Bus Garage Proposal Aired At N. Colonie
North Colonie residents voiced views at a Shaker High School hearing on a $425,000 bus garage and maintenance center to replace the district’s weather-exposed current facility. Dr. George Ansel outlined plans and funding reasons as a bond issue set for December 2, with a projected tax increase of about 20 cents per $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Colonie
Shaker High School
George Ansel
Board of Education
Louise Wise
Jarry Blatner
Blatner, Mendel, and
Holiday Union Rites Scheduled
The union Thanksgiving service sponsored by East Side Laymen's Assn will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. in First Reformed Church. Rev William Collen of Third Presbyterian will deliver the sermon. Richard Fleming of host church will direct music with combined choirs from participating churches including Mt Ida Community Baptist Pawling Ave Methodist and Woodside Presbyterian for the first time.
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Union
East Side
Pawling Ave
Riots erupt after antiwar protest at San Jose State
At San Jose State College a crowd of about 2,000 clashed with police after a student antiwar demonstration protesting Dow Chemical recruiting on campus. Tear gas grenades were fired as officers charged the crowd. Several windows were shattered and injuries reported.
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San Jose
Calif
San Jose State College
Dow Chemical Co
Vietnam
7Th
Fernando
Honard Donald
Speak Out When You Believe Something Is Wrong
Voice dissent on proposed laws and share concerns openly to affect change. The ad urges public discussion of all grievances, even after enactment, and highlights communication with Riverview Funeral Home at 28 Second Ave Troy for needs.
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Ralph Chaplin
Riverview Funeral Home
Ays
Troy
Kefauver Widow Dies At Washington Hotel
Nancy Kefauver widow of Senator Estes Kefauver died after collapsing at a Washington hotel during a dinner honoring Everett Dirksen. Johnson attended the event hosted by the OSS Veterans. She had served as a State Department consultant since 1963 and assisted in selecting U.S. embassy artwork and organizing art exhibits abroad.
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Washington
Nancy Kefauver
Sen Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Sen
Everett Dirksen
R-Il
President Johnson
Kefauver
Johnson
Dirksen
Veterans of the Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Department of State
Nancy Patterson Pigott
U.S
House of Representatives
Senate
State Department
Sage Students Challenge Drug Use On Campuses
Sage students say national drug use on campuses is exaggerated and report far lower figures than Gallup polls. Of 300 responders from 3350, 34 have tried marijuana and 3 tried LSD, with motives mainly curiosity. The Quill notes many students doubt a campus drug crisis and cites Gallup estimates of wide underage usage.
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Sage
Russell Sage
Gallup
the Quill
Johnson May Dump Humphrey in 1964 Democratic Ticket
Georgia party leader James Gray suggested President Lyndon Johnson might drop Vice President Hubert Humphrey for Senator Robert F. Kennedy if Nelson Rockefeller is the Republican nominee. Gray argued Kennedy would add value and bolster Johnson amid urban politics. Governor Lester Maddox opposed the idea, saying a Johnson Kennedy ticket would be hard for him to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Georgia
Democratic Party
James Gray
Gray
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Johson-Kennedy
Public Health Bill Compromise Moves Forward in Congress
Washington AP reports conferees agreed to a compromise bill authorizing 589 million dollars in federal grants for public health, including 40 million for rat control. The measure returns to the Senate and House for final action as corrections commissioner Paul D. McGinnis announces new appointments for Matteawan State Hospital and Beacon Institute funding. Henry A Murphy named superintendent of Beacon Institute programs effective Nov. 30.
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Washington
Senate House
Albany
N.Y
Senate
House For Corrections
Paul
D. McGinnis
Henry A
Murphy
Beacon Institute
Matteawan State Hospital
Alling
Beacon
Wondburne
Pastor Maxson Attends Bible Society Conference
Reverend Paul L. Maxson of Seventh Day Baptist Church Berlin returns from a three day advisory council conference in New York City. The meeting addressed Africa and related religious topics as part of the American Bible Society program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Maxson
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Berlin
American Bible Society Advisory Council
New York City
Lewis Cari
Africa
Ithasine Lutwidge Dodgson
Vassar Stays In Poughkeepsie. Rejects Yale Affiliate
New York AP reports Vassar College trustees will keep Vassar in Poughkeepsie and not move to New Haven to affiliate with Yale. A coordinate college for men and cooperative links with other institutions are proposed at an estimated 50 to 70 million dollars, aiming to modernize women’s undergraduate education.
