Three Autos Damaged In City Intersection Crash
A Monday afternoon collision at Hutton and River Streets damaged three vehicles. Frank C. Ratigan, 75, and Earl G. Greenhill, 75, drove their own cars while Robert Balogh, 27, piloted a 1967 truck owned by Zireyn Trucking Co. No injuries were reported and the incident is under police investigation.
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Hutton
River Streets
Frank C. Ratigan
Glen Ave
Earl G. Greenhill
Robert Balogh
Compoton St
Esperance
Ratigan
Greenhill
Balogh
Zireyn Trucking Co
Port of
Albany
River Street
Hutton Street
William Gillie
Richard Gathen
What County Without Property Tax Essex County Surplus Funds Eliminate Tax
Essex County will not levy a county property tax next year after the Board of Supervisors disclosed a budget showing revenue shortfalls closed by a surplus in sales tax. The plan uses 625000 in surplus sales tax to cover 520043 of property tax needs and expects sales tax to exceed 2.2 million next year, with property tax at about 19 per 1000 valuation.
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Essex County
Board of Supervisors
Elizabethtown
Thieu Casts Victory Close for Allies in Speech
South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu told officials at Vung Tau that victory over the Communists is near and that advocating neutralism now is stupid. He urged self reliance while stressing not to depend too heavily on the United States and other allies.
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Saigon
Vpi
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Vung Tau
Sister-Parent Association Meeting Set
The Sister-Parent Association of Keveny Memorial Academy in Cohoes holds its monthly meeting in the school cafeteria at 8 p.m. Guest Emil Strecht of the New York Telephone Company will present The Historic Hudson, a lecture slide program. Uniform manufacturers’ reps will show uniforms and answer questions. final plans for the communion breakfast and Christmas party will be discussed.
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Keveny Memorial Academy of Cohoes
Emil Strecht
The
New York Telephone Company
Delay in Albany Washington Ave Extension Opening
The planned November 5 opening of the 2.9 mile Washington Avenue extension in Albany has been postponed because traffic signal equipment delivery is delayed, the State Department of Transportation announced Monday.
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Washington Avenue
Albany
State Department of Transportation
Rice Crop Seen At 14 Million Tons In 1969
The Agriculture and Forestry Ministry of Japan forecasts the 1969 rice harvest will exceed 14 million tons for the third consecutive year. The projection emphasizes stable production amid fluctuating global markets and supports food security goals.
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Tokyo
Agriculture Forestry Ministry
Turkish President Sunay to Visit Soviet Union
President Cevdet Sunay will visit the Soviet Union from November 12 to 21, the Foreign Ministry announced.
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Ankara
Cevdet Sunay
Turkey
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Dystrophy Fund Drive Halts Holdup Gimmick in Dallas
The Muscular Dystrophy Association canceled its Nov 29 fundraising stunt in Dallas. Teen volunteers planned toy gun holdups at shopping centers to solicit contributions, but a spate of robberies and violence since Sept 22 prompted a safer approach with pleas rather than toy pistols.
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Dallas, Tex
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Dallas
Bill Stone
Association
Albany Fund Campaign Extends Closing Date to Nov 14
Edgar A. Sandman, general campaign chairman, announced a new closing date of Friday Nov. 14 for the Albany County 1970 Joint Appeal. The drive, originally set to end Nov. 6, will have final reports released that evening at 6 30 p.m. during the closing victory dinner at Valle's Steak House Colonie. The extension aims to give large company campaigns time to complete employee solicitations.
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Albany Fund Campaign
Albany County
Edgar A. Sandman
Valle’s
Colonie
Sandman
Debris Found Believed To Be Tug Marjorie McAllister
Coast Guard units and fishermen recovered an oil slick, a yellow 12 man life raft and a McAllister life preserver about 23 miles south of Cape Lookout after the tug Marjorie McAllister carrying six crew reportedly sent distress calls in heavy seas. The search continues as officials hold to hope for survivors.
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Portsmouth
UPI
Coast Guard
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Marjorie McAllister
Jacksonville
Fla
Cape Lookout
N.C
McAllister
Howard Copeland
Guard
Fifth District
Copeland
The
McAllister Towing Co. of
GM denies conceding Nader charges in $21 million suit
GM said it has not conceded that Ralph Nader's charges accusing GM investigators of tapping his phone following him and attempting illicit matters are true. The company clarified that in seeking dismissal it only conceded that Nader had made the charges, while denying the acts themselves. The Court of Appeals proceeding remains under consideration.
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Asban
N.Y
General Motors Corp
Ralph Nader
Nader
Associated Press
Court of Appeals
New York
U S Aid To South Vietnam By Fiscal Year Totals
UPI reports U S aid to South Vietnam from 1953 to 1969 including military and economic sums. Troop levels rose from 900 in 1960 to 3,200 in 1961 and then climbed to over 543,000 by 1968 with yearly costs reaching 28.8 billion in 1969.
