Latham Bus Driver N Raymond Rescott Retires After 26 Years
A Troy native, N Raymond Rescott, 65, of 12 Garling Drive Latham, retires after nearly 26 years with United Traction Co. He began Jan 4 1944 on the Albia Division and drove on most Troy area lines, ending with the Troy Green Island Cohoes route. He received a watch, appreciation letter and lifetime pass. He plans home renovations and may seek new work in spring.
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Troy
Rensselaer
Albany
United Traction Co
N. Raymond Rescott
Garling Drive
Latham
United Traction Co. Lines
Munro Court
Snyders Corners
Troy High School
Clyde D. Rescott
Troy Times
The
Record
Sand Lake
Ray
Western Union
Watervliet Tool Co
West Sand Lake
Watervliet Arsenal
Albia
North Troy
North Broadway
Watervliet Ave
William Vogt
Traction Co
Troy Green
Troy Green Island Cohoes
Harry McKenna
Remsen
Ontario Streets
Cohoes
Dad Visits Son On War Front
Escondido contractor John Fee traveled to Vietnam to visit his 19 year old son Gregory serving near Tay Ninh. After eight days in country they toured Saigon and the front together then flew back on the same helicopter.
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Escondido
Calif
John Fee
Gregory
Vietnam
Fee
Greg
Australia
U.S. State Department
Army
Saigon
Tay Ninh
322Nd Engineering Company
Rhodes Announces Senate Bid in 1970 Campaign
Gov. James A. Rhodes of Ohio declared his candidacy for the U.S. Senate in 1970 and raised the possibility of a GOP primary with Rep. Robert Taft. Rhodes, 60, finishes his second term as governor next year and cannot seek a third term by law. Taft, son of the late Senator Taft, has been named as a potential rival for governor. He said Rhodes’s announcement does not rule out the Senate race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
U.S. Senate
Robert Taft
Rhodes
Taft
Senate
Manning Foundation Funds Albany Medical College Lab
The Austin Manning Foundation of New York City donated $25,000 for a physiology laboratory at Albany Medical College. The gift was announced by Dr. Harold C. Wiggers, dean, and honors former Albany mayor Manning (1890 to 1894) and his wife, Beatrice Austin Manning of Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hilton Manning
Emma . Austin Manning
New York City
Albany Medical College
Harold C. Wiggers
Albany
Beatrice Austin Manning
Manning
Distance Swimmer W. J. Duncan Dies
Walter J. Duncan 72, a banker and famed distance swimmer of the Finger Lakes, died at Tompkins County Hospital after a brief illness. He swam the Skaneateles Lake 16 mile course or Lake Owasco 11 miles each year until 1968.
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Ithaca, N.Y
UPI
Walter J. Duncan
Finger Lakes
Tompkins County Hospital
Duncan
Skaneateles Lake
Lake Owasco
Albany State Sets Session on Colleges
Peter Munch of Southern Illinois University will speak at the Upstate New York Sociological Association meeting at Albany State University on Scandinavian Folk Schools and their relevance to community colleges. Maurice Richter of Albany State chairs. Friday features papers by Warren Solomon of Oswego State University and Gunther Remmling of Syracuse University.
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Peter Munch
Southern Illinois University
Upstate New York Sociological Association
Albany State University
Warren Solomon
Oswego State University
Gunther Remmling
Syracuse University
Maurice Richter
Albany State
Carle Graff
Montgomery College
Richter
American Lawyer In Rome For Plane Case
In Rome Raphael Minichiello's mother and sister arrived with American lawyer Marvin Mitchelson to discuss a possible defense citing the hijacker's Vietnam experiences. Mitchelson said there may be a defense for the act, noting the boy's wartime experiences and later hospitalization impacted him.
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Rome
Raphael Minichiello
United States
Marvin Mitchelson
Beverly Hills
Calif
Maria Minichiello
Annamaria
Luigi
Minichiello
Mitchelson
Vietnam
Miss Hilton Passes Nursing Exam
Miss Lucille A. Hilton completed the examination in registered professional nursing for the Massachusetts State Boards. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Hilton of 2162 14th St. Troy and a June graduate of St. Luke's School of Nursing Pittsfield. She also graduated in June 1966 from Catholic Central High School and is employed at Pittsfield General Hospital of Berkshire Medical Center.
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Lucille A. Hilton
Massachusetts
Miss Hilton
Peter H. Hilton
14Th St
Troy
St. Luke’s School of Nursing
Pittsfield
Mass
Catholic Central High School
Pittsfield General Hospital
Berkshire Medical Center
Republicans Eye Control of Senate
GOP strategists credit statehouse wins in New Jersey and Virginia with momentum toward Senate control next year. Nixon's active campaigning, Holton’s Virginia victory and Cahill’s New Jersey win are cited as personal triumphs for the president. Democrats hold 57-43. a net gain of seven seats could yield GOP control with Agnew’s tie vote. Morton predicts eight or nine Senate pickups and a stronger House showing up to 25 seats. Byrd clues on possible Republican switch, while awaiting 1970.
