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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1958
Page
4
The Navy announced yesterday a first transpacific flight proving the Marine squadrons’ reach. Fury jets, numbered 214 and 5, completed the voyage from Kaneohe to Atsugi, Japan, signaling squadron strength and carrier capability for long range operations.
The Council of Europe Assembly debated a plan to invite United States and Canada to a 24 seat conference, proposing 14 for the US, 10 for Canada, with the remaining 24 distributed among 15 Western European nations. The 1851 First Sebourg Conference was cited as historical precedent.
Secretary of State Dulles will hold an afternoon news conference instead of the usual morning session with reporters, signaling a change in schedule for Washington briefings.
Area workers at Imperial Paper Bills in Glens Falls and about 1,000 others in the paper mill industry resumed negotiations in New York City between the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Mill Workers and paper manufacturers in nine states. The union seeks a 32 cent an hour raise while manufacturers had proposed four cents.
The New York State Association of Elementary and Secondary School Principals will launch coordinating councils next week. Comprised of civic and religious groups and association members, the plan aims to combat juvenile delinquency without extra state or local funding. State Education Commissioner James B. Allen Jr. leads the effort with the Youth Commission, producing about a hundred concrete prevention plans.
Troy youth Felix Champitto aged 16 of 769 River Street suffered a possible fractured right leg yesterday while playing football near Knickerbocker Junior High School. Ambulance notified to transport to Leonard Hospital where he was held for rays. Patrolmen Hynes and Butler also conveyed a 5 year old Terry Gordon from Builded 3 Apr 14 to Sallaritan Hospital for laceration of the forehead. She was released after treatment.
Sal Gerald PF Phillips 27 son of Thelma L Green of Troy Indiana returned to regular duty at Hovhst Germany after a one month tour with Task Force 201 in Lebanon. Phillips is a reconnaissance sergeant in Headquarters Service Company of the 2nd Engineer Battalion and makes his home in England with his wife Elizabeth.
Washington AP report: The Federal Trade Commission announced a broad investigation into the nation’s large grocery chains and suppliers. It cited price fixing unfair competition and concentration of power as drivers and said inquiries will cover retailers wholesalers manufacturers and brokers with long-term antitrust proceedings likely.
The Wogies Day Out Club of the Troy YWOA elected a steering committee at a Wednesday meeting at the YWOA. Members named include Mrs Betty Duffy, Mrs Lea Rolenberg, Mrs Carolyn Essegian, Mrs Mac Puifter, with Mrs Carol Dexnan and Ms Kappy Abrahamson chosen secretary and treasurer respectively. The club plans a sports program at the YWCA tomorrow with refreshments served by Mrs Joan Zelteler and Mrs Betty Rice.
Republican leaders and workers from Schodack and Nassau gathered for a dinner rally at Riehl's Restaurant in Schodack Center. County GOP candidates attended and were introduced by Sheriff Douglas Hudson. Speakers included George H. Witbeck Jr. of East Greenbush running for Congress in the 30th district and Allen Dixon for county welfare commissioner. Others nominated for re election included Assemblyman Thomas, 4.1 Brown, Surrogate Maurice D. Tsenbergh, and Dist. Ally. John Casey.
Dr Jack Hollingsworth runs the computer laboratory at RPI and will discuss Numerical Solutions of Differential Equations in the Electrical Engineering department's colloquium held in Sage Building Room 209. Tomorrow Dr Mex L Yeater, new associate head of the linear accelerator program in Physics, speaks at 4 pm in Sage Building Room 106 on Some Aspects of Neutron Spectrometry.
Shomes J Healy son of Mr and Mrs William W Healy of 206 East Ave Saratoga Springs was among 72 seniors who received bachelor degrees at Lehigh University 80th Founders Day in Packer Memorial Church Bethlehem Pa Healy earned a bachelor of science in business administration and accepted a position with the Texas Company He co captained the Lehigh varsity basketball team and is listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities
Kelman Morin the Pulitzer Prize winner for news reporting spoke at the New York State Associated Press Association meeting in Albany. He told about five journalists that America faces a grave problem of general apathy and noted foreigners fear a new war as the nation appears hesitant and uneasy about global events.
Members of the Central Section Republican Club will hear addresses by all major Troy Area GOP candidates on October 27 at the club meeting. Reports from committee heads reviewed Election Day preparations as Thomas Bourke thanked volunteers who staffed polls and aided voter turnout during registration days.
Catheryn Poole of Nightingale Nursing Home Troy will preside at the New York State Nursing Homes Assn area chapter gathering this day at the Sheraton-Ten Fuck Hotel. Committee reports will be issued by Catherine Matey. East Berne and Boston Spa area residents noted amid the gathering.
A meeting of the Washington County Historical Society, set for Ott 17, has been postponed to Nov 9 to accommodate the speaker. The notice appeared in the society’s announcements last night.
General Electric plans a small manufacturing unit in a leased four story building at 1768 Ashford Street North Adams Massachusetts. The building was owned by the IL W Clark Blstuit Co. Windsor Yatdustries Inc, a successor of the Consolidated Textile Corp, will supply the facility. About 60 people are expected to be employed at the project part of the Pittsfield mass upgrade.
In Beirut a sniper killed a cousin of former Premier Sam Soth while driving north of the port. Eyewitnesses say he was shot through the head from a nearby building on Beshara El Chaury street as chaos and political strife continued. Scattered firing colored the city amid a four-week strike by the Phalangist Party demanding Premier Raaltd Karami resign or form a coalition.
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