Lt Gov Wilson Plans No Vote On Constitution
Lt Governor Malcolm Wilson, a Republican and Roman Catholic layman, says he will vote no on the proposed state constitution. He objects to a single package for the entire charter, opposes the repeal of the Blaine Amendment, and criticizes provisions on church-state separation and state borrowing. He notes no split with Gov Rockefeller but warns a Pyrrhic victory if good goals come at a bad price.
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Meaubany
Malcolm Wilson
Rockefeller
Wilton
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Wilson
Wilsons
Wilsor Aid
Bridge Hands By Jacoby Charley Solo’s spade slam bid
Charley Solo of Philadelphia and World Bridge Federation fame faced a puzzling South hand in a recent tournament. He opened with one spade in a weak two-bid auction, then rebid three clubs as a force, heading toward a spade slam despite the table’s conservative style.
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Charley Solo
Philadelphia
World Bridge Federation
Charley
Bridge hand notes with five spade bids and opening lead
Bridge record shows vulnerable auction: West opens one heart Pass Pass, 2 clubs, 3 spades, 5 diamonds, then a pass. Opening lead is king of spades. Players listed as West North East South with certain coded names and notes. Continuous bidding sequence ends with CA indicating continued pass.
Damage and theft report on Pier car near Ingalls Ave
Richard H. Pier, 69, reported to Troy police that an unknown person damaged his car and stole a $25 radio. Investigators found dents on the hood, right fender, and right front door with an unknown object. Pier said the steering mechanism may have been loosened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Pier
Ingalls Av
Troy
Pier
Ingalls Avenue
Five Spades Slam Bid Pressure in Bridge Tale
A one round force led to Charley’s bold six spades slam after North balked at red suits. Charley discarded clubs and clubs and diamonds were ruffed then the ace of spades secured the slam. Only three of 26 pairs bid it, with others stopping at four five or seven or settling for six no trump.
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North
South
Charley
Idummy
Rescuers Called But No Body Found Near Hudson River
A report of a body in the Hudson River near the 2th Street Bridge prompted firemen to respond yesterday. Despite late afternoon searches between 111th and 113th Streets, no body was found and no additional reports were received.
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Hudson River
2Th Street
Joseph
Cusk
Ad J
J. Zapf
Wasgin
Cipal
Dinner reservations deadline set by Hoosick Democrats
The Town of Hoosick Democratic committee announces a pre election dinner at the Elks Club on Saturday November 4. District Attorney M Andrew Dwyer will be the principal speaker and Police Justice Robert K Shi land will preside. Luther Rascha chairs arrangements and tickets. a turkey dinner by the Elks Ladies Auxiliary will be followed by dancing with Daskis Orchestra Colonic. Local candidates Harald Crawley Rudolph Beck Alfred berle Robert Haynes Charles Scarey Thomas Wysocki will be introduced. Councilman Edward Gorman will speak briefly.
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Town of Hoosick Democratic Committee
Elks’ Club
Atty
M. Andrew Dwyer
Robert K. Shiland
Luther Rascha
The
Elks
Daskis
Colonic
Harald Crawley
Rudolph Beck
Alfred, Berle
Robert P. Haynes
Charles Scarey
Thomas Wysocki
Edward V. Gorman
Officers Elected By Baptist Group
Michael Durkin was elected president of the Youth Fellowship of the West Hoosick Baptist Church. Miss Penny Sherman, vice president, Miss Barbara Pine, secretary, and Miss Joanne Herrington, treasurer, were also chosen. The group plans a UNICEF collection and party at 7 p.m. today, a hay ride on Saturday, Nov. 4, and refreshments for the Christian Cinema on Sunday night, Nov. 5, at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Durkin
The
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Public Hearing on Ball Street Property Rezoning Plans
A public hearing is set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. to amend an ordinance concerning the former Ball Street property on Classic Street changing zoning from residential to commercial. Volney B. Chapman, owner, has begun constructing a dental office and apartments on the site.
