Flexible scheduling discussed by LaSalle panel
More than 100 Catholic educators from the Troy area gathered at LaSalle Institute to explore modular scheduling. The discussion covered 21 minute periods, multiple daily modules, and the aim to better use students' and teachers' time while preserving core subjects like science. The event featured Brother Stephen McCabe from Christian Brothers Academy presenting views and films on flexible scheduling and team teaching.
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LaSalle Institute
Catholic Central High School
LaSalle
Stephen McCabe
F.S.C
Christian Brothers Academy
Lincroft
N.J
Tony Murray
THS
John Keefe
CCHS
Stephen
Conrad Lee
J. Willard Doran
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Troy Area
Nal
CBA
Brother Stephen
Duluth
Minn
Hagerman
Payetteville
Ark
Bowling Green
Anniston
Ala
Albany State Names New Anthropology Professor Fenton
Dr. William o N. Fenton, former assistant commissioner of the New York State Museum and Science Service, is named professor of anthropology at Albany State University. He will teach graduate courses in Iroquois studies and native political systems, starting in the spring semester, and holds a Yale PhD.
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William O N. Fenton
New York State Museum
Anvid Sciences Service
Albany State University
Fenton
League of the Iroquois
Yale
Schenectady Man Named Chief Programs Analyst
Walter K. Schofield of Schenectady was appointed one of four chief programs analysts for the state department of mental hygiene. Announcement came last night from Dr Allan D. Miller, commissioner of mental hygiene. Salaries for the four analysts range from 20,560 to 23,900 dollars.
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Walter Kk. Schofield
Schenectady
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Allan D Miler
Mental Hygiene
King Denounces Kent and Plattsburgh Exhibit Controversy
Washington reports Rep. Carleton J. King rejects Kent linked Plattsburgh exhibit of Russian art calling Kent a treasonous philanthropist for giving peace prize money to North Vietnam. King defends patriotism and votes on poverty bill, heads to fight what he calls a divided nation amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington, D. C
New York State University
Plattsburgh
Carleton J. King
Angel
Rockwell Kent
Bent
King
Kent
Moscow
Friends of International Culture
U.S
Thanko
Troy Library Receives 22 New Books
The Troy Public Library received 22 new books to be displayed in the main lobby for a week before circula tion. Fourteen are nonfiction including Twenty Letters to a Friend and Frontiersman. eight are fiction such as My Brother and Here Comes a Candle.
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Troy Public Library
Svetlana Allilueva
Orient Express
Michael Barsley
William Craig
A. W. Eckert
Pauline Frederick
Leslie Greener
John Hawkes
Kavanaugh
D. P. Mannix
A. L
A. Marshall
G. P. Schultz
Mollie (Stevens
Smart
Docstor
I. M. Stillman
Wherry
My Brother
Tom
James Aldridge
Beecher Island
D. A. Brown
M. J. Catto
Jane (Aiken) Hodge
Hugh Mael Lennan
Private J
Jimmy Sangster
C. A. Vaughn
Pseud
Jessamyn West
Syracuse Professor To Lead Albany State Sociology Chair
Dr Paul Meadows vice chairman of sociology and anthropology at Maxwell School Syracuse University will become chairman of the Albany State University department in September 1968. He is currently aiding Albany State in staff recruitment and policy formation as announced yesterday.
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Maxwell School
Syracuse University
Albany State University
Paul Meadows
Albany State Department
Fleishman Says He Is Not Ashamed To Be American
Dr. Bernard A. Fleishman, Troy Committee leader and critic of U.S. Vietnam policy, told a Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church audience that claiming shame as an American is absurd. He urged changing basic goals, warned against a military junta approach, and endorsed a buffer state solution with a popular Vietnamese government to curb Chinese expansion.
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Bernard A. Fleishman
U.S
Vietnam
Troy
Fleishman
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
America
United States
Ho Chi Minh
RPI
Britton
Hill Board of Education
China
Austria
Diabetics Need Good Breakfast
Diaconess Maude Behrman a leading dietitian says a full breakfast is essential for diabetics and beneficial for all. She notes morning energy output is highest and breakfast should provide one third of daily calories and nutrients. Regular diabetes screenings are offered Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Health Center in Troy.
