Averill Park District Dedicates Algonquin Middle School
Averill Park District plans a 2:30 p.m dedication for Algonquin Middle School as part of American Education Week. Dr. Gregory Benson notes PTA cooperation for activities through Nov 16 including open houses at Miller Hill Sand Lake Poestenkill and West Sand Lake schools and a parents night at Averill Park High School.
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Algonquin
Averill Park
Gregory Benson
Benson
Poestenkill
Miller Hill
Sand Lake
PTA
West Sand Lake
Herbert Raps Highway Finances in North Greenbush Race
Democratic candidate James F. Herbert accuses the town of North Greenbush of spending over $500,000 in six years on highway department operation without proper records or a formal plan. He challenges rival Edward A. Vielkind on tax increases and questions Meusburger and GOP officials over the Erwin Plan and lost reimbursements totaling $25,875.
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James F. Herbert
North Greenbush
Herbert
Edward A. Wielkind
Vielkind
GOP
Werbert
Henry A. Meusburger
Erwin
Troy Knights Set Clamsteam at Indoor Clambake
Troy Council Knights of Columbus will host an indoor clamsteam sponsored by the Saturday Night Club at the council rooms 34 Third St starting at 6 p.m. A. Joseph Lansesey serves as general chairman for the club’s first event of the season.
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Troy Council
Knights of Columbus
Council Rooms
Third St
Joseph Lansesey
Sage College Girls Move From Hotel During Transition
Fifty sophomore students of Russell Sage College who had been living at The Hendrick Hudson hotel since fall will move to Alumni House on First Street and other campus residences. The transfer, planned to end by Wednesday, occurs as the new dormitory on Congress Street nears completion and the hotel could not meet services needs. A staff member had been living with them at the hotel during their stay.
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Russell Sage College
Hendrick Hudson
Congress Street
Alumni House
First Street
Bank Holdup In Hartwick Nets $20,000 To $30,000
A laconic gunman robbed the Hartwick National Commercial Bank and Trust Co branch as workers laid an alarm system. He forced the manager and tellers to fill a bag with cash, escaping in a car. Police later found the getaway vehicle in Morris, about 25 miles away.
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Hartwick
N.Y
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Donald J. Pier
Wom
Pier
Morris
Onconta
Delay Launching of Satellite Scrubbed by Fuel Issues
CAPE KENNEDY UPS reports the U S Space Agency postponed the ATS launch due to rocket fueling problems. The mission is rescheduled for a new attempt tonight.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
U. S. Space Agency
Application Technology
Funeral services for Leo P. Conley, 26
Funeral services are scheduled for Leo P. Conley of RD 2 Schaghticoke who died Thursday in a one car crash on Route 67 Schaghticoke Stillwater Road. Visitation is at Hack Funeral Home Schaghticoke at 9 a.m. and a 9:30 a.m. Requiem High Mass will be held at St. John's Church. Interment follows in St. John's Cemetery.
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Leo P. Conley
RD 2
Schaghticoke
Stillwater Road
Hack Funeral Home
St. John's Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Albany State To Dedicate Building At Albany Campus
Albany State University of New York will dedicate the education building with the theme preparing the Professional Toward the 21st Century. Noted educators will attend, including Dr. Harold Taylor and Dr. Carl Helm. The day features Education Day sessions, group discussions, and a 3 p.m. dedication ceremony followed by a banquet.
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State University of New York
Albany State
Harold Taylor
Sarah Lawrence College
Carl E. Helm
City University of New York
Richard }. Miller
University of Kentucky
Taylor
Campus Center
Randolph S. Gardner
School of Education
Ward J. Edinger
Morris J. Berger
James E. Cochrane
Alfred P. Finklestein
Hans Toch
Joseph Leese
Edward P. Cowley, Jr
Arnold W. Foster
Robert L. Lorette
J. Maxson Reeves
John R. Tibbetts
Richard M. Clark
Regis Deuel
Walter E. Knotts
Craig Sipe
Helm
Kenneth J. Frasure
Kendall A. Birr
Department of History
John H. Rosenbach
Department of
Educational Psychology
Arthur A. Hitchcock
Truman D. Cameron
Evan R. Collins
James E. Allen, Jr
State of New York
Dean Gardner
Miller
J. Vanderbilt Straub
University Council of
Albany Institution
Miss Stack Dies After Long Illness in Troy
Frances T. Stack sister of County Clerk Martin B Strack and longtime Troy resident died yesterday after a long illness. She formerly lived at 32 Second St and was a daughter of the late Marlin and Delia Fitzpatrick Stack. Survived by brother Maurice T Stack of Ann Arbor Mich. Funeral from J W Burns Sons Inc Fifth Avenue Chapel Monday at 8:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. from Sacred Heart Church Requiem High Mass. Interment in St Mary's Cemetery.
