CEO Group Will Meet Monday in Troy
The Rensselaer Commission an Economic Opportunity unit will hold its first neighborhood community action meeting Monday night at the Broadway Methodist Church hall. Rev Angelo Mongiore director and David Hutchinson assistant director for CEO in Troy will attend. Mrs Sarah Lynch is neighborhood aide for Rensselaer.
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Rensselaer Commission
Broadway Methodist Church
Angelo Mongiore
David Hutchinson
Troy
Sarah Lynch
Rensselaer
Dedicatory Organ Recital Set Sunday
A dedicatory organ recital will be given on the new Carey pipe organ at St. Anthony's Seminary Chapel in Rensselaer Sunday at B p.m. Guest organist is David Straker Somman, a 1961 UK bachelor, 1963 SU M.A., Fulbright scholar in Germany, pursuing a DMA at Michigan, organist and choirmaster in Northville.
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Carey
St. Anthony’s Seminary
Rensselaer
David Straker Somman
University of Kentucky
Syracuse University
State Academy of Music
Frankfurt
Germany
University of Michigan
Northville
Mich
First Church, Reformed
Albany
Paul Carey
Sacred Heart Church
Holland
Supper to Follow CDA Holy Hour at St John’s Church
Court San Salvador, CDA of Rensselaer invites several area courts to a Holy Hour at St John’s Church tomorrow at 7 p.m. Rev Noel Murphy will celebrate Mass. Father Murphy, assistant pastor and court chaplain, will preside. Mass will be followed by supper in St John’s Academy cafeteria.
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Court San Salvador, Cda
Rensselaer
St. John's Church
Noel Murphy
Father Murphy
St. John’s Academy
Diaconate Board Meeting Changes at First Baptist Church
The Diaconate Board of First Baptist Church will meet at 8 pm instead of 7:30 p.m. Robert C. Robinson, chairman, will preside. Plans to welcome the new pastor Rev. Roland J. Brown of Cranston Rhode Island will be discussed as his family arrives December.
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First Baptist Church
Robert C. Robinson
Roland J. Brown
Cranston, R.1
Brown
Corporation Counsel Millea to Attend NYC Meeting
Corporation Counsel James Millea will travel to New York City to join a steering committee meeting of the New York State Conference of Mayors. Millea has long served on this committee and will participate in discussions on urban policy and municipal affairs.
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James
Millea
New York City
New York
Funeral service for John R. Craft in Albany area
The funeral of John R. Craft a Rensselaer real estate developer was held yesterday from the William J Rockefeller Funeral Home with Rev DeWitt Kennedy of Hope Baptist Church Albany officiating Friends were hearers A later interment was in Memory's Garden Colonie where Mr Kennedy officiated
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Mr. Craft
John R. Craft
Rensselaer
William J. Rockefeller
DeWitt Kennedy
Hope Baptist Church of
Albany
Garden
Colonie
Kennedy
Kiwanis Hear Traynor From East Greenbush at Meeting
Rensselaer Kiwanis Club hosts East Greenbush incumbent Lt. Gov. Hush Traynor at 6:30 p.m. dinner at Legond Avenue restaurant. Traynor will take office Jan 1, with Charles Geragosian presiding. Guests include Van Rensselaer High Key Club members. Upcoming talks planned on narcotics by NY State Police, Ben Becker of Albany, and Dec 14 Ladies Night chaired by Robert Larkin.
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Hush
Traynor
East Greenbush
van Rensselaer
Kiwanis International
Rensselaer Kiwanis Club
Jones? Retaurant
Legond Avenue
Charles Geragosian
van Rensselaer High School
BCI
New York State Police
Spekacks
Ben Becker
Albany
Robert Larkin
Commission Completes Test Plans for Civil Service Exams
The Rensselaer Municipal Civil Service Commission met at City Hall to finalize plans for two competitive Civil Service examinations on Saturday at 9 30 a.m. at Van Rensselaer High School. Seventy candidates filed and were approved for the police patrolman exam and nine for the fire fighter driver test. Each starting salary is 4900 dollars.