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Maude Behrman
United States
Rensselaer County
Behrman
State Street
Seventh Avenue
Troy
Primaries New Turn Says Stratton
Rep. Sam Stratton of Amsterdam says New York will see a new primary process with voters choosing a presidential or senatorial candidate rather than party leaders at a convention. He backs Joseph Y. Resnick of Ellenville for the Democratic Senate nomination and labels Jacob Javits as formidable but criticizes Javits for wavering on Vietnam. Stratton notes Javits shifted after Eisenhower endorsement and urges a clear Vietnam stance.
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Frances McKusick
Washington, D. C
Sam Stratton
D-Amsterdam
Stratton
29Th
Joseph Y. Resnick
Ellenville
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
Opi
Shilly Shally
Vietnam
Javits
Eisenhower
Dixons Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary at Baradaile
Mr and Mrs Edwin G Dixon of 2426 Fifth Ave celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a dinner party at the Baradaile hosted by their children. They wed November 17 1917 at their home in Syeanay with attendants Mrs Thomas Purner and George Dixon. Mr Dixon retired from General Electric Schenectady where he was a foreman in the resins department with relatives from Canajoharie Voorheesville and New York City in attendance.
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Edwin G. Dixon
Fifth Ave
Baradaile
Dixons
First Methodist Church
Cohoes
Syeanay
Thomas Purner
George Dixon
Dixon
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Canajoharie
Voorheesville
New York City
Emperor penguins guard eggs through frigid Antarctic night
In the harsh polar cold, penguin parents take turns sheltering an egg between their feet. They share the duty, keeping the egg warm as weeks pass without break in care.
Minnesota Priest to Speak at St Albert's Day Mass
Rev. George Garriett Catholic chaplain at the University of Minnesota will speak at St Albert's Day Mass tomorrow at 10 30 a m at Lounge 15 RPI The event honors Albertus Magnus and notes Garriett's long service with the university chaplaincy since 1949 and his roles at the Newman Center National Newman Federation and Church of St Francis Cabrini His education includes Saint Louis University Saint Paul Seminary Catholic University and Harvard University born 1918.
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George Garretts
University of Minnesota
RPI
Albertus Magnus
Father Garriett
Newman Center
National Newman Federation
Church of St. Francis Cabrini
Saint Louis University
Saint Paul Seminary
Catholic University
Harvard University
Cooperative Extension To Elect Committees
The Rensselaer County Cooperative Extension Association will elect division committee members and a seven member board of directors at its annual dinner meeting on Tuesday November 28 at the Center Brunswick Fire Hall. Dinner at 7 15 pm reservations close Wednesday at the Troy Post Office.
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Rensselaer County Cooperative Extension Association
Center Brunswick
CL William Wyld
Ennrollees
Rensselaer County Extension Service
Troy Post Office
Board of Directors
County Board of Supervisors
State Director of Extension
Nelson B. Betts Jr
Valley Falls
Joseph Brown
Speigletown
Lee Burland
Schodack Center
Public Schools Invited to Troy Songfest at CYO Center
The Troy Area CYO extends its Christmas Songfest to include public and parochial schools. Sunday December 10 at 2 p.m. at the CYO Center 237 4th St. Troy public schools superintendent Dudley P Van Arnam granted permission for entries. Troy High School Concert Choir to perform as guest. First prize 100 dollars, second 30, third 25 for school musical improvements. Judges include Joan Wells Sche nectady, Dorothy Welch Mechanicville, Rev. Robert Waywood Siena College. Competitors must be in grammar school and under 8th grade. each school may enter one group. Directors select three songs from seasonal or religious numbers. Further details at the CYO Center.