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New York
Vassar College
Vassar
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
New Haven
Training School Plans Session Bright Ideas with Meat
Saratoga County Home Economics Division sponsors a Leader Training School on Thursday November 30 at the Extension Center 87 Church St Saratoga Springs. Mrs Mildred Solberg 41 agent will present the lesson. Reservations deadline is next Monday.
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Saratoga County Home Economics Division
P.m
Extension Center
Church St
Saratoga Springs
Mildred Solberg
Medi-Cal Cutbacks Invalidated by State Supreme Court
SAN FRANCISCO AP The California Supreme Court barred Gov Ronald Reagan from cutting Medi Cal by 210 million dollars annually. In a 5-2 ruling the court upheld a Sacramento Superior Court decision invalidating new regulations by Spencer W Williams Health and Welfare Department administrator. Justice Raymond L Sullivan wrote the majority stating the amendments violated the Medi Cal Act by restricting physicians services for public assistance recipients and eliminating services without feasible proportional reductions. Justice Marshall J McComb dissented saying the court overstepped executive legislative powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Ronald Reagan
High Court
Sacramento Superior Court
Irving H. Pertuss
Spencer. W. Williams
Health and Welfare Department
Raymond L. Sullivan
Marshall J. McComb
Supreme Court
New Atlantic Time Zone Created For Caribbean Areas
Washington The Transportation Department issued a regulation establishing Atlanta Standard Time as a new U S time zone one hour ahead of Eastern Standard Time. The zone covers Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands and has been observed unofficially by Caribbean islands for years. No other U S territory is included.
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Washington
UPZ
U.S
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Transportation Department
Caribbean Islands
Department
Checks Mailed For Election Inspectors In Troy
City Clerk Thomas H. Brown announced that inspector checks are being mailed this year to improve convenience for inspectors, many of whom are elderly. In prior years inspectors collected at City Hall.
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Troy
Thomas H. Brown
Brown
Obituaries for Edward H. Carter Estelle Rand and Catherine V. dapour
Multiple funeral notices from Himes Bryce Mason and other local homes. Edward H. Carter and Estelle Rand had private services with named clergy officiants and interments at Albany Rural Oakwood Cemeteries. Catherine V. dapour's Requiem High Mass occurred at St Ann's with bearers named and interment at St Mary's. Charlotte Remington Gardner, 87, funeral at St Peter's Episcopal Bennington with Masonic service. survivor details listed.
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Edward H. Carter
Himes
Frederick FE. Thalmann
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Palmer A. White
Fred Carr
Jacob H. Moon
Louis VY
Kjar
Albany
Cemleters
Miss Rand
Estelle Rand
Bryce Funeral
Edward Young
First Presbyterian Church of Troy
Oakwood Cemetery
Dapour
Catherine V. Dapour
Fifth Ave
Mason Funeral Home
St. Ann’s Church
Paul Korkemaz
Joseph EB
James .A
Michael J
John P
Edwin Jr
Mark D
Peter A Yamin
St. Mary's Cemetery
Gardner
Charlotte Remington Gardner
Mt. Anthony
Ces
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Bennington
St.Peter’s Episcopal Church
flanson-Wallbridge
Andrew FE. Gardner
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Fairview Nursing Home
Home Made Bomb Found Near United Nations
A seven inch homemade pipe bomb was found near the entrance of the U S Mission to the United Nations in New York. Police experts dismantled it before detonation and launched an investigation to identify the person who placed it in a flowerbed outside the 12 story building on United Nations Plaza.
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New York
UPI
U. S
United Nations
United Nation Plaza
Theft of tobacco pouch in 1968 auto in Troy
Arthur J. Geboskey of 176 Ontario Street Cohoes reported a theft from his 1968 car. A tobacco pouch containing about 23 dollars in change was stolen around 1 30 PM in Troy, investigated by the Detective Bureau.
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Arthur J. Geboskey
Onttario St
Cohoes
Detective Bureau
Troy
Senate votes on Social Security amendments awaiting passage
The Senate advanced welfare oriented edits to the Social Security bill ahead of a hoped for final vote tomorrow. Johnson urged prompt passage as millions of elderly await changes. Debates covered dependent child welfare aid, hospital reimbursements, advisory councils for welfare recipients, Medicaid reductions, and cap levels for state old age and dependent child relief programs.
