Diary of Anne Frank staged by Cambridge senior class
Cambridge Central School senior class presents The Diary of Anne Frank at the Cambridge school auditorium Friday and Saturday evenings. Directed by Miss Jane McAdoo with cast including Christine Decker Anne Frank and Heather Parrish Mrs Frank, James Maxwell Mr Frank, Lou Ellen Durrin Margot Frank, and other students. Pamela Fuller is stage manager and John Cullinan handles lighting and sound.
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Cambridge Central School
Anne Frank
Camridge School
Jane McAdoo
Christine
Decker
Anne
Frank
Heather Parrish
Mrs. Frank
James Maxwell
Mr. Frank
Lou Ellen Durrin
Marcot Frank
Michael Milet
Mr. van Dam
Deborah Dixson
Mrs. van Dam
William Hately
Peter van Dam
Rebecca Blanchard
Mieo
Bruce McGooch
Mr. Dussel
Ralph LeBarron
Mr. Kraler
Pamela Fuller
John Cullinan
School Board To Meet Hear Reports
The Saratoga Springs Board of Education will meet at 8 pm today at Greenfield Center Elementary School with President Ed ward Pilkington presiding. Administrative reports by Superintendent Dr Bradley A. Bishop include audio visual methods and remedial reading. committee reports cover the state school boards convention.
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Saratoga Springs
Library To Show Two Adult Films at Public Library
The Saratoga Springs Public Library will present two adult documentaries at 8 p.m. Thursday. Both films are in color, titled Downstream to the Sea and Learn to Ski. Story programs run Thursday at 2:30 p.m. for preschoolers and 3:30 p.m. for Kindergarten through second grade.
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Saratoga] Springs Public Library
BPW Club to Meet in Saratoga on Clothing’s Role
The Saratoga Springs Business and Professional Women's Club will host a slide presentation titled Clothing and Women's Role from 1840 to 1969 at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the YMCA on Ludlow Street. Cochairs are Miss Eva Maquist and Mrs Helen Strader.
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Saratoga Springs
Obituary Charles N Nichols of Whitehall dies at 48
Charles N Nichols 48 of 21 Mountain Street Whitehall died suddenly Friday at North Creek while at work for Do and HH Railroad. He was a longtime member of Notre Dame des Victoires Church Knights of Columbus and Catholic societies. Survived by wife Angela Noonan four children five siblings and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 9:30 a.m. today at Notre Dame des Victoires Church with interment in Our Lady of Angels Cemetery.
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Charles N. Nichols
Mountain Street
Whitehall
North Creek
Nichols
Do & HH Railroad
Notre Dame Des Victoires Church
Monsignor Curtin General Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Whitehall Council
K. of C
Whitehall Lodge
B. P.O. FB
Mia
St. I Joseph's Society of Notre Dame Des Victoires Church
Angela Noonan
James Epifanio
Plattsburgh
Charlene
Marcia Nichols
Mark Nichols
Norman Nichols
Baltimore
Francis Nichols
U.S. Army
Missouri
Leonard Nichols
Bernard Nichols
U.S. Air Force
Texas
Shirley de Louis
Jocelyn Nichols
Our Lady of Angels Cemetery
Christmas Club Checks Hit $450,000
Nearly $450,000 in Christmas Club checks will be mailed to residents of the greater Saratoga Area this week by Adirondack Trust Co and the State Bank of Albany. Adirondack Trust accounts total $316,924 while the Saratoga Branch of State Bank holds about $130,000.