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Washington
New Jersey
Virginia
Senate
Nixon
Linwood Holton
William T. Cahill
Spiro T. Agnew
Rogers C. B. Morton
Morton
Holton
Cahill
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Byrd
Antipoverty Bill Advances With Changes After Committee Vote
The House Education and Labor Committee approved a $295 million increase for Nixon’s antipoverty program and sent the measure to the House floor. The panel split along party lines, ending a four month stalemate as Chairman Carl Perkins cited failed Republican assurances for a two year extension. The bill raises current year authorizations to $2.343 billion without other program changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
Nixon
House
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
Perkins
VA Plans To Counter Protesters
Veterans Administration mass mailed a Veterans Day packet to 100000 educators and community leaders with speeches and program formats for Nov 11 observances designed to counter antiwar protests planned two days later. Administrator Donald E. Johnson, chair of the Veterans Day National Committee, urged VA staff to participate and report by Nov 30 on involvement. the kit includes school delivery outlines and parent invitation letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Administration
Donald E. Johnson
Johnson
Learjet crashes in Lake Michigan near Racine
A Learjet 23 en route from Allentown to Racine crashed in Lake Michigan two miles offshore during fog. Five passengers and two crewmen were aboard. wreckage found by Coast Guard but all seven feared dead. Pilot Jim Simmons copilot George Strunk. passengers include Mack Trucks executives John Laho czky Shatwin Schar fenberg David Steltz Luther Haas and Jack Richards.
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Racine
Wis
Horlick Racine
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard District
Cleveland
Ohio
Coast Guard
Mack Trucks Inc
Allentown
A de Polis
Allentown-Bethelehem-Easton
Jim Simmons
Bethlehem
George Strunk
John Lahoczky
Mack
Shatwin Scharfenberg
David W. Steltz
Emmaus
Children To Promote Decency In West Los Angeles
Grandview Boulevard School will have 950 pupils wear lapel buttons reading No narcotics shoplifting vandalism as part of a voluntary anticrime education program beginning December 5 in the Mar Vista district. Principal Wendell Gist says the effort protects children facing harsh realities and aims to spark questions from the public.
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Los Angeles
Nsw
Mar Vista
Grandview Boulevard
Wendell Gist
Gist
Area Phone Workers Strike Amid Wage Dispute
Troy and Western New York telephone workers vote to strike rejecting order to stay on job. About 2,000 walk off in region including Troy as CWA faces contempt threat and wage talks continue. Switchboard operators stay at work. linemen and repair crews join action with mediation planned.
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Communications Workers of America
The
Communi
Cations Workers of America
New York
Telephone Company
Fourth Street
Troy
Jack Greenwood
New York Telephone Company
CWA
U.S
Jack B. Weinstein
U.S. District Court
Vincent D. McDonnell
State Mediation Board
Whale migrates inland into San Francisco Bay
A 30 foot whale moved into San Francisco Bay on Wednesday and by Thursday night was believed to be returning toward the ocean after reaching as far as 30 miles up the bay and into the Sacramento River. Experts expect the salt water to attract it back to the sea.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Bay
Sacramento River
Yanulavich boy dies after long illness in Rensselaer
Thomas Yanulavich eight of 1309 Washington Ave died at home after a long illness. Born in Denver he lived most of his life in Rensselaer and attended St Joseph's School. He is survived by parents Frank and Helen, two sisters Ann and Mary, four brothers, maternal grandparents, and is to be buried in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery after funeral services at 8:45 a.m. from William J Lyons Jr Funeral Home and 9:30 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church.
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Thomas Matthew Yanulavich
Washington Ave
Rensselaer
Frank and
Helen Bassett Yanulavich
Denver, Col
St. Joseph’s School
Ann
Mary Yanulavich
William
Robert
James
Joseph Yanulavich
George Bassett
Lyon Mountain
William J. Lyons Jr
St. Joseph’s Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Catherine M. Dunn
Mechanic St
Troy
Christopher J. Clinton
St. Michael's Church
John E. McNamara
Joseph R
John J. Cardinal
Alson J. Spain
Michael J. Dunn
James J. Carroll
George E. Durand
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father McNamara
Alfred E. Jones
Watervliet
Parker Bros. Memorial
St. Patrick’s Church
William V. Hayden
William F. Briere
Thomas A. Whitehead
James H. Fulewelling
Martin V. Rivette
Frank J. Tombellero
William R. Wiltse
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Father Hayden
Robert L. Rowe
Tomhannock
St. George’s Church
Pittstown
Donald J. Gravelle
Lawrence J. Gerrity
O.S.A
St. John’s Church
Schaghticoke
Thomas A. Curley
St. Monica’s Church
Johnsonville
U.N. Opens Meteorology Course for Caribbean Weather Stations
Bridgetown Barbados AP reports the World Meteorological Organization begins a three week course in agricultural meteorology to train personnel for 19 weather reporting stations slated for installation in Commonwealth Caribbean territories.