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Washington (Ap
Senate
Johnson
White House
Congress
Fred R. Harvis
D-Okla
Medicare
Jack Miller
Iowa
Social Security Administration
Javits More
Sen
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
House
Senate Finance Committee
S. Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif Javits
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Arab Camp Shelled By Israelis
In Amman, Jordan, Taeli gunners shelled a United Nations camp for Arab refugees killing 14 and wounding 28 in a 1 hour 15 minute bombardment. The camp near Karaima housed about 25 000 refugees. two mosques a school and a police station were destroyed. Jordan says the shelling was retaliation for mine explosions on the Israeli held west bank. Israeli army says Jordanians fired on an Israeli patrol near Umm Shart Bridge with no Israeli casualties reported.
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Amman
Jordan
United Nations
U.N. Relief and Works Agency
Tel Aviv
Umm- Shart
Umm-Short
Car Accident Injures Three Near Route 2
Three people were injured in a one car crash on County Road 9 about 3:45 p.m. yesterday two miles south of Route 2. Stanton Osgood, 49, the driver from Crowseyville, suffered a nose laceration. his daughter Agnes, 4, had possible internal injuries. son Richard, 8, bruises to the right knee. They were taken to Samaritan Hospital by the Grafton Ambulance. State Police said the northbound car ran off the road and hit a tree. Agnes Osgond was listed in fair condition.
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Stanton Osgood
Crowseyville
Agnes
Richard
Samaritan Hospital
Grafton
Brunswick I
Agnes Osgond
Yule Bazaar Set by First Presbyterian Church
The Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church in Saratoga Springs will hold its annual Christmas bazaar from 3 to 9 30 p.m. Wednesday November 29 at the church parlors on Broadway. It features decorations handmade articles and baked goods with a ham dinner served from 3 30 p.m. Ticket and preservation chairman is Mrs Julius Monesko.
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Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church In
Saratoga Springs
Broadway
Julius Monesko
Scaffold Collapse Kills Two Men in Pittsfield Building
Two men died when a scaffold at a Pittsfield Massachusetts GE building under construction collapsed. John Kokolias of Bethlehem PA died alongside an unidentified worker hired by Kokolias. Kokolias owned Kokolias Painting Co.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Pittsfield GE
John Kokolias
Bethleh Pa
Kokolias
Foreclosure sale notice in Troy New York 1967
Legal notice details a judgment of foreclosure and sale of property in Troy Rensselaer County New York. It names Warren D Nelson and Rita G Nelson as former owners, describes the parcel from Seventh Avenue and Third Street, and sets a December sale date at 12 noon with a referee and attorney information.
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Troy
Warren di Mno
Rita Nelson
Cat of
Newton
Teng
County of Rensselaer
State of New York
Fall Alley
Thirt Street
Seventh Aves
Seventh Avenue
Warren D. Nelson
Rita G. Nelson
Renasalaep County Clerk's Office
Kyran P.molloy
William BR. Satterlee
Plaintitt
P.O
River Street
N.Y
State of
New York
Genta
John Doe
Mary Tine
Petitienrr
Petrasute Law
Margaret M. Connery
Des Reas
Tensselaer
Tansselatr County
Tray
Toam
Dolores Houwlivan
Grandview Trie
Latham
Colonie
Albane County
Trovit
Rensselaer
Stald
Alileed
Ness
Frank L
Lin Mahoney
Said
City of
Henry M. McGrane
Parner & Carlson
Petitioner
State Street
Albany
Tudson Community College
Board of Trusters of
Hudson
Communnity College
State University Urban Center
Indus
Oat
Guenther Ball
Vanden Avenue
E.S.T
Eneck
Aubmik«Sian
State University Urerban Center
Washington
Front Streets
Iray
Board of Trustees
Hudson Valley Commins
Vallege
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N. Colonie
C. Ronald Wilson
Rensselaer County
Wynantskill
Colonie Central High School
India
Europe
Scandinavia
The
Orient
Guild For Christian Service
James F. Bowman
St. Jude
St. Jude's Church
Edwin Darby
Dorcas Society
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Bashford
By Nome Prendergast
Ptoday
CLUB
Morocco
River
Mutual Aid Sys
Gene Baxter
Humphrey
Yale
Mr. Carter
U.N
Senate Social Security
Russell B. Long
D-La
Bilders
James
F Rhons
EAGLE / AIS
Breunswic LN
Relaer
Kage Mills
Rense Iselaer Fonts
David Howells
Bruner
Board of Fire
Eagie Mills Fire District
Armani
Rivers
Board of Fire Commiissionere
Stephentown
Norie
Temsesiaer
Pais
Uni
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