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Greater
Saratoga Area
Spa City
Adirondack Trust Co
State Bank of Albany
Saratoga
State Bank
Trojan Faces Gun Charge On Friday
Dennis Strock a 17 year old of 606 Fourth St Troy pleaded in nocent yesterday in Saratoga Springs City Court to a felony charge of possession of a dangerous weapon a switchblade with a 5 3 4 inch blade Bail set at 51000 Judge LeRoy T Walbridge adjourned the case to 8 30 a m Friday Strock was arrested near the College Inn on Union Avenue Extension by Patrolman Eugene Cole Also in court Joel Whitney 22 of 59 Beekman St Saratoga Springs pleaded innocent to burglary third degree a felony Bail set at 1000 and adjourned to Friday Whitney is charged with stealing a television set valued at 75 from the home of Beulah Hougeworth 30 Caroline St on Nov 6 The television set was allegedly taken Walter J Gustas 19 of Amsterdam pleaded guilty to speeding 60 mph in a 30 mph zone on Ballston Avenue and was fined 20 He was arrested Nov 5 by Patrolman Richard Jordan.
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Dennis Strock
Fourth St. Troy
Saratoga Springs
LeRoy T. Walbridge
Strock
Union Avenue
College Inn
Eugene Cole
Joel Whitney
Beekman St
Whitney
Beulah Hougeworth
Caroline St
Walter J. Gustas
Amsterdam
Ballston Avenue
Richard Jordan
Open House Sets View of Work by Retarded Children
Saratoga County Retarded Children's Association hosts an open house at 7 p.m. today in the St. Clement's Elementary School pre school classroom in Saratoga Springs. The event marks National Retarded Children's Week and showcases articles finished by the children.
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Saratoga County Retarded Children’s Association
St. Clement's Elementary School
Saratoga Springs
League to Meet Voters in Saratoga Springs at YMCA
The League To Meet The League of Women Voters in Saratoga Springs will hold a meeting at 8 pm Thursday at the YMCA at 64 Ludlow Street. Mrs Victor Bovee will lead a discussion on economic opportunity U S relations with mainland China and water resources conservation.
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League of Women Voters
Saratoga Springs
YMCA
Ludlow St
Victor Bovee
U.S
China
Collection Show by Skidmore Alumnae Trustee
Mrs Michael E Sweeney Skidmore College alumnae trustee will present her collection of Old Saratoga post cards at a Saratoga County Skidmore Alumnae Club meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the faculty lounge on the college campus in Saratoga Springs Mrs Edward Doherty president will conduct the session.
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Michael E. Sweeney
Skidmore College Alumnae
Saratoga
Saratoga County
Skidmore Alumnae Club
Tommorrow
Saratoga Springs
Edward Doherty
Candy Sale At Saratoga Junior High PTA Fundraiser
The Saratoga Junior High School Parent Teacher Association will run a candy sale today through Friday. Proceeds support incentive awards for students in mathematics social studies science English and French as well as Teacher Recognition Day and the PTA scholarship fund. Mrs. Mary Pietruccia leads the effort.
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Saratoga Junior High School
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Mary Pietruccia
Greenfield Town Hall to Sell Well-Baby Clinic
A well-baby clinic in Greenfield will be sold at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Town Hall. Dr Grace Maguire Swan ner health officer will conduct physical exams and administer immunizations for diphtheria tetanus whooping cough polio smallpox and measles. Public health nurses and volunteers will assist.
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Greenfield
Town Hall
Grace Maguire Swanner
Plastic cream invention for artificial teeth debut
For the first time science offers a plastic cream that holds false teeth like natural teeth. The elastic membrane supports uppers and lowers, a revolutionary discovery named FINODENT for daily home use. Fixopent stabilizes dentures, allowing firmer, more comfortable chewing even on hot foods. May restore ability to bite steak and corn. See your dentist regularly for FINODENT.
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U.S. Pat
Spa Police Probe Three Car Mishaps
Spa City Police probed three weekend motor vehicle accidents in Saratoga Springs. A truck driver Clinton O. Wilson aged 60 and a car driver William E. Norton 47 were damaged in a Church Street crash. A second two car crash at Railroad Place and Division Street involved Marino A. Diaz 21 and Ruth R. Williams 64 with Diaz receiving a nose abrasion and Williams a head bump. A third incident on South Broadway involved Thomas I. Germain 18, James P. Beebe 26, and Louise V. Welch 42 with all occupants shaken but no collision. One driver was arrested on a flashing bed light charge.