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Frances T. Stack
Martin B. Strack
Troy
Miss Stack
Second St
Marlin
Delia Fitzpatrick Stack
State Highway Department
Maurice T. Stack
Ann Arbor
Mich
J. W. Burns Sons Inc
Fifth Avenue
Piano Flute Duo Rampal Veyron-Lacroix In Albany
The noted duo Rampal and Veyron-Lacroix will perform in Albany at Page Hall on Tuesday November 7 at 8 30 p m The French artists have performed together since 1946 and studied at the Paris Conservatoire Their program includes Telemann Mozart J S Bach Poulenc and Bartok They also pursue solo careers and are regarded as leading masters of piano and flute.
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Rampal/Veyron-Lacroix
Albany State
Music Council
Page Hall
Paris Conservatoire
Albany
Telemann
Mozart
J. S. Bach
Poulenc
Bartok
Rambal
Marseilles
Conservatoire
Mr. Veyron-Lacroix
Paris
Charter OK Will Boost Taxes in New York State
Albany AP says if the proposed constitution passes, homeowners face higher real estate taxes and many tenants face higher rents. Bernard G. Meyers, president of the New York State Association of Real Estate Boards, notes the charter would repeal real estate tax and debt limits for most city school systems funded by real estate taxes.
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Albany, N.Y
New York State Association of Real Estate
Bernard G. Meyers
Land Use Lecture Set Monday in Poestenkill
Landowners invited to a Monday night meeting in Poestenkill sponsored by the Rensselaer County Extension Service Agricultural Division. The session features Harlan Bramsted associate professor of conservation at Cornell University presenting on land management as part of a four meeting series about ecological land-use principles. Bramsted, a Batavia native, earned degrees at Dartmouth and Cornell including a PhD.
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Poestenkill
Rensselaer County Extension Service
Harlan Bramsted
Cornell University
Prof
Brumsted
Batavia
Dartmouth University
Mr. Dogias's Composition Wins Award
George T. Dogias of Springfield Massachusetts wins second prize in the International Jazz Festival Prague composition contest for a large jazz orchestra. He receives the Jaroslav Jexek Prize from Prague cultural groups via the American diplomatic mission.
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George T. Dogias
Mary Dogias
14Th St
Thomas Dogias
Troy
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Dogias
Springfield
Mass
Jaroslav Jexek
National Committee of
America
Czechoslovak Composer's Union
Czech Music Foundation
Rochester Professor To Speak At Albany
Dr. David Elkind of the University of Rochester will speak at Albany State on Thursday November 9. Sponsored by the Psychology Club the public lecture runs 3 30 to 5 pm in the Campus Center ballroom. Topic is The Concept of Number in Children. He studied at the University of California and has worked at Austen Riggs Center and Beth Israel Hospital in Boston.
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David Elkind
University of Rochester
Albany State
Elkind
Psychology Club
Campus Center
University of California
Austen Riggs Center Inc
Beth Israel Hospital
Boston
East Greenbush Posts Biggest Gain in County Valuation
East Greenbush leads five Rensselaer County communities in assessed valuation growth for 1967, with total real property valued at 12,008,139 dollars, up 635,927. Rensselaer shows the smallest gain at 46,037 below last year, while Schodack Nassau and North Greenbush also rise by hundreds of thousands. Exemptions for the elderly total 33,500 in Schodack and 94,575 in Rensselaer among others, as released by County Auditor Armand J. Rivers.
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East Greenbush
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer
North Greenbush
Schodack
Nassau
Armand J. Rivers
Castleton
Wintry Air Hits Plains and Prairies
Associated Press reports a wide cold front moving across the plains and prairies bringing frost and freeze warnings from Texas to Illinois. Temperatures dropped to 16 below zero in Laramie Wyoming while Brownsville Texas reached 59 at midday. Weather advisories cover northern Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Mississippi Alabama and New Mexico with snow flurries in the Dakotas and Minnesota and mixed precipitation further south.
