Abram Lansing PTA Open House Schedule
The Abram Lansing Parent-Teacher Association will hold its annual open house Monday at 7 30 p.m. Parents can meet their children's teachers. A bake sale is planned with Mrs Joan Moise as chairman and Mrs Patricia McLoughlin as cochairman. A pickup service will be available under Mrs Ann Carpenter. Afterward, the regular monthly meeting will be led by President Mrs Lorette McCoubrey.
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Abram Lansing Parent- Teacher Association
Joan Moise
Patricia McLoughlin
Cochairman
Ann Carpen
Keveny Freshmen Plan Hayden Planetarium Trip
Seventy five members of the Keveny Memorial Academy freshman class will visit the Hayden Planetarium in New York City on Saturday November 15. Sister Catherine Gaynor of the Science Department organized the excursion and will accompany the group with several other faculty members.
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Keveny Memorial Academy
Hayden Planetarium
New York City
Catherine Gaynor
Science Department
Mass Schedule in Cohoes Parishes and Churches
The Cohoes area lists weekend masses across multiple parishes. St Patrick’s offers 7 9 and 11 am services led by Rev Philip A Grady. St Rita’s 7 9 10 and 11 am with Rev Anthony F DeFranco. St Marie’s 8 10 11 and noon served by Rev Lionel A Guillaume. St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic presents 8 am English service 9 am Sunday School and 10 am Divine Liturgy led by Rev Paw J Pascavage. St Agnes’ schedules 7 9 10 30 am noon and 5 pm with Rev Charles C Smith. Sts Peter’s and Paul’s low masses 8 30 9 45 and 11 am by Very Rev Vladimir Andrushkin. St Joseph’s Saturday 7 pm Sunday 7 9 10 30 am and 12 noon led by Rev Celas A Robitalle. St Bernard’s lists low masses 7 8 10 am 12 noon and 5 30 pm by Rev Francis G Janis. St Michael’s low masses 7 8 9 and Sacred Heart’s 7 9 with Rev Nellis J Tremblay.
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A.m. St. Rita’s
Anthony F DeFranco
St. Marie’s
Lionel A. Guillaume
St. Nicholas
Paw J. Pascavage
St. Agnes
Charles C. Smith
Peter
St. Joseph’s
Celas A. Robitalle
St. Bernard’s
Francis G. Janis
Church Services In Cohoes Shared Worship Schedule
Cohoes churches list Sunday services across denominations including First Baptist First United Methodist St James United Methodist and Boght Reformed. Services feature worship church school youth programs and union services with varied times and holy Eucharist and evangelistic meetings noted.
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St. John’s Episcopal
Canon J. Alan di Pretoro
First United Methodist
Robert F. Trost
Vernon O. Nagel
John L. Robertson
First United Presbyterian Church
Richard A. Hogarth
St. James
Salvation Army
Gary Wickard
Holiness
Salvation Meeting
Education Week Events Planned At Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart School will observe American Education Week with a Parent-Teacher conference a Learning Festival and an open house for parents Sister Martin Joseph said Friday The conference is on Monday and Wednesday to discuss student progress while the festival showcases educational material and the open houses run Thursday and Friday mornings for parental observation of learning activities.
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Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart School
Martin Joseph
Cohoester Tops Exam for State Railroads Post
John J. Patenaude of 7 Francis Street Cohoes and Michael O Shea of 29 Folmsbee Drive Menands passed the competitive examination for the state post of director of railroads and utilities valuation. The job carries an annual salary between 22 580 and 26 300 dollars.
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John J. Patenaude
Francis St., Cohoes
State Department of Civil Service
Michael O’shea
Folmsbee Dr
Menands
Trespass Case Adjourned In Cohoes Court
Two area men charged with criminal trespass for remaining unlawfully in a dwelling had their cases adjourned until Nov. 14 by Police Justice Frank L. Brandt in Cohoes Police Court. Albert Davenport, 20, of 84 Main St, and Michael Senra, 21, with no address given, were arrested in late October and early November. Both entered pleas of innocent and are free on $100 bail. The alleged entry occurred at the fourth floor apartment 146 Remsen St owned by William F. Sorel of 1 Haver Lane, Cohoes.
