Troy Man Injured in One Car Broadway Crash
A Troy man, Robert A. Guyer of 229 Stow Ave., was treated for head injuries and released after a one car crash in Broadway Watervliet at about 5 05 p m Monday. He swerved to avoid a dog and hit a tree. police and Troy Ambulance Service transported him to the hospital. Officers on the case were Patrolmen Robert Beston and Joseph Michasiow.
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Troy
Broadway
Watervliet
Robert A. Guyer
Stow Ave
Guyer
Troy Ambulance Service
Robert Beston
Joseph Michasiow
Alfred E. Jones Dies at 40 in Troy Area
Alfred E. Jones aged 40 of 22 18th Street died Monday at St Marys Hospital after collapse at home. Coroner Carl Higgins delays verdict pending autopsy. Born in Troy, he lived in Troy and Watervliet, worked for Bond Baking Co. of Albany. Survived by widow Rose Marie Cangro four daughters Linda Sheila Margaret Loretta four sons David Alfred Wayne William sister Mrs Walter Whitehead. Funeral at Parker Bros Memorial and St Patrick Church with Requiem High Mass.
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Alfred E. Jones
18Th St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ambulance Service Corporation
Robert Higgins
Mr. Jones
Troy
Watervliet
Bond Baking Company of
Albany
Rose Marie Cangro
Linda
Sheila
Margaret
Loretta Jones
David
Alfred
Wayne
William Jones
Walter Whitehead
Parker Bros
Broadway
St. Patrick’s Church
Memorial Mass for Watervliet Columbiettes
The Watervliet Columbiettes schedule a memorial Mass for deceased members at 9 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. All members and friends are invited to attend.
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Watervliet Columbiettes
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
the Columbiettes
Firemen Answer 3 False Alarms
Watervliet firemen were summoned to three false alarms Saturday night. The calls were sounded at 7 40 p.m from Box 125 7th Street and Sth Avenue 7 50 p.m from Box 6 6th Avenue and 3rd Street and at 8 28 p.m from Box 15 1st Avenue and 4th Street.
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Watervliet
7Th Street
Sth Avenue
6Th Avenue
3Rd Street
1St Avenue
4Th Street
Rosary Unit Names Party Chairmen At Rosary Event
Mrs Bernard Klee and Mrs William Anderson named cochairmen of the Confraternity of the Rosary card party and fashion show at St Patrick Church. Event set for 8 p m Friday November 14 at Watervliet Council rooms with detailed committee chairs named for fashions program awards door confections cake sale tickets table awards favors usherettes finance music and publicity.
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Bernard Klee
William Anderson
St. Patrick’s Church
Robert Poulin
Paul R. VanAlstyne
Patrick J. Connors
E. Stanton Broderick
George Niebuhr
Dorothy Storms
James J. Connors
William E. VanAlstyne
Henry R. Vogel
Edward J. Ogden
Charles D. Alund
John J. Poulin
Joseph V. Geoghegan
October building permits total $97 791
General Manager Raymond C. Selke announced that 23 building permits were issued in October with estimated construction costs of $97 791 and $204.42 in fees collected. He compared to October 1968 when 28 permits were issued for $39,730 in construction costs and $115 in fees.
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Raymond C. Selke
Mr. Selke
Fire Auxiliary Bazaar and Dessert Party in Watervliet
The Schuyler Heights Fire Company ladies auxiliary holds a dessert party and bazaar Friday from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the firehouse 900 1st Ave Watervliet. Mrs. Alice Frank chairs the dessert party and Mrs. Patricia Sherlock chairs the bazaar.
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Schuyler Heights Fire Company
1St Ave
Watervliet
Alice Frank
Patricia Sherlock
City Offices Closed For Election Day
All Watervliet city offices will be closed today due to election day proceedings. Councilman J. Wilson James announced the closure and said offices will reopen for business on Wednesday.
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Watervliet City
J. Wilson James
Food Sale Today at School 3 PTA Event
The PTA of School 3 holds a food sale today with chairwoman Mrs. Joyce Schelde assisted by Mrs. Mary Tambolini and other members at the school.
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PTA
Joyce Schelde
Mary Tambolini
Turkey appoints pro Western cabinet for second term
Turkish Premier Suleyman Demirel returned to power after elections on October 12 and announced a pro Western cabinet. He kept 12 of 22 previous ministers, created a new sports and youth ministry, and added a minister without portfolio for a total of 24. Most ministers hail from the pro Western secular faction of the Justice Party, with right wing members absent.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
Suleyman Demirel
Demirel
Western Alliance
Cevdet Sunay
Justice Party
Alfred Stein Succumbs in Cloverdale
Alfred R. Stein 47 of Cloverdale died Sunday in Albany Medical Center after a brief illness. A Colonie native and 24 year Otis Elevator employee, he served in World War II and attended Mont Pleasant High School. Survivors include his widow Dorothea Sylvester two daughters Cindy Stein and Mrs Samuel Gottlieb. mother Mrs. Alfred E. Stein and two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. Griswold Funeral Home Schenectady with two clergy officiating. Burial Memory’s Garden Colonie.
