Tell Me Why Winner Gets Encyclopedia
Diane O Connor a 12 year old seventh grader at St Jude s School Wynantskill has won a 15 volume Britannica Junior encyclopedia for a Tell Me Why correct answer. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John A O Conn or of 11 Marion Ave and lists math and English as favorite subjects. Diane hopes to become a grammar school teacher and enjoys teaching her younger sisters Mary and Nancy. She has an older brother John and sister Kathleen and is a former Girl Scout who bowls in the Hi Way Recreation bantam league with a 105 average. Her hobbies include ice skating swimming and reading novels about girls her own age. This is her first Tell Me Why win and she aims to add a Britannica Atlas next.
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Diane O'Connor
John A. O'Connor
Marion Ave
Diane
St. Jude's School
Wynantskill
Mary
Nancy
John
Kathleen
Zenith Hearing Aid Consultant at Rudolph's Jewelers
Lawrence F Brown a Zenith factory trained representative will be at Rudolph's Jewelers 18 Third Street Troy to discuss hear ing losses that can be corrected with hearing aids. The service is free with no obligation and may inspect any hearing aid regardless of make on October 4 and 5.
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Lawrence F. Brown
Zenith
Rudolph’s Jewelers
Brown
Zenith Radio Corp
Rudolph's
Dust Origins and Weathering Across the World
The article explains dust is tiny solid particles carried by air from many sources including soil, ocean spray, volcanoes, fires, and vehicle exhaust. It notes dust storms arise in deserts, can transport thousands of tons across continents, with examples from 1933 and the Sahara to Syria, and estimates US dust deposition at about 43 million tons yearly, much from human activity.
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United States
New England
Sahara
Syria
Gisondi Champions Basic Freedoms in Albany County
Conservative candidate Michael H. Gisondi addressed a Colonie Town meeting urging Albany County voters to support Conservative regulars and for observers in Albany County. He linked service in Vietnam to democracy and questioned the attorney general's actions on ballot access while noting air pollution concerns and a dust problem in major cities.
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Albany
Vietnam
Michael
H. Gisondi
Colonie
Eva
Ion
Menands
Gisondi
Albany’ County
Albany County
U.S
Ramsey Clark
Fed
Gisondis
Conserva
United States
Detroit
New York
Chicago
London
Plane Crash Victims Found After Two Months Missing
In Northern California near Redding, a deer hunter spotting a diary near a crash site uncovered three victims from a March plane wreck. Identified are Al F. Olen of Portland, his wife Phyllis, and 16 year old Carla Corbus.
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Redding
Calif
Port Island
Ore
California
al F. Olén
Portland
Phyllis
Carla Corbus
YWCA Elects Two Women Board Members
Two new members join the Troy YWCA board Mrs William M Dietel and Mrs Royal A Cutler Mrs Dietel will chair the Neighborhood Youth Corps Committee and Mrs Cutler will head the Social Action Committee Arrangements are under way for a Hobby Show at the YWCA on Friday Nov 3 from 1 to 9 pm and Saturday Nov 4 from 10 am to 5 pm
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Troy Ywca
William M. Dietel
Royal A. Cutler
Dietel
Folk Dance Group To Meet Friday in Schenectady
The Tri-City Folkdancers begin their 1967 68 season Friday at 8 30 p m at Friedens Church Clinton and Liberty Streets Schenectady. Instructors Cece and Betty Lubitz teach beginners on the first and third Fridays with advanced sessions on the second and fourth Fridays. Open to all interested in dances of other nations.
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Tri-City
Friedens Church
Clinton and
Liberty Streets
Schenectady
Cece
Betty Lubitz
Crossword Puzzle From Yesterday's Paper List Across and Clue Grab Bag
Fragmented crossword clues and partial answers flood a daytime puzzle page with scattered entries across many numbered slots. The garbled text includes scattered names, units, and terms implying a standard cryptic style puzzle, but the jumble makes exact solutions and grid placement unclear.
