Israel and Jordan Deadlocked in UN Security Council
In New York the Israel and Jordan foreign ministers clashed over Middle East terms in a Security Council session. Abba Eban called for direct peace treaties with Arab states, while Abdul Munem Rifai pressed for Israeli withdrawal as a prerequisite. Eban reaffirmed the cease fire until treaties replace it. Israel signaled openness to a U S plan though objections remained to the India Mali Nigeria proposal.
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United Nations, N.Y (Ap
Israel
Jordan
Security Council
Middle East
Abba Ehan
Abdul Monem Rifai
Hussein
United States
United Nations
Eban
Levi Eshkol
Jerusalem
Eshkol
India
Mali
Nigeria
U.S
Bill Bans Lottery Ticket Sales by Banks in Senate
The Senate approved a bill prohibiting federally insured banks from selling lottery tickets, a practice now used in New York. The vote was 56 to 17 after defeat of Sen. Javits bid to return the measure to the Banking Committee. The bill moves to conference with the House which passed its version 271 to 111.
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Washington
Senate
New York State
Jacob K. Javits
Ren.y
Banking Committee
House
William Proxmire
Dwis
Savings and Loan Association
Typhoon Gilda Hits Guam Heads Toward Rota Island
Typhoon Gilda struck Guam in a glancing blow and moved toward the small inhabited island of Rota. Officials feared for the safety of about 3,000 residents who mainly grow produce for Guam markets.
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Agana
Guam
UPI
Gilda
Rota
Registration Bill Approved in Georgetown
Parliament in Georgetown has approved a national registration bill requiring all citizens over 14 to register. Failure to comply carries a fine or imprisonment as penalties outlined in the act.
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Georgetown
Guyana
Thieves Loot London Coop Headquarters Safe Room
Police reported a weekend raid on the London headquarters of a major cooperative chain. Thieves cut through a two-foot steel door to access a strong room with 600 safety deposit boxes, burning open master safes and boxes. Initial estimates placed the haul around 2.8 million dollars, later deemed high. Jewelry was scattered as detectives pursued contents of the private boxes.
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London
Scotland Yard
Strathford
4 H Club Meets The Castleton Busy Beavers
The Castleton Busy Beavers 4 H Club held a business meeting to plan meals and craft activities. Members learned salad preparation liver and hamburger cooking and how to make clothes pin dolls.
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Castleton
Busy Beavers 1-H Club
County 4 H Celebrates Most Successful Year
Rensselaer County 4 H Club marked one of its most successful years with 550 members parents and friends attending the Harvest Festival at Crooked Lake Hotel Ten new members were installed on the 4 H Council during a candlelight ceremony Sherwood Moody past president presided over the seating of Joanne Herrington Licia Banks Dorothy Clickner Mary Funeral Mrs Daley Pan mee eeliey Gey The funeral of Mrs James Moody was held yesterday from Croll Walter Paladino Pauline iacious Funeral Stevens. Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev Daniel H Markham at St Marys Church Bearers were Frank C Bleau Thomas D Madden Leo A Curley and Timothy J O Connor Interment followed at St Josephs Cemetery with Father Markham officiating
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Rensselaer County
4-If
Crooked Lake
4-H
Sherwood Moody
Joanne Herrington
Licia Banks
Dorothy Clickner
Mary
Daley
Daley Pan Mee Eeliey Gey the Funeral of Mrs. James Moody
Tom Wagner
James
Funerals For Cusack McKenna Viens In Local Services
Funeral notices list James M Cusack Alfred E McKenna and Margaret Rosanna DeGrenier Viens. Requirments include solemn masses at St Josephs Church Petersburg Greenfield Cemetery Adams St Francis Church North Adams and Belleview Cemetery. Survivors include Henry DeGrenier Albert DeGrenier Joseph De Grenier and Delia E DeGrenier.