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Saratoga Springs
Clinton O. Wilson
Broadway
William E. Norton
Ballston Ave
Wilson
Church Street
Norton
Fred Clark
Guy Coreno
Railroad Place
Division Street
Marino A. Diaz
Oak St
Ruth R. Williams
Fifth Ave
Diaz
Williams
Spa City
South Broadway
Thomas l. Germain
Greenfield
James P. Beebe
Stillwater
Louise V. Welch
Springwood Dr
Saratoga
Springs
ITAM Post to Honor Commander in Saratoga Springs Dinner Dance
ITAM Post Will Honor Commander Dominick Smaldone at Congress Park Casino in Saratoga Springs with auxiliary support. State commander Sylvester San Felice, a past Saratoga post leader, was elected last June. General chairman Joseph Arpey and Mrs. Rae De Lorbe assist. Post commander Ceylon De Lorenzo. Reservation deadline December 1.
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Dominick Smaldone
Saratoga Springs
Congress Park Casino
Sylvester San Felice
Saratoga Post
San Felice
Joseph Arpey
Rae de Lorbe
Ceylon de Lorenzo
Sawyer Benjamin elected president of CSEA in Saratoga Springs
Sawyer Benjamin was elected president of the Civil Service Employees Association for non teachers in the Saratoga Springs enlarged school district. Other officers named were Mrs. James McAllister as secretary and Mrs. Robert Walton Jr as treasurer at the meeting held at the Maltian American Club.
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Benjamin Sawyer
Civil Service Employes Association
Saratoga Springs
James McAllister
Robert Walton Jr
Engineer John Makinson Joins GE Research Center
John B. Makinson of Stephentown has joined the General Electric Research and Development Center as a mechanical engineer reporting to Richard W. Hallock. A Pratt Institute graduate, he previously worked at Roberts Numbering Machine Co. and Kollsman Instrument Co. He spent decades at Bulova and held senior roles at Mechanical Technology Inc. and W. J. E Gurley.
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John B. Makinson
Stephentown
General Electric Research and Development Center
Richard W. Hallock
New York City
Pratt Institute
Roberts Numbering Machine Co
Kollsman Instrument Co
Bulova Watch Co
Makinson
Mechanical Technology Inc
W.& J. E Gurley
Two Area Men Wounded in Vietnam Victim Broke Line
A Saratoga County Marine was killed near Phu Li in Quang Ngai Province. Marines Richard J. Warren, 21, of Elnora, and two area servicemen from Albany and Cohoes were wounded in action. Warren awaited discharge next month after graduating Shenendehowa Central High School in 1966. McDonough Jr., 21, from Cohoes, and Istarico Jr., 19, Albany, sustained injuries and injuries and skull fracture respectively. Istarico listed serious aboard Repose hospital ship.
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Saratoga County
Albany
Troy Army
Vietnam
Richard J. Warren
James W. Warren
Barney Road
Elnora
Warren
Phu Li
Quang Ngai
Third Marine Amphibious Force
Shenendehowa Central High School
Marine Corps
Spec
Thomas H. MccDonough Jr
Thomas H. McDonough
109Th
Susan L. ‘McDonough
Bridge “Ave
Cohoes
Okinawa
Spee
McDonough
Troy High School
Co. A
Pfc
Alphonso Istarico Jr
Alphonso Istarico Sr
Jase Court
One Man Army Thomas in Dak To Heroic Stand
UPI reports specialist 4 William Thomas of Minneapolis led a four minute assault on Hill 1124 and silenced a machine gun nest while rescuing a wounded comrade. Lt Dean Plager of Des Moines also rallied his men through a deadly trap at Hill 724 and both battles left 18 Americans dead and 118 wounded as Communist forces pressed Dak To in a highlands fight near the Cambodian border.