Lecture on Backgrounds of Modern Painting in France Restarted
Repetition of the lecture with 40 color slides from the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC drew strong interest last Sunday. It will be repeated at 7 PM tomorrow and again at 9 PM if needed, offering a detailed overview of French painting influenced by modern movements.
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France
National Gallery of Art
Washington,d.c
Rockefeller to Open 12.9-Mile Scenic Highway in St. Lawrence
Governor Rockefeller was to participate in ceremonies Oct 25 opening 12.9 miles of the St. Lawrence Scenic Highway in St. Lawrence County. The route runs from Chippewa Bay to Route 37 at Morristown, with a $52 million price tag and John Arborio Inc. of Poughkeepsie as contractor.
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Albany
N. Y
UPI
Rockefeller
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence County
J. Bureh McMorran
Chippewa Bay
Morristown
John Arborio Inc
Poughkeepsie
Deposed Greek Premier Put Under House Arrest
Athens reports that Panayiotis Kanellopoulos, ousted in the April 21 coup, was placed under house arrest by the army-led government. Ex-Admiral Athanassios Spanids said he was informed by two policemen while at Kanellopoulos’ central Athens home last night.
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Athens
Panayiotis Kanellopoulos
Athanassios Spanids
Kanellopoulos
Honest youth returns Pratt suit case after burglary
In Belmont Massachusetts Mr and Mrs Alexander Pratt reported two weekend trips with home burglaries. They moved valuables valued at 8000 dollars in a suitcase and left. On Sunday 19 year old William Valentine of Wakefield found the suitcase along Route 128 near Lynnfield and brought it to police headquarters. Police say the case likely fell from the Pratt vehicle.
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Belmont
Mass
Alexander Pratt
William Valentine
Wakefield
Lynnfield
Pratt
President Pushes Tax Increase
President Johnson returned to the White House to push spending cuts and a higher tax plan as the administration seeks congressional passage of key bills. He flew back from his Texas ranch after a weekend that included a Rio Grande flood tour, a Vietnam policy speech, and a brief news conference announcing a new U.S. solicitor general.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Nexas Ranch
Rio Grande
U.S
Times Won't Publish Evening Edition
The New York Times announced it will not publish an evening newspaper despite initial plans after the World Journal Tribune ceased. Arthur Ochs Sulzberger cited five months of staff study and manufacturing capacity unused in daytime hours, but concluded the venture is not viable. The Daily News and other papers weigh potential afternoon editions amid tax and policy considerations.
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NEW York
New York Times
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
World Journal Tribune
Manhattan
New York Post
The
Times
New York: Daily News
Daily News
Sulzberger
the Times
Johnson
New York Evening
Newsla
Charles L
Schultze
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Suilther
Iger
Mom Earns M A By Listening To Her Son
Hazel Francis of Leeds wins a Master of Arts degree after three months of following her son Jonathan, 5, and recording his words for her thesis at Leeds University. Her work titled Learning to Talk traces language learning through a child's speech and family interactions.
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M. A
Leeds
England
Jonathan
Hazel Francis
Hilary
Leeds U
London to be new fun city under Lord Mayor Inglefield
London amid lively plans as Sir Gilbert Inglefield, the Lord Mayor elect, prepares to take office in November. He outlines a vision for a “fun” London, reveals personal quirks such as flute playing in the bath, and aims to banish stodginess arrogance and pomposity while acknowledging the duty of delivering many speeches. He is a business executive and son of an admiral.
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London
Gilbert Inglefield
Bath
Swimming Pool Mishap Claims Rochester Man
A 38-year-old man who struck his head on the bottom of a concrete pool while diving head first in his backyard died Sunday at Rochester General Hospital. Police identified him as Robert C. Bence.
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Rochester
N.Y
Rochester General Hospital
Robert C. Bence
Dropouts Washouts Enter New Harlem Preparatory School
Sixty Negro youths, dropouts or wash outs, entered Harlem Preparatory School in New York. The Urban League of New York runs the project with a $300,000 operating budget from three foundations and hopes for a permanent building from a fourth.
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NEW York
Harlem _Preparatory School
Harlem
Urban League of New York
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