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Margaret Viens
Margaret Rosanna DeGrenier Viens
Henry DeGrenier
Bennington
St. Francis Church
North Adams
Mass
Belleview Cemetery
Adams
Viens
William Viens
North Church St
Williamstown
Honored guest leads long-running 4-H Club at Troy festivity
Mrs. William E. Goo ney Sr. of East Nassau heads the Happy Clovers 4-H Club after three decades of service. Ne son B. Betts Jr. presents a gift as 4-H Division chief. Joyce Hoag wins New York City agricultural award. County medals go to multiple 4-H members for safety, dairy, cooking, clothing, horticulture, and more. Deserving clubs and individuals are recognized for specialized achievements and community beautification efforts.
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William E. Goewey Sr
East Nassau
Rensselaer County
Crooked Lake Hotel
Goewey
Nelson B. Betts Jr
Sherwood Moody
William E. Goo‘ney Sr
Happy Clovers
Neson B. Betts Jr
Geraldine Mesick
Gladiola
Troy Kiwanis Club
Walter Searbox
Mark Wagner
Lisa Pollock
Jack Stevens
Robert Shaw
James Michel
Gisele Goeney
New York City
Joyce Hoag
School Land Purchase To Be Viewed By District Board
The New Lebanon Central School District plans a public meeting at 8 p.m. in the district high school at Lebanon Springs to explain a proposed 76 acre land purchase from Mr. and Mrs. Elton Wilson of West Lebanon. Discussed are elementary school plans, size and cost estimates, with a vote on December 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Also scheduled are meetings on November 20 at East Nassau Elementary and November 28 at the big school.
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Board of Education
New Lebanon Central
Lebanon Springs
Elton Wilson
West Lebanon
East Nassau
Court Extends Right to Counsel in Probation Cases
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled indigent defendants must have a lawyer at stages where substantial rights may be affected, including probation revocation and deferred sentencing. Justice Thurgood Marshall stated counsel is required at every such stage, broadening protections beyond trial. The decision may apply across states.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
High Court
Washington State
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Earl Warren
Pair Held For Grand Jury On 3 Charges
Two young men were held for the grand jury on kidnapping armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. Clarence Sullivan 22 North Adams and Louis Poirot 16 Florida were held in lieu of 10000 bail each for allegedly kidnapping Gloria Messina 17 a high school senior on November 2 and detaining her in a remote cabin.
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Adams, Mass
Clarence Sullivan
North Adams
Louise Poirot
Florida
Gloria Messina
Unearth Coffins Ancient Etruscan Find in Tuscany
In central Italy the Tuscania area has yielded twelve richly ornamented stone coffins dating over 2,200 years, a major Etruscan tomb discovery. The find ranks among the largest single such discoveries in years and highlights local archaeological significance.
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Italy
Sermon sparks debate in Williamsburg over Vietnam remarks
In Williamsburg, Rev. Cotesworth Pinckney Lewis defended his wartime remarks as a call for full explanation of Vietnam policy. Governors, congressmen, and Bishop Gunn weighed in. Lewis declined further interviews amid political backlash and mixed official responses.
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Williamsburg
Johnson
Cotesworth Pinckney Lewis
Bruton Parish
Virginia
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Colonial
Vietnam
Australia
Lewis
George P. Gunn
Episcopal Diocese
Southern
Dr. Lewis
Episcopal Church
Tom
On This Day In History Nov 14 1967 and milestones
United Press International notes On This Day events including 1882 first streetcar in New York City with three car compartments for 30 passengers, 1851 Moby Dick published, 1889 Pandit Nehru born, 1918 Masaryk elected president of Czechoslovakia, 1940 Coventry bombing. Zola quote offered as Thought for the Day.
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United Press International
Venus
Jupiter
Mars
Saturn
New York City
Herman Melville
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Thomas Masaryk
Republic of
Czechoslovakia
Coventry
Eng
Emile Zola Jonce
Boys Club Programs In Full Swing At Rensselaer
James P. Kenealy announces that all classes and activities are in full swing at the Broadway building. Theodore Diamond and staff lead, with growing membership and upcoming finals in Touch Football League for Midgets Juniors Intermediates. Basketball leagues start next month for same groups plus Seniors. Chess Discoverers and Photography clubs active with public exhibition plans. Paper turkey school runs today through Thursday, and auxiliary card party Friday to benefit the club.