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Frank L. Brandt
Cohoes
Albert Davenport
Main St
Raymond LeMay
Arthur Nolan
Michael Senra
Hebert Dame
Donald Ryan
LeMay
Remsen St
William F. Sore
Haver Lane
Anti Poverty Expert to Speak at Sacred Heart Club
Frank Kelly director of the Cohoes HERD center will address Sacred Heart Mother's Club at 8 p.m. Monday in the Sacred Heart Church Hall. A Syracuse University graduate active since 1966, he has led the Cohoes HERD center since March. The group will discuss remaining year activities and refreshments will follow.
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Frank Kelly
Cohoes
Sacred Heart Mother’s Club
Sacred Heart Church Hall
Kelly
Syracuse University
Fire at Cohoes High School extinguished by custodian
Firemen answered Box 531 at Cohoes High School at 5 25 p m Thursday but were not needed as a custodian Joseph Garceau of 28 Mohawk St put out a blaze in a rubbish filled cart from a school lab. Coach triggered alarm when he smelled smoke. patrolman Frank Valente and Alfred Hurst investigated.
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Cohoes
Cohoes High School
Joseph Garceau
Mohawk St
Frank Valente
Alfred Hurst
Civil Service Employees Unit to Meet at Cohoes Elks Club
The Civil Service Employees Association of the Cohoes School District will gather today at 2 p.m. at the Cohoes Elks Club on Oneida Street. President Henry Tousignant announced the meeting, with Howard Cropsey of the Albany County Chapter as speaker. Non members may join.
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Civil Service Employes Association
Cohoes
Mrs Glusko 75 Injured in City Hall Fall
Mrs Natalie Glusko 75 of 73 Saratoga Street Cohoes sustained forehead and nose injuries when she fell at the Ontario Street entrance to City Hall Thursday morning. She was taken to Cohoes Memorial Hospital for treatment and later released.
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Natalie Glusko
Saratoga St
Cohoes
Ontario Street
City Hall
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Cohoes Welcomes M. Nirenberg Sons Shirt Plant Move
Acting Mayor Colaruotolo lauded the transfer of M. Nirenberg Sons Inc from Troy to Cohoes Industrial Terminal, hoping for more jobs and business. Officials including Magee Gilchrest Favreau praised the decision as a boost for the spindle city. operations begin dismantling in Troy on December 15.
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Frank D. Colaruoto
Cohoes
M. Nirenberg Sons, Inc
Colaruotolo
Troy
Decca Distributing Corp
Nirenberg
William Magee
Magee
Hudson River
Kenneth Gilchrest
Gilchrest
Troy Company
Lawrence R. Favreau
Donald Fabricius
M. Nirenberg
Three Cohoes Residents Fined In Traffic Court
Three area residents were fined a total of 25 dollars in Cohoes Police Court on Thursday by Police Justice Frank L. Brandt. Stephen R. Walsh of 5 Lansing Street was fined 10 dollars for speeding for a Nov. 2 summons on Columbia Street. David T. Schrader of 517 Fillmore Avenue Schenectady was fined 10 dollars for speeding for a Nov. 2 summons on Columbia Street. He also received a 5 dollar fine for driving with expired plates and an unregistered motor vehicle for a Nov. 1 summons on Columbia Street.
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Cohoes
Frank L. Brandt
Stephen R. Walsh
Lansing St
Columbia Street
George
David T. Schrader
Fillmore Ave
Schenectady
Denis
Leonard A. Grignon
Berkley Ave
300 Executed Vietnamese Victims Found Near Hue
The remains of 300 Vietnamese believed executed during the Tet offensive were found near Hue. Militiamen uncovered the bodies in seven caves about six miles east of the old imperial capital, raising Hue mass grave totals to nearly 2,600. Dozens remain missing.
