U S Judge Ernest Gibson to Be Remembered in Vermont Rites
Funeral services are set today in Brattleboro for U S Judge Ernest W Gibson 68 former Vermont governor and U S senator. A Republican appointed by Truman he died after a stroke at Brattleboro Hospital. Gibson served in World War II and returned a carved coconut shell to Lt John F Kennedy now president.
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Brattleboro, VI
U.S
Ernest W. Gibson
Harry S. Truman
Brattleboro
Gibson
U.S. Senate
George D. Aiken
Senate
Army
Pacific
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Vermont
Truman
Tough Bank Bill Passed By House
The House approved a strict bill by 351 to 24 to force the breakup of many one bank holding companies. It would cap non banking activities and ban insurance and securities businesses, travel agencies, leasing, and data services outside banking. The measure regards $140 billion in assets for divestiture within five years. Senate action pending.
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Washington
House
W. E. Brock
R-Tenn
Senate
Brock
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Assessors Install New Officers At Dinner Meeting
The Rensselaer County Assessors Association plans a dinner November 19 at 7 p.m. in Averill Park fire house. George Estes to be installed president, with Richard Seuffert as vice president and Robert Wein as secretary treasurer. Assoc directors include Ron ald B. Belcher Louis Smith and Carl Fitzpatrick. Arthur Bergnen will speak.
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Rensselaer County Assessors Association
Averill Park
Ronald B. Belcher
Peastenkill
Board of Assessors
George Estes
North Greenbush
Richard Seuffert
Sand Lake
Robert Wein
Pittstown
Mr. Belcher
Louis Smith
East Greenbush
Carl Fitzpatrick
Brunswick
Arthur Bergnen
Smoke Bomb Damages Troy Holiday Inn
Firefighters were called at 3 07 a m Thursday to the Troy Holiday Inn where smoke filled the third floor. Police and fire crews found a smoke bomb thrown in a hallway near a room entrance, burning carpet and scorching a wall. Remains were taken to Central Police Station for follow up.
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Troy
Troy Holiday Inn
Central Police Station
Nixon Meets With Citizens Group
President Nixon spent over an hour with an independent citizens committee backing his policy of gradual disengagement from Vietnam. The Citizens Committee for Peace with Freedom in Vietnam was formed in 1967 under the sponsorship of former Presidents Eisenhower and Truman.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Citizens Committee
Vietnam
Citizens Committee For Peace With Freedom
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Agreement On Phone Strike Made
In New York a dispute involving about 40,000 telecom workers ended with a court drafted back to work order after union members of the Communications Workers of America walked off duty citing a lockout. The agreement also set a wage reopening deadline of 30 days and sought inclusion of top craftsmen in any raise. The men had refused overtime to pressure negotiations and faced two parallel deadlines in Brooklyn court.
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NEW York
National Labor Relations Board
U.S
Jack B. Weinstein
Communications Workers of America
Aflcio
New York Telephone Co
CWA
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Stillwater Community Activities Report
The Stillwater United Church hosted Four Circles of the Women's Association for Every Member Night with a fall themed supper. Rev. Richard Fiete spoke of missionary work in Cameroun with slides. Also noted: school events and a Veterans Day break, plus a Bemis Heights Grange card party hosted by Mrs. Marion Campbell.
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Women’s Association
Stillwater United Church
Fellowship Hall
George Ingersoll
Richard Fiete
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Scotia
Cameroun
Stillwater Central School
PTA
Conway’ Sisters Dance School
Latham
James Brooking
Elizabeth Abel
Lake Road
Harold Tompkins
Renwick Meyers
Maine
Mich
Meyers
Bessie Farrington
T. S. Ryan
Leonard Hospital
Bemis Heights Grange Hall
Service and Hospitality Committee
Marion Campbell
Task force estimates 148 million for government information services
Ottawa reports a government task force projects about 148 million dollars will be spent on information services by federal departments agencies and crown corporations in the current fiscal year, an increase of roughly 40 percent.
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Ottawa
Drug Fair At Cohoes Memorial Hospital Attracts Medical Staff
A drug fair sponsored by Cohoes Memorial Hospital Pharmacy Department was held in the hospital lobby to educate those in pharmaceutical and medical fields. Ten drug manufacturers exhibited wares while arrangements were led by Miss Mary T. Eagle and hospital staff members.
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Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Carter
Mary T. Eagle
Jennie Montplaisir
Jean Mailloux
Edward Dufort
William Dierner
Eli Lilly Pharmacy Company
Mary Eagle
Janis Vieze
Coronary Care Nurses Plan Teaching Day
Miss Maureen Ryan heads Memorial Hospital Coronary Care Unit as general chairman for the third annual Coronary Care Teaching Day. Event on Tuesday at Queensbury High School Glens Falls, with four afternoon workshops and a morning nurse panel on Pulmonary Edema.
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Maureen Ryan
R.N
Memorial Hospital
Albany
The
Heart Association of Eastern New York, Inc
Queensbury High School
Glens Falls
New York State Nurses Association
Hudson Valley League For Nursing
New York State Department of Health
Medical Societies
Edward P. Nolan
Department of Medicine
Mary Ann Cleary
Memorial
Robert Rosenthal
Cleary
Fire Kills 85 Pets at Grand Rapids Shelter
A late Tuesday blaze at the Grand Rapids Humane Society killed 60 dogs and 25 cats. Police say the fire was started to cover up traces of a burglary.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids Humane Society Animal Shelter
Flag Waver Plans National Confidence Week Counter Demonstration
Barbara Crane, a 44 year old Clinton New York mother, leads a counter demonstration against Moratorium Day protests. She and her family display flag stickers and a banner to express pride in America and plan events the week of November 10 to 17. The movement grows from discontent with Moratorium Day and views dissent as healthy but escalating.
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Crane
Sonic Surgery Advances Offer Less Invasive Cataract Removal
Ultrasonic vibrations in cataract removal could make the operation a relatively minor surgery in the future.
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Assessors Group
Holiday Inn
Citizens Group
Ernst Bros
Broad ST
Waterford
Stillwater
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Liddle
Doreen
Deborah
David Liddle
Eugene A. Liddle
Masten Ave
Cohoes
Sharon
William
Jimmy
Hogan
116Th ST
Salada
Florida
Fair - Dale
Carr
Carr’s Market
N. Y
Green Island
Gov't
U.S. Gov't
Lamb
U.S. Gov’t
Hamburg
Iiareais
Cmetel
Interbank
Aimee
Ontario St
Schenectady
Guilderland
Western Ave
Rte
Karner Road
Flag Waver
Clinton
N.Y
Barbara Crane
Uti- Ca
Sonic Surgery
Amer
AMILY
KNG
Main ST
Ben Genest, Piop
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