decision cites 34.6 percent as a maximum. After 1970 census, New York may lose seats while California gains six. A NYC legislator defends retention of immigrants and argues federal aid may be needed to handle the influx. He notes immigrants fill jobs others won’t.
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Senate
New York State
California
New York City
Puerto Rico
Waterford Church Elects New Officers
The WSUS of Waterford Methodist Church elected Mrs. Robert Lauber as president with a slate including Mrs. Ered Bagley vice president and Mrs. Merle Doud recording secretary. Other officers cover campus ministry, Christian relations, vocational secretaries, church activities, membership, missionary education, program materials, spiritual life, supply work, cheer, and stamp chairman. A strawberry festival and fair are planned for June 7 from 5 30 to 8 30 pm at the church on Middletown Road.
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WSUS
Waterford
Methodist Church
Robert Lauber
Ered Bagley
Merle Doud
Edward Beaudoin
James Williams
George King
Iarl Child
Oscar Gorham
Middletown Road
Funeral Rites Held for William M L Chicoine
The funeral for William M L Chicoine of 10 Hudson Street was at Quandt Funeral Home and St Marys Church with a Bélquiem Mass led by Rev John J Coffey OSA. Burial followed at St Josephs Cemetery with Father Coffey presiding at the grave.
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Mr. Kelly
Walter J.kelly
Finn Funeral Home
Waterford
St. Mary's Church
John J. Coffey
USA
Arthur G. O'Rourke
John Kyer
Donald Burns
Joseph Boyle
Edward Goodwill
Alan Noe
Edward Carley
St. Mary's Cemetery
Post Office Bids Sought For Waterford Mail Route
William J. Brown Jr. announces bids due by noon June 2 for a Waterford mail route contract. An hourly vehicle service, about five hours daily for six days, includes parcel post delivery relays special delivery and mail collection. Service runs 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily except Sunday.
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William J. Brown Jr
Waterford
Post Office Department
Waterford K of C and Legion Bow To Veterans Night
Waterford's baseball program opened with two Monday games at Garrett Field in the first full week. K of C defeated the American Legion 7 1 in Midget League action as James H Glavin and David Maggs starred on the mound. Major hitters included Richard Dwyer Knickerbocker Park Daniel Bethel and Matt Higgins. Memorial Day remarks honored veterans with Glavin noting that wars should be fought for justified causes.
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Garrett Field
Waterford
K. of C
Ameri
Vietnam
Can Legion
James H. Glavin
David Maggs
Wedwinners
Matt Higgins
Waterford Receiving
Richard
Cuomo
Morton Wells
Shaun Denvir
Dan Batto
Dan Hildebrandt
Wells
Dan Hige
Greg Doin
Michael Doherty
Bill Robitaille
Dom ' Gabriel
Brian Fox
Ray Valigersky
Gabriel
Suomos
Confession Hours Announced by Rev Paradis
Rev Leo M. Paradis pastor of St Anne's Church says confessions will be heard tomorrow at 4 p m only for this week.
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Leo MH. Paradis
St. Anne’s Church
Waterford Veterans Memorial Observes Memorial Day
Members of Charles J. Brady Post American Legion conducted services at the monument. Taps sounded and a volley honored Waterford’s war dead. Edward Wojcik, commander, and auxiliary placed flowers. A three division parade preceded ceremonies with town officials, veterans and musical groups. Rev. W Harold Robinson gave the invocation and Rev. John Coffey offered the benediction.
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Charles J. Brady
American Legion
Waterford
Edward Wojcik
Brady Post
Wombans
W. Harold Robinson
Waterford Methodist Church
John Ff. Coffey
O.S.A
St. Mary’s Church
Services at synagogues across three temples
Sabbath Eve services at Temple B Berith Sholom 8 p.m. with Rabbi Gutmann sermon "Where Is Wisdom?" readings from Leviticus and Pirke Ovos. Oneg Shabbat hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Cooley. Sabbath morning services tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. with similar readings and readings. Weekday Hebrew School meets 3:45 p.m. Monday to Thursday. Beith Tephilah at 82 River St etc. Sabbath Eve 8:03 p.m. and 8 a.m. services tomorrow. Rabbi Epstein continues Leviticus. Lag-Bomer Sunday. Daily services 6:45 a.m. and 8:05 p.m. at Beith Tephilah. Temple Beth El schedules: Sabbath 6:15 p.m.. Torah readings 10 a.m.. Junior Congregation 10 a.m.. Leaders Training after service. daily 7:45 a.m.. Sundays 9 a.m.
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Berith Sholom
Julius K. Gutmann
Gutmann
Vanessa Levin
Irwin Cooley
Rabbi Gutmann
Erik Cooley
Hebrew School
Beith Tephilah
Beth Tephilah
River St
Mosha J. Epstein
D.I
Epstein
Temple
Beth el
5Th Ave
Herman L. Horowitz
Pirkay Avot
Horowitz
Kiddush
Soviets Warn of New War Escalation in Vietnam
Moscow warns it will raise aid to Hanoi to match any American escalation in Vietnam. Pravda editorial says Soviet aid has been and will be commensurate with rebuff to imperialist interventionists. No specifics on aid. Unconfirmed reports say pilots and ground missiles may be sent to Hanoi.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pravda
Communist Party
Hanoi
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