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Bridgetown
Barbados
U.N. World Meteorological Organization
Commonwealth Caribbean
Growing Forests Cited For Pollution
Cornell University scientist Donald J. Belcher says the expansion of forests on former farm land in the Northeast increases pollution by reducing runoff and trapping water vapor that contributes to smoke particles. He notes forests may humidify air and predicts pollution impacts will rise over the next decade while pesticide and fertilizer use has declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Donald J. Belcher
Belcher
Cornell
Center For Aerial Photographic Studies
Plumbing Work Sealed Bids for Grafton Lakes Stage One
Capital District State Park Commission calls sealed proposals for plumbing work on first stage buildings at Grafton Lakes State Park near Grafton Rensselaer County New York. Bids due by 11:00 A.M. EST November 14 1969 with bonds and insurance required and federal funds compliance. Read aloud at Saratoga Springs Administration Building and bid documents available for set fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
New York
Grafton Lakes State Park
Grafton
County of Rensselaer
State of New York
Saratoga Springs Reservation
Capital District State Park Commission
F. W. Dodge Corp
Albany
Eastern
New York State Tax Commissioner
P. J. Drury
Bid Notice for Tamarac High School Roof Repairs
The Brittonkill Central Schools Board invites bids to repair and resaturate portions of the Tamarac Jr Sr High School roof. Bids open Monday November 17, 1969 at 2 30 P M in the Supervising Principal office. Bid forms available 9 00 A M to 3 00 P M or by calling 518 279 3463. Public hearing on city of Troy 1970 annual estimate November 15, 1969 at 8 00 P M.
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Brittonkill Central Schools
R.D
Troy
New York
Board of Education
Brittonkill Central
Central School District No
Brunswick
Grafton
Pittstown
Poestenkill
Rensselaer County
Tamarac Jr
Tamarac Jr.-Sr. High
Clums Corners
James T. McFarland
City of
Board of Supervisors
Rensselaer County Court House
Thomas HM
Brown City
Classified Ad Department Hours and Policies
The Troy Record Co lists ad office hours and toll free help for placing or canceling ads. Rates apply per line per day for various notice types and full-page two-edition publication. errors are not the publisher’s fault and ads may be revised or rejected.
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Troy Record
Times Record
Troy Record Co
Community Lost and Found Notices and Local Services
A collage of notices lists lost items such as a German Shepherd near Lansingburgh and a child’s glasses in Watervliet with contact numbers after hours. Also included are rewards for items, services like hair styling and bookkeeping, a Florida bound driver offer, rides, and local instruction in music and martial arts with contact details.
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Lansingburgh
Help Wanted Men Train as Warehouse Supervisor
ABLE MAN to train as warehouse supervisor in Latham. Good wages and benefits with profit sharing. Call Mr. Brown at 785-8510.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham
Brown
Job openings listing with multiple positions
Classified notice listing several employment opportunities including an accountant executive, apprentice truck mechanic, and armed guard. Emphasizes hourly rates from $2 to $2.40, evening and Saturday work, a car is required, and contact numbers for arranging interviews. Empire opener at 60 Chapel Albany and address for the apprentice trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Opewer
Chapel
Albany
Union National Bank of Troy Special Shareholders Meeting
Shareholders are notified of a special meeting on December 2, 1969 at 11 00 A M EST at the Syeaway Office Troy NY to ratify the October 10 1969 merger with First Trust Company of Albany and to authorize actions to carry out the merger terms. The notice date is October 14 1960 and the time to determine entitled voters is 3:30 P M EDT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union National Bank OF Troy
Fourth Street
Troy
New York
Syeaway
Hoosick Street
North Lake Avenue
First Trust Company of Albany
National Association
First Trust-Union National Bank
Board of Directors
N.Y
James M. Salisbury
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Son
W. J. Duncan
Great Lake
Area Phone
Victor V. Barrier
Hoosick Falls
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Thomas Yanulavich
Dunn
Mr. Jones
Lloyd
Ann W. Lloyd
West Haven
Conn
William E. Lloyd
Sand Lake Union Cemetery
Jack R. Lewis
Church of the Ascension
Mr. Rowe
Harold
Donald Kerr
John
William Madigan
Dale Wein
Arthur Stevens
St. John's Cemetery
Classified
Mail Office
Broadway
5Th Ave
Remsen St
Troy-Sch’dy Road
Mechanicville
North Main St
Ain
North Greenbush
3Rd and Broadway
McDonalds
Martin Goldstein
Florida
Congress St
Troy Music Academy
Third St
Romeo’s Music Land
River St
Victor
Cail
Bob Rubin
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