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Associated Press
Laramie
Wyo
Brownsville
Tex
Mercury
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Illinois
Mississippi
Alabama
New Mexico
Lake Erie
Gulf of Mexico
Dakotas
Minnesota
Midwest
Vielkind Promises Greater People Involvement in North Greenbush
Councilman Edward A. Vielkind Republican candidate for North Greenbush supervisor spoke at GOP Headquarters on Main Avenue last night. He emphasized a "people" program and said he distributed a town questionnaire to gauge residents' desires and needs for stronger town government and progress with citizen support and a responsive town board.
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Edward A. Vielkind
North Greenbush
GOP
Main Avenue
Vielkind
Dunham Named Deputy Budget Aide
Richard L. Dunham of Malden Bridge is appointed deputy State Budget director by Governor Rockefeller. The $30,000 post was announced yesterday and Dunham has served as administrative deputy director of the budget since 1962.
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Dunham
Richard L. Dunham
Malden Bridge
Guv. Rockefeller
Obituary notices of Driscoll McDowell and Dunker
Obituaries announce the deaths of James M. Driscoll 63 of 302 Belgrade Street Pleasantdale a NY State Public Works employee who died at Leonard Hospital after a long illness and funeral arrangements at St Augustine's Church. Also listed are Floyd J. McDowell 53 Hillcrest Road Latham a former NY Telephone Co. employee with burial in Memory's Garden and Mrs William C Dunker North Greenbush Road Albany who died at St Mary's Hospital with services at Morris & Stebbins Funeral Home and Oakwood Cemetery interment. Other funeral items note Anna Daniels and Samuel E. Rounds Sr. with church service details and interment.
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James M. Driscoll
Belgrade St
Pleasantdale
New York State Dept. of Public Works
Leonard Hospital
Mr. Driscoll
Boston
Mass
Troy
Veterans Administration
St. Augustine’s Church
Civil Service Employes Association
Pleasantdale Volunteer Fire Department
Margaret Flynn Driscoll
Donald A. Driscoll
Regina A. Driscoll
Edward
George Driscoll
Catherine Sammon
John J. Sanvidge
115Th Street
Fourth Avenue
St. John’s Cemetery
Floyd J. McDowell
Hillcrest Rd
Latham
New York Telephone Co
Albany Memorial Hospital
Ellenville
McDowell
The
Telephone Pioneers
Corine Dupuis
George G
John F. McDowell
Anna Daniels
Zwack and Son Funeral Home
Albany
Church of St. Margaret Mary
John G. Tracy
Our Lady of Angel Cemetery
Colonie
Father Tracy
Mr. Rounds
Samuel E.rounds Sr
Wynantskill
Tibbets Cadets
CCD Lecture Warns On Dating Practices
Wynantskill area students and parents attended a St. Jude's Church CCD lecture series focusing on teen dating. Father James A. Fausel urged maturity before dating and recommended curfews, no dances for younger students, senior proms limited, and 12 30 a.m. weekend curfews. A second CCD session on LSD and drugs will be held November 15 at 8 p.m.
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Donald L. Morris
CCD
Spon
Catholic High Lan singburgh Knickerbocker host Fiore workshop
Fr Ama deus Fiore O F M associate professor and Siena College arts chair spoke to English teachers from Catholic Central High School Lansingburgh High School and Knickerbocker Junior High School at a Thursday after school workshop. He outlined Siena’s English program and urged high school teachers to base composition on students thoughts about literature.
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Troy
Amadeus Fiore
O.F.M
Division of Arts
Siena College
Catholic Central High School
Lansingburgh High School
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Father Fiore
Glens Falls
Siena
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
London University
England
Milton
Duquesne University Press
Kodak Grants Put RPI In Seven Thousand Eight Hundred
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute received an unrestricted grant of 7800 from Eastman Kodak Co. Officials said the aid helps offset the cost gap between actual education expenses and what graduates paid. The grant depends on the number of graduates who joined Kodak within five years and are five years into employment. Dr Louis K Eilers, Kodak president, praised education as a driver of progress and noted Kodak's ongoing commitment to education and industry.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Eastman Kodak Co
Louis K. Eilers
Kodak
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