Dog Identity Tattooing To Be Topic At Troy Kennel Club Show
The Troy Kennel Club hosts a demonstration on dog tattooing as a theft deterrent at Troy Amory with CLAW and Rev. Robert L. Seekins Jr. presiding. Gordon Carvill of East Greenbush, Albany Kennel Club president, explains tattooing methods and notes it aids owner identification through a social security number. The session is part of the 34th Annual Troy Kennel Club Dog Show opening tomorrow.
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Troy Kennel Club, Inc
Troy Amory
Citizens League For Animal Welfare
CLAW
Robert L. Seekins, Jr
Gordon Carvill
East Greenbush
National Dog Registry of
New Jersey
Carvill
Albany Kennel Club
Troy Kennel Club
GE Hit By 24 Walkouts at Pittsfield Plant Dedication
In Pittsfield Massachusetts during the dedication of General Electric’s materials technology laboratory about 500 maintenance workers walked off the job. Plant leaders cited a record 18 walkouts this year with the count rising to 24 during the speech. A company spokesman said the action was tied to job classification eliminations and not the ceremony.
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Pittsfield
Mass
General Electric
Robert W. Lewis
Bishop rejects K of C plan to close NH Catholic schools
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Manchester says the diocese has no intention of closing Catholic schools in New Hampshire despite a Knights of Columbus proposal. He urges addressing the issue through democratic processes and notes the state’s Saint Education Commission cannot estimate the cost of absorbing parochial pupils into public schools.
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Manchester, N.H
Manchester
New Hampshire
Piniheriss Knights of Colm- 155
K of C Council
Ernest J. Primeau
Supreme Court
Primeau
Manchester Council
Jaffrey
Don B. Gosselin
Paul Farnum
Hong Kong Emigration to United States Starts Next July
About 11 000 Hong Kong Chinese will emigrate to the United States starting next July, the U S Consulate announced. Priorities go to those with relatives in the United States and to skilled professionals and workers. The figure represents about one of every 365 Chinese residents of Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
United States
U.S
Two Prisoners Escape After Coffee Attack
Two inmates at Chillenden County jail threw coffee at a guard and escaped. One, Leon Wibbard Jr., 26, of Underhill, was recaptured within 20 minutes after leaping through a window at Sheriff Earl McLaughlin’s attached residence and was treated at Mary Fletcher Hospital. Richard Provost, 20, of Burlington, escaped through the sheriff’s home and remains at large.
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Burlington
Chillenden County
Leon Wibbard Jr
Underhill
Richard Provost
Earl McLaughlin
Hibbard
Sheriff's
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Graham Draws Crowd in Tokyo Prayer Meeting
About 1,600 attended Billy Graham's first Tokyo prayer meeting at Nippon Budokan. Sponsors said around 900 came forward to respond to the call of Jesus Christ during the Evangelist's crusade event in the martial arts hall used for judo at the Tokyo Games.
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Tokyo
Billy Graham
Jesus Christ
Light Fixture Overheats Causing Smoke in Hallway
A second floor hallway at 53rd Street suffered smoke from an overheated light fixture around 1 25 p.m. yesterday. Firefighters responded, power was shut off in the area, and units returned to quarters after the alarm from Box 237.
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53Rd St
Troy
Junked Cars Fire At Troy Airport
Firemen from Pumper 6 and Squad Co 1 battled multiple junked autos burned at Troy Airport using booster lines. Dispatch began at 6 29 p.m. with Squad Co 1 arriving at 6 33 p.m. A separate grease stove fire at 45 Maple Ave prompted a Box 353 alarm at 5 43 p.m. Pumper 3 was sent at 6 43 p.m. to a grass fire on Marvin Avenue.
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Pumper 6
Squad Co. 1
Troy
David Lubber
Maple Ave
Marvin Avenue
Fire destroys car at 85 Woodlawn Ave in Saratoga Springs
A 1960 automobile was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin at about 5:25 a.m. Thursday. The car, parked at the rear of 85 Woodlawn Ave, Saratoga Springs, was unregistered. Owner listed as Jackie Smith.
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Woodlawn Ave
Saratoga Springs
Jackie Smith
Convict Tyree Escapes Again At Kennedy Airport
In New York City convicts Paul Allen Tyree 27 escaped a Virginia guard during return transport. Tyree, serving 12 1/2 years for statutory burglary in Fairfax County, previously fled in Chicago O Hare four months earlier and was recaptured in Oklahoma. Guards say prisoners are not cuffed on planes.