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Hue
Vietnam
Old
Imperial Capital
Arsenal found in West Bridgewater home during federal raid
Federal agents dismantled a cache of arms in a quiet West Bridgewater residence. Two Army demolition experts worked over three hours to deactivate live ordnance while observers were kept back. Richard Swan, 29, an employee of Colt Industries, was hospitalized in Manchester after an October auto crash. The arsenal included mines, five machine guns, antitank weapons, a mortar, rifles, grenades, pistols, and 2000 rounds. Richard’s Vernon Connecticut apartment previously yielded fuz es and a rocket launcher in a raid. No arrests were made and the case remains under investigation.
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West Bridgewater
Mass
Ft. Devens
U.S. Atty
Herbert F. Travers Jr
Ralph Swan
Richard
Colt Industries Inc
Hartford
Conn
Manchester
Memorial Hospital
Vernon
Connecticut
Paul O’brien
U.S. Treasury
O’brien
Government Launching Toxic Turkey Study
The Agriculture Department launched an intensive investigation after traces of heptachlor were found in turkeys bound for Thanksgiving. About 150,000 AVI turkeys were checked, 90,000 held back, and 150,000 more to be checked. Four million pounds of turkey meat are detained for residue checks nationwide.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Arkansas Valley Industries, Ltd
Little Rock
Food and Drug Administration
Consumer and Marketing Service
Mississippi Courts Set Dec 31 Deadline for School Desegregation
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered 30 Mississippi districts to implement desegregation plans by December 31 and will issue detailed orders on plan content. The ruling largely follows HEW guidelines while allowing district flexibility with court approval. Some officials doubt feasibility. NAACP Legal Defense Fund officials hailed the decision as a win.
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5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
5Th Circuit
Justice Department
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
U.S. Supreme Court
A. R. Koon
Noxubee County
Miss
Maurice Dantin
Columbia, Miss
Woman Killed Fiance Hurt In Car Mishap
An engaged couple checking a flat tire were struck by another car early Friday on the Eastern Expressway in Pittsford. Valerie Mika, 22, of East Rochester died at the scene. Alan P. Brownell, 27, of Rochester was in poor condition at Genesee Hospital.
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Rochester
N. Y
Valerie Mika
East Rochester
Pittsford
Alan P. Brownell
Genesee Hospital
Riot Between Black and White Students Rocks Springfield High
About 106 students from two races clashed outside Springfield Technical High School. Four arrests for breach of peace followed. 40 percent of the 2,000 pupils are Black. The incident spread to nearby Commerce High with seven windows broken. Police increased patrols and the school will reopen Monday.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield Technical High School
Commerce High
Technical High
Asst. Supt
Thomas Donahoe
Frank H. Freedman
John F. Lyons
Major Airlines Plan Economic Cuts Across U S Carriers
Pan American plans about 195 layoffs of 5700 ground workers in Miami. Mohawk to cut schedules about 5 percent and furlough 80 of 2500. Northeast flagging drastic moves. Several carriers report no layoffs, while Eastern Braniff Western and Allegheny announce limited or no job cuts.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Miami
Northeast Airlines
Mohawk Airlines
Mohawk
Russell V. Stephenson
Northeast
Pan Am
Hawaii
San Juan
TWA
National
United
Continental
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Braniff Airways
Western Airlines
Allegheny Airlines
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Edward Dufort
Jennie Montplaisir
William Dierner
Eli Lilly Pharmaceutical Firm
Mary Eagle
Janis Vieze
Harmony Hotel
Abram Lansing
PTA
Lorette McCoubrey
Keveny
St. Patrick’s
Philip A. Grady
P.m
St. Michael’s
S. F. Olszewski
Nellis J. Tremblay
First Baptist
Vaughn B. Lewis
Cohoester
Zenith
Chroma
Cohoes Tobacco CO
Oneida ST
ST. Joseph’s, Cohoes
Civil Service
By Tim Holt
Gilchrest Happy
Turkey
Minnesota
New Orleans
Dick Carter
Midland
Srarge Th
Ausaven
Deitcher’s
Enti
Amy
Ates
K. Stanley & Sons Inc
York
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