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Troy Area
CYO
CYO Center
4Th St
John J. Rooney
Dudley Pvan Arnam
Troy Public
Troy High School
Joan Wells
Linton High School
Schenectady
Dorothy Welch
Mechanicville
Robert Waywood
OFM
Siena College
Mendelssohn Society of Albany
Woodsmen Net 1555 In 45 Hours In Bangor Maine
Three New Brunswick woodsmen earned just over 1555 dollars in 145 hours last week cutting pulp wood for Great Northern Paper Co in the Jo Mary Lake area. Working as a trio they logged about 210.48 cords of four foot lengths in a five day week ending Friday. Each took roughly 518 dollars, with Lizotte brothers Lawrence and George and Ernest Roy from Green River N B. The Jo Mary camp lies about 30 miles west of Millinocket.
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Bangor
Maine
New Brunswick Woods
Jo-Mary Lake
Great Northern Paper Co
Robert Arnold
Great Northern
Jo Mary
Lawrence Lizotte
George Lizotte
Ernest Roy
Green River
N.B
Millinocket
Man Injured When Auto Leaves Road
Richard Van Zandt aged 44 of Walter Street Coxsackie was treated at Albany Medical Center Hospital Thursday after a one car crash on Route 144 Town of Bethlehem. He sustained lacerations to the head and was released. A summons for failure to keep right was issued and returnable before Bethlehem Justice Harold White. Troopers G Gifford and B M Arnold investigated.
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Richard van Zandt
Walter Street
Coxsackie
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Bethlehem
van Zandt
Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Several obituaries and funeral notices are listed, including Helen Sheridan of Kennedy Towers and Edwin P. Jones. Edward H. Carter, 75, of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., formerly of Troy, dies after a long illness. Mortimer Townsend, Ruth Palmer, Martha Gross, and other local residents are mourned with details on services, interment, and surviving relatives.
Nobel Prize Laureates To Speak On Antibiotics At Albany State
Professor Konrad Bloch of Harvard Higgins Chemistry, Nobel Prize in 1964, will discuss "Designing an Antibiotic" at Albany State University Tuesday afternoon. Bloch studied at Technical Hochschule Munich and at Columbia University.
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Konrad &. Bloch
Imre
Albany State University
Bloch
Higgins
Harvard
Technical Hochschuler
Munich
Columbia
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Ane
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W. N. Fenton
Plattsburgh U
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North Vietnamese
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Decca Records
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Troy Library
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Ned Abbott
Frederick Case
Michael Johnson
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Dawn Brooks
Donna Puskewich
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Mrs
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Berlin
Fayette C. Bink
West Sand Lake
George Eckhardt Jr
Stephentown
Paul C. Green
North Petersburg
Robert Werrington
Schaghticoke
Arthur Moseley
Buskirk
Donald Moody
Eagle Mills
Albert van Nedergnen
Castleton
William Worthington
Wynantskill
Board of
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Rensselaer
Frederick Chase
Defreestville
Robert Cipperly
Leslie Driggs
Averill Park
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North Greenbush
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Milton Pratt
Kenneth Plant
Poestenkill
Wyld
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Miss Sheridan
Miss Helen
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Frank J. Ward Jr
James N. Belgrano
Reginald S. Smith
St. John's Cemetery
Father DelCante
Edward H. Carter
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Ft. Lauderdale
SPRS
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Wiawatha Court
Order of the Amaranth
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F&am
Louise KE. Sutton
Florida
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Tamona L. Mulson
Tray
Himes
Pawling Ave
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Albany Rural Cemetery
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Charles Cooper Needle Co
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Gage St
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Woodford
University of Vermont
Clara Dorion
Norrow
jMahar and Son Funeral Home
Main St
Melvin J. McGaughey
Park Lawn Cemetery
Ruth Coney Palmer
Ruth Coney Henderson Palmer
Joe C. R. Palmer
Benington
Palmer
Wyoming
Ohio
Rockport N.Y. Normal School
New York
South Stream Road
Western Electric Company
First Congregational Church
Old Bennington
DAR
Colonial Dames
Robert Dill
Wilson, Conn
Arthur Clapp F
Carlisle
de Ithy Pascoe
Scarsdale
Howard Henderson
Rochester
Hanson-Walbridge
Arvel M. Steece
Gross
Martha B. Gross
Ninth Ave
Lansingburgh
John J. Curley
Robert L. Seekins Jr
Trinity Episcopal Church
Berith Sholom
Julius K. Gutmann
Temple Berith Sholom
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