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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1967

Page

4

National Taft Asks Recount in Cleveland Mayor Race

Taft conceded Stokes likely winner after losing by 1644 votes and sought a recount to ease public doubt, saying the step would calm thousands unhappy with the result. Police Search Gunman, 2 Officers Wounded in Hunters Point shooting. one officer severely wounded, as doctors report multiple bullet hits. Three men steal diamonds worth 100000 from Robert Fein’s office in Manhattan’s diamond district after binding staff. Syracuse professor Bertram Gross blasts U S welfare progress at New York State Welfare Conference, calling out politicians.

Taft Stokes Cleveland Seth GC Carl B. Stokes San Francisco Hunters Point Herman George NEW York New York City Robert Fein W. 47Th St Fifth Avenue U.S Buffalo, N.Y UPI Syracuse University Bertram M. Gross Maxwell School of Citizenship New York State Welfare

Troy Native Beaudoin Named Rensselaer Welfare Commissioner

John R. Beaudoin 33, a Troy native, will become commissioner of the Rensselaer County Department of Social Services for a five year term. He holds a master’s in social work from Syracuse University and has served as associate director of Albany Community Chest. He previously worked in the county welfare department from 1958 to 1969 and is married with three children.

John R. Beaudoin Troy Rensselaer County Dept. of Social Services Beaudoin Comoner William P. Wade Wade Sandra Drive North Greenbush Syracuse University Siena College

Skunk with Jar on Head Delivers Quiet Patrol in New Port Richey

A rural skunk in New Port Richey wandered with a glass jar helmet, prompting a cautious police pursuit. Officers moved quietly to avoid alarming the animal, which was briefly trapped before the jar came off and the skunk resumed its way undisturbed.

New Port Richey Fla. Catia

Vermont Deer Season Opens in Big Turnout Across State

AP report from Rutland notes up to 10,000 of Vermont 132,000 hunters may have hunted on opening day. Fish and Game Commissioner Edward Kehoe says deer kill sales appear higher than last year. One hunter shot and killed, two died of natural causes, and one may be a black bear incident.

Rutland Vic Fish and Game Edward Kehoe

Three Troy Area Dogs Share Top Honors at Show

Three Troy area golden retrievers shared top honors at the Mohawk Valley Kennel Club Show in Schenectady. Champion Tigathoe's Gold Digger C.D. won best of breed, while Belle Mount Digger's Moon and Belle Mount Digger's Bear earned blue ribbons. Digger Moon won her class and reserve best in show at the Onondaga Kennel Association event in Syracuse. Mrs Burhans, RD 3 Eagle Mills, directs and trains at the Patroon Dog Training Club which meets Monday nights at Center Brunswick Grange Hall.

Troy Area Richard D. Burhans Eagle Mills Mohawk Valley Onondaga Kennel Association, Inc Syracuse Digger Moon Burnhans Patroon Dog Training Club, Inc Brunswick Grange Hall

Barkley Inaugurated VP At 72 as Oldest to Hold Post

Albert W. Barkley was 72 when inaugurated as vice president of the United States, becoming the oldest man ever to reach that office.

Albert W. Barkley United States

New Volume on Locomotives Highlights Troy Area Figures

Alvin I. Staufer publishes New York Central's Early Power volume two detailing steam power 1831 1916 and 1916 1957 with 342 pages and 800 photos. The work features Schenectady Troy railroad history West Albany shops and a rich gallery of old engines including Old Number 10 the Troy and other Vanderbilt era locomotives.

Royal Area New York Central Alvin I. Staufer Mgr. Staufer Focal Schenectady & Troy Schenectady Troy West Albany Staufer Vanderbilt Road

Unconscious For 10 Years After Elevator Tragedy

Charles Nelson, the eighth victim of the 1957 Jacksonville elevator disaster that plunged five stories and killed 19 workers, died after ten years in a coma. Doctors noted minimal life signs since the March 1957 accident at what is now the Duval County Courthouse.

Jacksonville Fla Charles Nelson Duval County Duval Medicals Center Nelson

Berlin Honors Champion Soccer Team

The Berlin Central School varsity soccer squad, crown holders of the Twin Valley Conference and Class C-D sectional title, was honored Friday in the junior-senior high cafeteria. Paul Muller and Ivan Purdy joined Miss Dana Davidoff as coaches. Donald Stephens presented awards and a board resolution commending the team. School art decorated tables with gold soccer shoes and green pine boughs.

Berlin Central School Paul Muller Ivan Purdy Dana Davidoff Donald Stephens Board of Education

Grandparents Begin New Life in Quiet Dalton Wedding

George Washington Moore aged 88 and his bride 83 married Sunday at the Presbyterian church in Dalton after a quiet ceremony. The couple, both with large families, were joined by 11 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. A dinner and awards presentation followed at the school auditorium with a victory dance sponsored by the junior class and a soccer championship program on display.

Sidney George Washington Moore Moore May Neimoller Presbyterian Church Dalton T Moore

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