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Alfred R. Stein
Cloverdale
Colonie
Otis Elevator Co
Albany Medical Center
Albany
Otis Elevator Firm
Harrisona
Ridge Road
Queensbury
U.S. Air Force
Mont Pleasant High School
Dorothea Sylvester
Samuel Gottlieb
Parsippany
N. J
Cindy Stein
Alfred E. Stein
Griswold Funeral
Schenectady
Monty Robison
Harrisona Church
Raymond Meiners
Calvary Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Service League to Meet at First Presbyterian Church
The Service League of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 8 p.m. today in the church lounge with Mrs. Jane Lawrence presiding.
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Service League of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Jane Lawrence
U S Investments in India Rise Significantly
In New Delhi an official report shows American investments in India increasing from 44 million dollars in 1965-66 to 82 million dollars in 1966-67 marking a notable rise in U S funding.
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New Delhi
US S
India
Chester J Manny 88 dies after sudden illness
Chester J Manny aged 88 of 172 Hudson Ave Green Island dies after being stricken at home and taken to Samaritan Hospital. He worked 23 years in Green Island Public Works and was a parish member. Survived by sons Monsignor Howard F Manny and Raymond L Manny and seven grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 10 from McNulty Funeral Home and 10:30 from St Josephs Church. Interment in St Patrick's Cemetery Watervliet.
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Chester J. Manny
Hudson Ave
Samaritan Hospital
Watervliet
Green Island
Department of Public Works
St. Joseph's Church
Holy Name Society
Mary Carlo Manny
Msgr
Howard F. Manny
St. Luke’s Church
Schenectady
Diocese of
Albany
Raymond L. Manny
McNulty
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
K of C Meeting Tonight at Green Island
The Green Island K of C convenes at 8 30 p m in the council rooms. Michael D DeConno will report on the recent retreat to Auriesville. Members urged to return their C B books to chairman George Stewart. Six point chairman Edward
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Green Island K. of C
Michael D. DeConno
Auriesville
George Stewart
Six Point
Edward
Man Falls To His Death In Albany
William Dietz a 24 year old laborer from Delmar died Monday after falling from the 22nd floor of the South Mall office tower in Albany into an open elevator shaft He was employed by a masonry company and the state building complex is under construction Police said he fell from the height while at work
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William Dietz
Delmar
South Mall
Dietz
Lawrence R. McMullen Named Norton Coated Abrasive Accounting Manager
Lawrence R. McMullen of Troy is appointed manager of accounting services for Norton Companys Coated Abrasive and Tape Divisions. A Toronto native, he is a former RPI hockey co captain, previously with New York Telephone in Newburgh and Poughkeepsie, and serves on several local boards and committees. He and wife Kathleen Carey reside at 1405 Sausse with their son.
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Norton Company
Lawrence R. McMullen
Troy
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
McMullen
RPI
New York Telephone Company
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
Greater Troy
Guerrillas Strike Tapline Pipeline After Cease Fire
Arab guerrillas blew up the Tapline oil pipeline from Saudi Arabia to Sidon in southern Lebanon shortly after a cease-fire took effect. Repairs began immediately and authorities expected flow to resume by midnight. No other major clashes were reported near the Syria border as talks continued between PLO guerrillas and the Lebanese army.
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Lebanon
Guerrila High Command
Saudi Arabia
Sidon
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Cairo
Yasir Arafat
Emile Bustani
Israel
Tripoli
Beirut Radio
Arafat
PLO
al Fatah
Bustanti
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Menands
Schuyler Heights
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Daniel S
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Clyde Winne Jr
Waterford
Paul Mitchell Jr
R. Myron Mooradian
Cohoes
Dana A. Hausmann
Mr. Butler
Alfred Stein
U.S. India
Hoosick ST
7Th Ave
Troy Corner
5Th Ave
102Nd ST
N. Troy
Ernest Messier
Heffern
Ned Gunther
Unicef
Harry VanBuskirk
Fred Houle
Craig Bennett
Darrell Lewis
Jim Valenti, Jr
K. of C
U.S
Rashaya
Union College
Saratoga Springs
George B. Kelly
Port Washington
Mark D. Sanderson
North Syracuse
John B. Quirk
Dalton
Mass
Douglas Kelly
Charles Newton
Steven H. Hill
Rochester
Spa City
Joel McAllister
LeRoy E. Walbridge
Evening Star Lodge
F&am
Latham Temple
Perry Funeral Home
Glass Lake
Sylvester Dennison
John Liburdi
S.&h
Mutual Coal
2Nd Ave
W’vit
Redres
Aluminum
Latham
TRI- State Homes & Cornell Lumber
Latham Ce
19Th St
R.R. Crossing
Latham Circle
Troy Plaza
Dugation
Merica
Lansingburgh High School
Bradford
DECA
Dawn Verleger
Maurice Hayes
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