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Rensselaer Municipal Civil Service Commission
City Hall
Jar van Rensselaer High School
Andrew J. Pytell Jr
Pytell
William R. Browne
Boys Club Card Party Plans Benefit Event
The auxiliary of the Rensselaer Boys Club will host its annual card party tomorrow evening at the club building. Mrs John McCarthy, president and chairman, announced a special gymnastics demonstration by the club's team.
NAACP to Challenge Racial School Districting New York
The NAACP announced a desegregation campaign targeting district lines that keep poor children from wealthy schools. In its first case it seeks Wyandanch in Suffolk County to be disbanded and its pupils redistributed to five wealthier districts, arguing funding and integration gaps deny equal educational opportunities. Carter warned further cases will follow and may target how districts supplement state aid with local taxes.
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New York
National Association For
the Advancement of Colored People
North
Robert L. Carter
NAACP
Long Island
Suffolk County
Carter
State Directs Brunswick Traffic Signs
The Commissioner of Transportation announced stop signs for the intersection of Route 7 with multiple Brunswick streets and a yield sign on Route 142 west spur at its Route 7 intersection. Stop signs are to be posted on Otsego Avenue Leonard Avenue Hillcrest Avenue Derick Avenue Woodward Avenue Illoch Avenue Tarbell Avenue Goodman Avenue Roosevelt Avenue Mohawk Avenue Belts Road McChesney Avenue Rose Lane Wyman Lane Freeman Avenue Keyes Lane Evergreen Road Crescent Lane Springbroose Drive Carrolls Grove Road Deephill Road east spur Shrub Drive Flensburg Drive Dick Lane Bryants Road Good Fellows Lane Mason Lane Potters Road.
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Commissioner of Transportation
Brunswick
Otsego Avenue
Leonard Avenue
Hillcrest Avenue
Derrick Avenue
Woodward Avenue
Illoch Avenue
Tarbell Avenue
Goodman Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Mohawk Avenue
Belts Road
Minister To Run As Man For Poor Goats vs Cows
Springfield AP reports Rev. Gorden E.F. Watt, 50, of the Church of God in Christ, plans to run in the spring primary as a candidate for the poor. He argues poor fed on grass produce milk and cites Italy’s milk supply to support his stance. Watt describes himself as antipoverty and anti-gevto, emphasizing the need to aid the nation's milk production.
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Springfield
Mass
Gorden EF. Watt
Italy
Church of God In Christ
New Hampshire
Pope Shows Recovery After Prostate Surgery
Vatican bulletin reports Pope Paul II no fever for five days and able to sit up and eat, marking progress after the November 4 prostate surgery. Doctors say he is gaining strength and able to move about as rest and healing continue.
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Vatican City
Women unit readies for Taconic Valley Fair
The Taconic Valley Branch National Women's Farm and Garden Association held its annual meeting at Mrs. David S. Duncombe’s Berlin home. Officers were reelected and reports given. Plans were finalized for the Berlin Community Hall holiday fair to be held Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Taconic Valley
National Women's Farm and Garden Association
David S. Duncombe
Berlin
James J. Shannon
Lloyd G. Bernheimer
Albert H. Seafront
Henry P. Allen
Lester P. Beers
Berlin Community Hall
Longest Freight Train in History Sets Four Mile Record
Roanoke Virginia AP reports a 500-car Norfolk and Western freight train carrying 47,000 tons of coal traveled from Saeger Wa to Portsmouth Ohio. The train, nicknamed Super Train by NQW, stretched about four miles from engine to caboose, setting a railroad record.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western
Saeger
Portsmouth
Ohio
NQW
Barricade Involved In Accident In Troy
Troy police investigated a property damage crash at 113th Street and 5th Avenue yesterday. Eugenio Arroyo of Corliss Park drove south on 5th Avenue and struck a barricade at Wath Street, moving it and causing George Kerr of Troy Shaker Road Water Vliet to collide with the barrier.
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Troy
113Th Street
5Th Avenue
Eugenio Arroyo
Corliss Park
George Kerr
Troy-Shaker Road
Watervliet
Arroyo
Wath Street
Kerr
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