Marionettes Aid Middle School Pupils Pilot Program
A joint project by Rensselaer County Museum and Middle School Averill Park School District introduces marionettes to 45 fifth and sixth graders. Puppeteers design, build, and operate the figures to boost creativity, music, art, and performing arts while students write scripts and stage settings. The program will run a year with teacher support and museum input, aiming to report educational findings to Puppeteers of America and possibly expand to other schools in the county.
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Kim Cappenter
Averill Park Middle School
Hensselaer County Junior
GE Stock Purchase Plan Faces Union Rejection
The International Union of Electrical Workers asks the SEC to reject General Electric Co. registration of an employee stock purchasing plan. The union argues the plan delays wage raises and harms workers who rely on earnings, while GE says employees can choose to join or withdraw with scheduled raises intact. Gadsby notes SEC discussions with GE after the union’s complaint and the plan’s alteration.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
General Electric Co
TUE
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Gadsby
SEC
Relate 10
Amar
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IUE
SEC Officils
Meteor Flash Lights Up Western New York Sky
Residents and motorists report a brilliant meteor that illuminated the pre-dawn western New York sky for several seconds. Sightings were logged near Utica and Troy as observers described the event as stunningly bright, with meteor experts noting unclear atmospheric conditions.
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New York
Bullulo
Utica
Dudley Observatory
Albany
REL Observatory
Troy
Ernest Johnston
U.S
Rites Held For Cardinal Costantini at Holy See Funeral
The cardinal Costantini, chancellor of the Roman Catholic Church, died Saturday night a week before taking oath as a conclave cardinal. Forty plus cardinals attended, with diplomats and officials present as the funeral drew a large Roman crowd. Burial planned in Udine, birthplace in northeast Italy.
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APJ
Gelso Cardinal
Costantini
Jehancellor
Pius
Xii
Giovanni Vel Wiorentini
Holy See
Ruvial
Pordenon
New Udino
Hortieast Taly
Cardinals deliberate as papal selection narrows
The Vatican contemplates a papal succession with cardinals aged 63 to 79. Giuseppe Sud at 52 is seen as likely to have a long reign, while others like Gixcomo Vereato and Ernesto Ruffini are considered possible modernizers. Observers note factions among cardinals about Giovanni Montini and the Vatican’s future direction.
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Agdaianian
Chiela
Pius XI
Giuseppe Cardinal Sud
Gonod
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Orerhaps
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Ho Jogna
Alfred Ottaviaui
Ernesto Ruffini
Palermo
Viletio Valeri
Alder
Benedetto Aloisi
Masela
Camnerlongo
Chathherlain
Clemenle Micara
Rome
Marcello Mimmi
Consiaborian Congregation
Soie
Giovanni Ballistay
Montini
Milan
Jong
Vatican
Secretariat
British Soldier Killed in Cyprus Amid Turmoil
In Nicosia Cyprus terrorists detonated mines and bombs injuring four soldiers and killing one British serviceman. An electrical mine exploded near a village in Kyteniq district, another blast struck a vehicle near a church wounding three bystanders.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
Cyprius
Kyteniq
Conclave Preparations and Early Ceremonies Outline
The article details papal conclave procedures in St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel. Cardinals retire to appointed chambers, chairs and thrones arranged with purple cloth. ballots begin once the decree is read. The process includes Mass of the Holy Ghost, Latin sermons, and solemn oaths before sealing quarters.
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Sistine Chapel
Lo Atlend
Pauline Chapel
Fishue
Bar Gene Cardinal Tisserant
Holy Ghost
Iéade
Passlinis Lake
Government raises home loan limit to 90 percent
The government announced changes allowing mortgage loans up to 90 percent of a home's appraised value for medium priced housing through federally chartered savings and loan associations. The new rules, to be published October 23, set the federal limits and apply to loans up to 18 000 dollars, aiming to funnel money into affordable homes.
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Washington
Goveenment
Feder
Home Loan Bank
Federal Register
Fon Oet
Mosk Vongenkondl
Author Escapes Jail But Pays Pine
Cochill France UPI reports Françoise Sagan, 22, was found guilty of reckless driving after a crash eight months ago that injured four people. She escaped jail with a brief sentence or fine and was seriously hurt herself, near death for days and six months to recover.
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France
UPI
Prancoise Sagan
Uwee
Miss Sagan
Eisenhower Holds Labor Theme in California Swing
President Eisenhower condemned Democratic labor policy in a coast to coast swing. He urged election of Knight and Knowland and attacked a Democratic Congress for blocking his labor cleanup plan. He framed right to work as a state issue and warned of a drift toward big government. He spoke before Republican workers in San Francisco and prepared for a national telecast to Chicago.
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Knight
Knowland
Tlying
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Eweing
Cow Palace
Civil Auditorium
Harry Truman
Bel
Ath Congress
Chicago
CBS
Oast
Igbor
Congress
Top Sergeant Found Guilty by General Court Martial
Eight member jury convicts Sgt George Savic of Ogdensburg for mistreating recruits at a training base. He is reduced in rank, forfeits six months pay, and may face further penalties including possible imprisonment, dishonorable discharge, and pay forfeiture. Savic ordered a recruit headfirst into grease and kicked others, forced trainees to eat dollar bills, and supervised a dangerous footlocker drill. Grady Holland of Pikesville was found not guilty on related charges.
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Darkson
APA
George Savie
Ogdensburg
Savic
Dayear
Grady Holland
Pikesville
Crash Kills 14 at Unprotected Crossing Near Calorio
UPIs dispatch reports a bus crash near Calorio, Ceylon, killing 14 people. The incident follows a Congress push for laws to safeguard union funds and ensure fair procedures, with the President attacking union leadership corruption and federal intrusion into local affairs. He criticized the Republican stance against federalized campaigns.
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Ceylon
UPI
Congress
Republican Party
Registration figures show gains in upstate counties
Conthued trp Page 1 semblysman Malcolme Wilson GOP candidate for lieutenant governor reports an estimated 370,731 increase of 60,727. Harednan's Orange county shows 81,388 with a 7,759 gain. Evie County incl butial records 63,008 revenue rise to 470,885. Fifteen upstate counties dip slightly under 1954 expectations. 11,923 election districts this year, 4,613 in NYC and GAO outside. Four years ago districts numbered 10,436 with 6,104 in NYC and 8,242 outside.
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iButial
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Uveir
Arnouts
New York City
Missiles Fire Two Near-Simultaneous Bomare Tests at Cape
Two Bomare missiles fired almost simultaneously from the cape soared skyward in a dramatic test. Drones tracked by radar near Kingston and Air Defense Command Center were shown as blips as a huge computer calculated impact data. The Bomare, a red defense weapon, contrasts with the Nike Hercules system designed to defend specific targets.
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