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James P. Kenealy
Rensselaer Boys Club
Broadway
Theodore ‘Ted Diamond
Britain Ends South Arabia Occupation
London reports Britain plans to complete a nine day pullout from South Arabia by November 22 marking 128 years of occupation in Aden and surrounding lands. Lord Shackleton will negotiate an immediate transfer of power to the National Liberation Front in Geneva and oversee two treaties transferring rights and governance to the NLF.
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London
Britain
South Arabia
Harold Wilson
Lord Shackleton
National Liberation Front
NLF
Shackleton
Geneva
Desert Federation
Produce Prices at Menands on November 13 1987
Prices for fruits include Delby and McIntosh apples. Vegetables listed are cabbage crates cauliflower 12-5, dark wit ta squash acorn turning and various sizes of large medium and small dozens. The record presents a fragmented list of items and packaging.
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Delby
Three Groups At St. Pauls Set Meetings
The Sunday School teachers and officers of St. Pauls Lutheran Church of Rensselaer will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Mary Allens home, 418 East St. The Lutheran Church Men will meet at the church Thursday at 8 p.m. Joseph George will be in charge. The stewardship committee will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Guy Bruins home in East Greenbush town.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
Rensselaer
Mary Allen
East St
Joseph George
Guy Bruins
East Greenbush
Open House Programs Set at Local Schools
Open house events are scheduled at School 2 and Van Rensselaer High School tomorrow night. Monday and Tuesday feature similar programs at School 3 Fort Craile Elementary and Junior High School with teachers greeting parents and classroom visits. A Board of Education representative will attend each program.
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P.T.A
van Rensselaer
Fort Craile
Leachers
Board of Education
Patrolman and Fireman Exams Slated in Rensselaer
The Rensselaer Municipal Civil Service Commission will meet tonight to finalize the schedule for two examinations set for Saturday morning at Van Rensselaer High School. The tests for police patrolman and firefighter driver begin at 9 30 a.m. with Andrew J. Pytell Jr. as secretary and William R. Browne chairing.
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Rensselaer Municipal Civil Service Commission
van Rensselaer High School
Andrew J. Pytell Jr
William R. Browne
New York Civil Liberties Union Sues Over Narcotics Treatment Law
The NYCLU filed a federal suit on alleged constitutional rights violations by a state law allowing compulsory hospitalization of narcotics addicts. Four named plaintiffs and their families accuse the program of restraint without proven dependency, alleging vague definitions and minimal treatment steps at Mid-Hudson Rehabilitation Center.
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NEW York
New York Civil Liberties Union
Mid-Hudson
U.S. District Court
State Narcotic Addiction Control Commission
New York State
Rensselaer Receives 1000-Gallon Diesel Pumper
The city welcomed a 1000-gallon diesel fire pumper assigned to Pumper 2 at Broadway and John Street. It arrived at city hall in a police escort, will undergo tests on Riverside Avenue, and be stored at Pumper 2. Officials noted cost above $28,000 and an 85-foot aerial ladder truck due in January.
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Rensselaer
James F. Morett
American LaFrance Fire Engine Manufacturing Co
John Warden
William Braman
Broadway
John Street
City Hall
John H. Warden
Harry H. Beaudin Jr
John J. Dwyer
Board of Public Safety
William W. Braman
Southern Boulevard
Albany
Renssel
Warden
Hearing Set On False Alarm Case In Rensselaer
Rensselaer city judge La Verne G. Lewis announced November 25 as the next hearing date for William Macci of Rensselaer who remains free on $50 bail on a charge of violation of a city ordinance for sounding a false alarm.
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Rensselaer
LaVerne G. Lewis
William Macci
Council Set To Meet In Rensselaer on City Hall Evening
The Rensselaer Common Council will convene at 8 p.m. tomorrow at City Hall to discuss local matters and potential ordinances. The meeting agenda remains open to public comment and council action on listed items.
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Rensselaer
City Hall
Ideals and perseverance urged by Readier editor
NONE PRENDERGAST quotes Woodrow Wilson on American idealism and the need to persist after failure. The piece emphasizes learning from mistakes and trying again, ending with a practical call to contact Riverview Funeral Home for guidance at Tel 235-5610, 218 Second Ave Teallaivus.
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Riverview Funeral Home
Second Ave
Teall
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