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Washington
UPI
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Robert L. Rowe Tomhannock Builder Dies
Robert L. Rowe a Tomhannock self employed builder died this morning at St Marys Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Pittstown he lived in Tomhannock most of his life and was a St Georges Pittstown communicant. He is survived by his widow Eleanore McCormack two sons a brother two sisters and a grandson. Funeral Thursday at 845 am from the Tomhannock home and 930 am from St Georges Church with a Requiem High Mass. Interment at St Johns Cemetery Schaghticoke.
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Tomhannock
St. Mary’s Hospital
Pittstown
St. George’s Church
Holy Names Society
Rowe
Eleanore McCormack
William R
John W. Rowe
William Rowe
Valley Falls
Florence Cassidy
Rena Clark
St. John’s Cemetery
Schaghticoke
Canada crime rate up 9.5 percent in 1968
Ottawa reports a 9.5 percent rise in crime for 1968 with narcotics violations leading the increase. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics released the figures, highlighting drug offenses as the primary driver of the uptick.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Boy Safe In Fall From Fourth Floor Window
Belgrade report says a five year old boy escaped serious injury after tumbling from a fourth floor window to a concrete sidewalk in Sarajevo. Authorities described the incident as a narrow escape with no critical injuries reported.
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Belgrade
Sarajevo
Local Man Named To Aid Emphysema Work In Capital District
Edward J. Guire of Cohoes, labor leader and financial secretary treasurer of the Amalgamated Transit Union, is named labor representative for the Emphysema Memorial Program of the Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association of the Capital District Inc. He serves with co chairs Henry H. Vogel and Anthony M. DeBonis as union members will deliver memorial kit to 99 area funeral directors.
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Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association of the
Capital District
Edward J. Guire
Cohoes
Amalgamated Transit Union
Henry H. Vogel
Albany County
Anthony M. DeBonis
Rensselaer County
Guire
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association of the Capital District, Inc
Henry R. Vogel
State Bank of Albany
City Offices Closed for Election Day Proceedings
City offices will be closed today due to election day proceedings. Lawrence Favreau, executive administrator to the mayor, announced the closure on Monday. The offices will reopen Wednesday.
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Lawrence Favreau
Post Auxiliary Plans Meeting and Christmas Dinner
The auxiliary of E. T. Ruane Post American Legion in Cohoes schedules a Wednesday 8 p.m. meeting to outline future activities with Mrs Florence Gleason presiding. A date for the combined Christmas party and dinner honoring retiring officers will be set, followed by a social period and refreshments.
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E. T. Ruane Post
American Legion
Cohoes
Florence Gleason
CSEA Unit to Meet in Cohoes with Howard Cropsey
Henry E. Tousignant, president of the newly formed Cohoes City School District Civil Service Employees Association unit, announces a 2 p.m. Saturday meeting at the Cohoes Elks Club. Principal speaker Howard Cropsey, president of the Albany County Civil Service Chapter, will address vital matters for all members.
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Henry E. Tousignant
Civil Service Employes Association
Cohoes City
Cohoes
Elks Club
Howard Cropsey
Albany County Civil Service Chapter
R R Roberts Dies Veteran of World War I
Raymond R. Roberts, 47, of 31 Olmstead Street Cohoes husband of Margery Trudeau Roberts died Sunday at Cohoes Memorial Hospital after being stricken at home. He served in the U S Army in World War II and worked as a machine operator for Bendix in Green Island. He belonged to the American Legion E T Ruane Post Cohoes. Survived by widow parents three sons a sister and a brother and three grandchildren. Funeral 8 30 a m Wednesday Fitzgerald Funeral Home Cohoes and 9 a m from St Josephs Church Requiem High Mass Interment St Josephs Cemetery Waterford.
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Raymond R. Roberts
Olmstead St
Cohoes
Margery Trudeau Roberts
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Mr. Roberts
Bendix Corporation
Green Island
E. T. Ruane Post
American Legion
Leonard
Celia Raymond Roberts
Nicholas D
Saratoga
Leonard R
Raymond R
Troy
Alex Apostal
Waterford
Arthur Roberts
Fitzgerald Funeral
Vliet Blvd
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Parked Autos Hit in Two Unattended-vehicle Crashes
Two hit and run incidents damaged parked cars in Troy. James J. Mosher reported his 1968 vehicle on Hill Street struck by an unknown car. Neale Messina said his 1969 car on 2nd Street rear was hit and left without stopping.
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Troy
James J. Mosher
Hill St
Neale Messina
2Nd St
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