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Dak TO
Vietnam
UPI
Jungle Hills
Spee
William Thomas
Minneapolis
Dean Plager
Des Moines
Iowa
South Vietnam
William R. Peers
Peers
William Hall
Thomas
Donald M. Scher
Hall
Huntington
N.Y
Here
Scher
1124
Alvin York
Audie Murphy
Plager
Gen. Peers
Cath
Bravo
Pfe
Michael McKenzie
Pine Bluff
Ark
Levi Isaacs
Houston
Jaacs
Raymond Ortiz
Earth
Tex
Ortiz
Richard C. Oliver
Green
Ile
Girl 10 killed by red bomb in Hong Kong
AP report says a 10 year old Chinese girl died from a terrorist bomb in Kowloon amid ongoing anti Communist violence in Hong Kong. The attack wounded 38 others. the death toll since May 11 rose to 48. A 17 year old suspect was wounded by an accidental blast. An anti Communist paper cited possible talks in Tokyo to quell the unrest.
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Hong Kong
Kowloon
Hong Kong Island
Tokyo
China
Fai Po
Silly Season Hits Stanford Students With Long Pizza Run
A group of 14 Stanford University students delivered a mushroom pizza from campus to Sacramento, 120 miles away, claiming the longest pizza run in history during the early spring silly season.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Stanford University
Simday
Clifton Park Adopts Amended Budget of 324540
The Clifton Park Town Board approved an amended 1968 budget totaling 324,540 at last night’s meeting. No tax rate was set. Councilman Roland E. Hubbs salary cut to 1,800, Justice William F. Hortman reduced to 2,000, Hortman having been elected last week. New raises include clerk and tax collector Stella I. Tinnie to 5,500 and Supt. Martin L. Jewett to 3,500. Justice Robert L. Jerome up to 4,500. Vernon Wood to 2,000. Dog licenses will be sold 1–4 p.m. weekdays and 7–9 p.m. Fridays. 1,488 dogs licensed.
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Clifton Park
Roland E. Hubbs
William F. Hortman
Hortman
Elmer D. Ashdown
James I. Doran
Stella I. Tinnie
Martin L. Jewett
Robert L. Jerome
Vernon Wood
Tinnie
Robbery Involving Dog Seizes Cash And Pet
Mrs Sally Gilbert was robbed at knifepoint in Denver while walking her wirehaired fox terrier. The bandit escaped with her cash and the dog, which offered little assistance to investigators.
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Denver
UPI
Sally Gilbert
Schaghticoke 4 H Group Elects Staff
The Mingling Waters 4 H Club of Schaghticoke held a meeting at Mrs. William Casey's home and elected officers for Bake A Better Cake. Linda Polonis is president with Janice Herrington as vice president, Marcia Cukrovany secretary, Marla Frisno treasurer, Lynn Wocell song leader, SilL Cukrovany recreation leader, and Leslie Hemstreet reporter. The next meeting will be at the leader's home on Thursday.
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Mingling Waters
Schaghticoke
William Casey
Linda Polonis
Janice Herrington
Marcia Cukrovany
Marla Frisno
Song Teader
Lynn Wocell
Sill Cukrovany
Leslie Hemstreet
Leader
Holdup Case Deferred Pending Test
William J. Currier, charged with two bank holdups in Troy and Schenectady, has had his case postponed to an indefinite date by District Judge James Ja Foley. A second psychiatric exam is ordered after Currier’s rampage incident at the Albany County jail. He, 25, was captured June 5 in Waterford by FBI agents and detained for evaluation.
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William J. Currier
Marine Midland National Bank
Troy
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Schenectady
James Ja Foley
Currier
Joseph J. Martin
Foley
Albany
Saratoga |St., Cohoes
Waterford
FBI
Albany County
Stokes Sworn Cleveland's First Black Mayor in Historic Ceremony
Carl B. Stokes was sworn in as Cleveland's first Negro mayor, pledging to serve all citizens without favoritism. He promised open meetings, regular progress reports, and diligent outreach to address the city's problems and improve the community.
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Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Stokes
Board of Control
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Williams Tire & Rubber
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