Military Rites Held Wednesday For R. J. Kelly
A full military funeral for Robert J. Kelly of Schaghticoke occurred Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Hack Funeral Home with the Charles Waldron Post American Legion in charge. Rev. Elwood B. Case officiated at Elmwood Cemetery. Bearers included Bruce Elmer and James Welsh. color guard members were Ernest Quidgeon and others. Rev. Robert Field presented the flag, and bugler Richard Lohnes Jr. sounded taps.
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Robert J. Kelly
Schaghticoke
Hack Funeral
Charles Waldron
American Legion
Elwood B. Case
United Presbyterian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Bruce Elmer
James Welsh
Julius Hansen
Kenneth Knickerbocker
Gerald Barrett
George Weber
Ernest Quidgeon
Richard VanWert
Edgar Tulloch
William St. Onge
Robert Field
Richard Lohnes Jr
NYA Presents Platform in New Right Push
The National Youth Alliance announced a four point program to combat SDS narcotics black power and campus problems The plan calls for removing narcotics dealers from campuses neutralizing black power on campuses stamping out anti establishment groups and resisting foreign wars Leaders Michael D Russell and Louis T Byers touted the effort as an offshoot of Youth for Wallace and said national membership nears 3000 They labeled liberals as the real enemy and described the establishment as corrupt and liberal.
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New York
UPI
National Youth
Alliasco
SDS
Michael D. Russell
Buffalo
Flance
Louis T. Byers
Pittsburgh
John Birch Society
Students For A Democratic Society
America
Youth For Wallace
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Youth For
Albany Man Refuses Induction At Albany Center
Albany man Eric Johnson 21 refused induction into the armed forces at the Albany induction center while about 35 supporters including RPI and Albany State University students protested peacefully outside the Old Post Office Building. Johnson underwent preinduction tests but declined the symbolic step. an FBI inquiry was announced and no immediate action was taken.
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Albany
RPI
Albany State University
Eric Johnson
Johnson
U. S
Richard Evans
U. 5
Frank Dziduch
Army
FBI
St Augustine CYO Bazaar Set for Saturday in Church Lot
St Augustine's CYO Bazaar will run Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the church parking lot at 115th Street and Fourth Avenue. The event features games and refreshments with Rev. George Callaghan as new moderator and Clifford Elting and Mary Jo Newland as cochairmen.
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St. Augustine's
CYO
115Th Street
Fourth Avenue
George Callaghan
U.S.A
Clifford Elting
Mary-Jo Newland
Cold Storage Shed Damaged In Farm Fire
A fire at Arthur Hicks's farm in Vischer Ferry damaged a cold storage shed. Four fire companies responded, two were sent back after crews found assistance unnecessary.
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Arthur Hicks
Vischer Ferry
Reform Jewish Leaders Endorse Moratorium Day Plan
New York AP Reform Jewish leaders urged 1.2 million members to join in services teach-ins on morality, send peace letters to Congress, and support Moratorium Day campaigns for ending the Vietnam War on October 15. They cited the right to petition as democratic.
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New York
Reform Judaism
U.S
Nixon
Maurice Eisendrath
Roland B. Gittelsohn
Boston
Eisendrath
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Gittelsohn
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Vietnam
Reform
Judaism
United States
Black Song in Schenectady Sings Afro Experience Through Song
Twenty area women from the YWCA dialog on the Kerner Report present The Beauty of Black ness The Black Experience in Song at 3 p.m. October 19 at Linton High School Schenectady Voices Inc coordinates ticket sales The program traces Negro history from 1619 Jamestown to the civil rights era and showcases a new theater form debuted off Broadway with The Believers.
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YWCA
Kerner
Schenectady
Linton High School
Voices, Inc
Jamestown
Marian Guild Formed to Aid Maria College Albany
Marian Guild, created to support Maria College in Albany, gathers parents friends and relatives of students to engage in college life and assist administration. Officers include John R. Slattery president Humphrey J. Murphy vice president Dorothy A. Connolly treasurer and Mrs Stephen C. Toohey secretary. A cocktail reception is planned for Sunday afternoon with Mrs Dominick Lizzi chairing the program and Mrs Elmer F. Piutek assisting.
