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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1971
Page
9
Ontario houses about 7.61 million people making up one third of Canada. The province produces more than half the country's manufactured goods and over 32 billion dollars in goods and services annually.
The record notes America’s earliest brick structure was built in 1633 in New York City, marking a milestone in colonial architecture and urban development.
Chester Conklin a famed Keystone Kop from silent films died at age 85 in Hollywood at the Motion Picture Country House and Hospital from emphysema and heart illness. He retired in 1960 and later appeared briefly in 1966. He leaves wife June Gunther two daughters Sherry Konkel Barbara Pontecorvo and seven grandchildren with no funeral per his request a memorial service planned later this week.
Hudson Valley Community College assigns recreation supervision students to agencies for field work. Two students, Thomas Kerton of Schenectady and Jed Lynn of Hudson, will serve at Lantsingburgh Boys Club for at least nine hours weekly over eight weeks under supervision of Thomas F. Lumley and guidance of Joseph G. Manuppella.
Justin Hund wed four daughters in a single ceremony at St. Anne’s Church in San Bernardino California. He escorted Judy Janice Joan and Jeannette down the aisle in four trips to the altar with Gerald Howard Kenneth Smith Darryl Sellas and Larry Hyder as grooms. About 1200 attended with 600 invited inside the church and four distinct wedding parties and receptions followed.
Sen. Jacob Javits asks AFL-CIO and major unions to back phase 2 of Nixon’s policy, stressing the Cost of Living Council will not veto Pay Board decisions. Meany delays comment amid a Tuesday executive-board meeting and talks with UAW and Teamsters leaders.
Three border patrol policemen died when a sudden wind swept their parachute jump into the Gulf of Thailand at Hua Hin during a demonstration. Two others were injured in the incident reported from Bangkok by UPI.
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