Sweden Presses Vast Viggen Defense Drive Amid Neutral Stance
Sweden sustains a heavy defense push funded by a large welfare state to preserve neutrality. The Viggen program, a high cost multi role jet, dominates the budget with plans for hundreds of aircraft, prototypes, and potential foreign sales amid a cautious timetable.
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Saab
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Supreme Court Recesses After Settling Two Cases
The Rensselaer County Supreme Court term recessed after two negligence suits were settled for undisclosed terms. The Bloomingdales sued for injuries from a Nov 19, 1961 collision on River Street. Other settled actions included a Sept 15, 1962 assault at Terminal Tavern. A special term listed 47 motions and a 1968 property assessment certiorari calendar.
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Rensselaer County
Joseph
Annette Bloomingdale
7Th Ave
Mary F. Ambuht
Waterliet
Bloomingdale
River Street
Glen Avenue
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Henry BR. O'Bryan
Daniel A. Whalen
Are
Russell G. Hunt
James Schillinger
Winantskil
Herbert Connors
Terminal
Pawling Avenue
Martin Langa
Troy
Mr. Schillinger
Marvin T. Honig
H. Gordon Turner
Matthew M. Dunne
Lange
DeForest C. Pitt
Women bowlers dominate Mechanicville league standings
Mrs Cukrovany and Mrs LaBelle led with top scores in the Mechanicville Women’s Civ League as they tied for Sieh triple at 313. High single was 187 by Cukrovany and 184 by LaBelle, with other marks from Covatta, Wichelns, Philips, Boner Lawe, and Dons Tie Vee. Beaties and Sundowners won team matches while Characters edged Hermits and Hermits beat Monkeys in others.
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Tawille LaBelle
Mechanicville
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LaBelle
Mary Covatta
Jayne Wichelns
Kay Phitlips
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Building code talks and village projects set for Tuesday
Two village boards plan sessions on November 28 to consider adopting a building code and to advance an Urban Renewal bid with state and federal funds. Meetings include sewage treatment details, Civil Service negotiations under the Taylor Act, tax settlements, and highway projects delayed by staff shortages and early winter.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Lage Board
Hoosick Falls
Village Planning Board
Ing
Pan
Morrell Vrooman Engineers
Gloversville
Vrooman
George E. Dougherty Jr
CSEA
Leo J. Albowicz
John A. Murphy
Ai. Dougherty
Civil ‘Service Employes Association
Dougherty
James M. Brahan
Munsell Street
Kokley Avenue
Leroy Baker
Haynes ‘Bros
Noosick Falls
Gardner
Donation Day at Health Center Boosts Food Budget
Nearly 2000 items of food stuffs were donated to Donation Day at Jloosick Falls Health Center. A cash sum of 212.50 plus gifts like a turkey and blankets were pledged. Gifts will ease operating expenses and diversify menus. The auxiliary plans Thanksgiving and Christmas decorations and gifts for patients. Mrs. Raymond J. Wogan chaired holiday projects with Mrs. Alfred Rowley presiding. Members mended, and refreshments were served.
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William Gilchrest Named President of Adirondack Officials
William H. Gilchrest, PE faculty at Noosick Falls Central School, was promoted from vice president to president of the Adirondack Football Officials Association at the annual Glens Falls meeting. A 15 year member and three year referee, he leads an association of 40 referees serving Tri-County, Northern and Adirondack conferences. He also serves as elementary PE supervisor and outdoor swimming pool director, with past coaching experience in football, basketball and baseball.
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Noosick Falls Central School
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Tri- County
Adirondack
Woosick Fallsman
Central School
Weir- Reynolds
Girl Scout Fund Drive Surpasses Goal in Hoosick Falls
The Hoosick Falls Girl Scout drive led by Mrs. Sanford L. Cluett Jr. reports gifts totaling 929.75 so far, with 480.75 from a house to house canvass and belated responses likely to push past 1,000. Honor awards will recognize all who aided the campaign.
Change In Zone Ordinance For Dental Office
At a Tuesday public hearing Dr W B Chap man sought a zoning change from residential to business on Classic Street. One resident supported the request and the village board unanimously approved the change and granted a building permit for a combined home and office building. The site sits on land once occupied by the old Classic Street school and Ball Seminary.
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Classic Street
Thorpe Block
Church Street
Ball Seminary
Three Pay Fines In Police Court
Kenneth Law and Eubens Softic both of North Adams Massachusetts were fined $25 each by Police Justice Robert K. Shiland in Village Police Court for violation of the open container ordinance. Iris Schneider of Williamstown Massachusetts was fined $10 for speeding and $5 for passing a double line. A charge of being an unlicensed operator was dismissed.
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Eubens Softic
North Adams
Mass
Robert K. Shiland
Iris Schneider
Williamstown
Legion Plans Another Social At American Legion Hall
The Hoosick Post announces a Saturday night event at the Legion rooms in the Municipal Building with a program of movies entertainment and refreshments. A monthly meeting is set for Monday November 28 at 8 pm to plan the New Year Eve party and the Post 50th anniversary next year.
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Radio announcer Robert Cathcart moves to Rochester post North Hoosick Bennington tenure
Robert Cathcart, longtime WOKO radio announcer in Ibany, leaves to accept a similar post in Rochester. He and his wife and family are relocating this week, renting a home in Genesen as they begin the new chapter.
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St Stanislaus Society Auxiliary Schedule Meeting
The annual meeting of the St Stanislaus Society Auxiliary will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at the hall. All members are asked to bring a dish towel. Mrs Leodl Albowicz is chairman for a social after the business session.
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President Johnson Health Declared Excellent by Doctor
AP reports White House physician Admiral George G. Barkley says President Johnson’s health is excellent. He notes the President’s basic health has been excellent for four years since surgery to repair a hernia and remove a small growth near the right vocal cord. The recovery was speedy and uneventful.
Construction Worker Killed by Crane Boom Fall
Rochester report says Frank A. Murtari, 38, of Lyons Wayne County died in a Genesee River construction accident. An iron worker, he was struck by a falling crane boom when a steel cable apparently snapped, authorities stated.
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N.Y
UPI
Frank A. Murtari
Lyons
Wayne County
Genesee River
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