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Richmond
UPI
New York City
Virginia
Virginia Department of Welfare and Institution
Paul Allen Tyree
Chicago
Virginia Division of Correction
Kennedy Airport
Albany
N.Y
Tyree
Crisp Autumn Weather Dominates Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports crisp autumn conditions statewide from the Eastern Rockies to the Atlantic and Gulf coasts with overnight frost in Western Tennessee and Northern Arkansas. Fort Wayne area sees heavy frost and crop losses as temperatures dip to 22. Western regions enjoy cool nights and warm days with sunshine. highs reach 94 in Palm Springs and 36 in International Falls.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Tennessee
Arkansas
Fort Wayne
Indiana
City
The
Hockies
Great Lakes Area
New England
Palm Springs
Calif
International Falls
Minn
Tami's Twirling Puts Her In A Class By Herself
Tami Jean Gorman nine of London Conn daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Gorman won first in novice class at an away AAU Baton Twirling meet competing against eleven others She previously placed first in novice and second in intermediate at AAU West
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Tami
Holyoke
Mass
New
Henry Buck
London
Conn
Tami Jean Gorman
Dia
Roth
Mountain Park
West
On This Day In History October 21 1967 Highlights
UPI recaps key historical events on October 21 across years. Nelson defeats fleets at Trafalgar in 1805 while Edison unveils a practical electric lamp in 1879. First Division troops arrive in World War I in 1927. Aberfan disaster followed by 135 bodies found two days later in 1966. Thought for the Day by Samuel Taylor Coleridge on living in vain.
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United Press International
Lord Nelson
Cape of
Trafalgar
Thomas Edison
Aberfan
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Pentagon cites natural causes in nurse's death at base
Washington AP report says Army nursing supervisor Capt Chase Repol was found dead in her Plattsburgh Air Force Base room. Pentagon confirms death ruled natural pending coroner report. identity released after notifying Jamaica-based parents.
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Washington
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
N.Y
Pentagon
Chase Repol
Capt. Repol
Jamaica
West Indies
Very Un British Pub at Canadian National Exhibition
The Toronto AP report notes a British Week centerpiece pub at the Canadian National Exhibition. Patrons snagged glasses as souvenirs, forcing the publican to serve British beer in plastic cups after losses of about 1,000 daily during the European tour.
Bridge bidding fragment hints at contract shifts
A fragment from a bridge hand shows West opening with 2NT overtake and response sequence. The notes indicate vulnerability North East South Leila, with a 2NT bid, then responses 3N and a final pass sequence ending after an opening lead.
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Leila
Bridge Hands By Jacoby
The article notes the Italy team overtook North America after 44 boards in the championship, gaining a 12 International Match Points lead. It mentions a crucial hand where Roth and Root played three no trump from the South seat while Italy's Alelio and Pabis-Tieci played from the North, with bidding details and heart openings shaping the result.
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North America
Alvin Roth
Bill Root
Alelio
Pabis-Tieci
Italy
Roth-Root
Roth
West
Two Auto Accidents Reported By Troy Police
Two accidents damaged five cars with no injuries. In Pawling Avenue a collision involved Jacob W. Friedman Suzanne Visk and Claudia Bevevino. Friedman and Visk cars towed. In Taylor and Woodrow Courts Theresa Marinucci and Mary Bizzaro drove separate directions. Marinucci vehicle towed.
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Troy
Pawling Avenue
Maple Avenue
Harold J. Flavin Jr
Joseph A. Baker
Radio Patrol
Jacob W. Friedman
Miami
Fla
Suzanne Visk
Masten Ave
Cohoes
Claudia A. Berevina
Willis St
Friedman
Visk
Visk Auto
Bevevino
Detectives Probe Burglary at Michael Rubino Home
The Detective Bureau investigates a burglary at 25 Bleeker Ave the home of Michael Rubino that occurred yesterday. A stone smashed a storm door to enter and pennies worth about eight dollars were taken from a bedroom. An attempt to take about twenty dollars in pennies failed. Sgt. Willard Sheeran and Patrolman Donald D. Fitzpatrick led the inquiry.
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Michael Rubino
Bleeker Ave
Algeria mourns Guevara sacrifice as freedom symbol
Algeria's President Boumedienne issued a sympathy message to Fidel Castro on Che Guevara's slaying in Bolivia. Guevara had visited Algeria as a guest of Ahmed Ben Bella, the Algerian president overthrown and jailed by Boumedienne.
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Algiers
Fidel Castro
Ernesto Che Guevara
Bolivia
Algeria
Houari Boumedienne
Guevara
Ahmed Ben Bella
Boumedi
Enne
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Mario’s Theater
Ruth Walsh
Robert S. Hoffman
Marie Schnell
James F. Baker Jr
Ada Houston
Jaycees
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Troy Boy’s Club
Troy Police Department
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Gary Miller
Arthur Breton
Howard Campbell
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Earl Foster
Andrew Semansco
Troy Boys Club
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Troy League of Women Voters
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