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Marian Guild
Maria College
Albany
John R. Slattery
Clifton Knolls
National Commercial Bank
Elmer F. Piutek
Voorheesville
Bukowski Named Inspector in New York State Police
Capt. Charles E. Bukowski, 49, has been appointed an inspector at the State Police headquarters in Albany. A 1946 recruit and former Army Signal Corps serviceman, he rose from corporal in 1953 to sergeant in 1956, lieutenant in 1962, and to lieutenant-supervisor in 1963, a rank redesignated as captain.
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New York
Button Joins GOP Push to Withdraw Troops by 1970
Rep. Daniel E. Button joins four House Republicans in urging sponsors for a motion to withdraw all American fighting men from Vietnam by year end 1970. Button, a former Albany editor, supported Sen. Charles Goodell's resolution to pull troops out by December 1, 1970.
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Washington
UPI
Daniel E. Button
House
GOP
Vietnam
Button
Albany, N.Y
Charles E. Goodell
State Court Grants Landfill Injunction
State Supreme Court Justice Paul G Graves ruled the Hudson River Black River Regulating District is public property under conservation law and that the township must meet local finance law before issuing a 1 025 000 capital note The injunction restrains the township from purchasing 700 acres adjacent to Victor Brownell s land for landfill and warns the town board to secure 65 percent approval of taxable property before proceeding
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Graves
Hudson River-Black River
Victor Brownell
Edinburg
Brownell
Ballston Spa
State Supreme Court
Paul G. Graves
Graves -Brownell
George Stead
Beulah
Mary ‘Brasher
Trollex
Jocal Finance
Hoffa Parole Eligibility Faces Parole Board
Jimmy Hoffa, imprisoned former Teamsters leader, becomes eligible for release after two years and eight months of an eight year term for jury tampering. The U S Parole Board, under Chairman George J Reed, must decide if he should be freed. His prior Chicago pension fund fraud case and federal appeals cloud the outcome. Hoffa's release could still be reversed by further court action.
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Teamsters Union
Lewisburg
Federal Penitentiary
Hoffa
John F. Kennedy
Justice Department
George J. Reed
Chicago
Supreme Court
Rains Sweep South as Gulf Air Mass Advances
An inland tropical air mass from the Gulf of Mexico brings widespread rain and thunder across the southeast. Tornado risk spans Florida Panhandle to Georgia and Alabama while portions of Mississippi see heavy showers. meanwhile New England and the central Mississippi Valley enjoy sun and warm 80 degree readings farther north.
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Associated Press
Gulf of Mexico
Florida Panhandie
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Florida
Tennessee Valley
Carolinas
Fort Myers
Fla
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Columbus
Miss
Minnesota
Lake Huron
Washington
Oregon
New England
Mississippi Valley
Southwest
Wisconsin
Michigan
Police Recover Stolen Tow Truck
A 1964 red tow truck reported stolen from Kennedy's Garage at Jefferson and Third Streets was found abandoned on Franklin Street between Ferry and Division Streets. The recovery occurred about an hour after the theft, by Patrolmen Albert J. DiRienzo and James J. Nelligan of the radio patrol.
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Kennedy
Jefferson
Third Streets
Franklin Street
Ferry
Division Streets
Albert J. DiRienzo
James J. Nelligan
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C. E. Bukowski
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C. J. Handron
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Frank J. Shortell
E. H. Spain Jr
Connie Bulger
J. E. Fanning
Jerry J. Vaccarelli
Jimmy Hoffa
U.S. Parole Board
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Dixie
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California
Pascal Celery
Congress
Pawling Ave
Thurs
FK. Uniil
del Monte
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Black Hawk
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Alot
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