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Ball Street
Classic Street
Pr. Volney B. Chapman
Harvard pair visits Giffords in West Hoosick notes
Mr and Mrs Frederick Backes of Harvard Massachusetts were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Gifford. Mr and Mrs Harold Moseley recently visited Miss Lois Bast in Schenectady. Community children will collect for UNICEF tomorrow afternoon and return to the school for refreshments.
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Frederick Backes
Harvard
Mass
Frank Gifford
Harold Moseley J
Lois Baston
Schenectady
Unicef
Eagles Host Halloween Costume Party Tonight
Eagles will hold a Halloween party at 7 p.m. today at the leluh venue. A stew will be served after, followed by dancing and costume prizes for top outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Walls
Acrie of Eaples
Leluh
Supper Planned by North Petersburg Church Class
The Land-A-Hand Class of North Petersburg Methodist Church will sponsor a chicken and biscuit supper at the church on Thursday in November. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
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North Petersburg
Expedition to Adirondacks Planned by Post Office Team
A weekend hunting trip is planned with Post Office workers taking part. Named participants include Bud Barker, Ray Volger, George Driscoll, Bernie Graney and Jack Ryan joining the expedition into the Adirondacks.
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Adirondacks
Bud Barker
Ray Volger
George Driscoll
Bernie Graney
Jack Ryan
Fire alarms trigger in North Hoosick area overnight
Short circuited whistles sounded Wednesday night as Columbia Box alarms activated at 2am and 6am in North Hoosick. No injuries reported and authorities investigated the faulty system affecting the town.
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North Hoosick
Columbia
Plan To Form Community Action Group
A Tuesday night meeting at the Municipal Building launched a plan to form a Community Action Group to aid local needs and possibly expand with state or federal aid. Dr. David A. Berlant was chosen temporary chairman and Albert J. Wright temporary secretary. focus centers on establishing an elderly services board, with elections at a later meeting. The next gathering is scheduled for Wednesday, November 1, at the Municipal Building, with transportation help available via 686-9373 at the temporary Office of Economic Opportunity in the Rensselaer County Health Department on Main Street.
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David A. Berlant
Albert J. Wright
Ott
Office of Economic Opportunity
Rensselaer County Department, of Health
Main Street
Concern Hosts Visitors From Holland
The Noble and Wood Machine Co hosts Lochem Holland visitors led by E. B. Franken and William R. Methorst on a tour of United States sales agents. After New York City they toured Hoosick Falls photographing foliage and paper mill machinery. Noble and Wood markets high density polyethylene for suction box covers and forming boards. William H. Areson, president, will meet in Chicago for further Midwest company visits before west coast travel to Monarch Forge and Machine Works in Portland Ore.
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Noble and Wood Machine Co
Lochem
Holland
E. B. H. Franken
William R. Methorst
Gebroeders Naefl
United States
New York City
Hoosick Falls
Noble and Wood
William H. Areson
Chicago
Middle West
West Coast
Monarch Forge and Machine Works
Portland
Ore
Albany Students To Present Comedy The Great Magician
Albany High School Dramatics Association stages Lawrence Catri s The Great Magician a commedia dell arte piece November 3 and 4 at 8 30 p m in the high school auditorium Authentic masks costumes and music will accompany the production The author translated and validated the manuscript while in Italy noting commedia dell arte inspired Moliere and later writers
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Albany High School Dramatics Association
Lawrence Catra
Ard
Italy
Commedia Dell’arte
Moliere
Detectives Befriend Bank Robbery Inmate In Pen Pal Pause
In Atlanta two detectives, J. F. Paschal and C. L. Adams, who helped nab a man fleeing a bank three months earlier, received a letter from Jimmy Winters, jailed for a $2,776 robbery and serving 15 years. He thanked them for their kindness and signed off as “Your pal,” hoping not to meet again under similar conditions.
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Atlanta, Ga
J. F. Paschal
C. L. Adams
Jimmy Winters
Winters
Housing Aide Addresses Local Group
Eugene J. Malone Sr. of the State Division of Housing and Community Renewal urged Hoosick Falls to pursue urban renewal under state building codes for six months. Jerald Greenberg proposed a 23 acre housing development by Falls Hardware & Supply adjacent to Saratoga and Albany streets, starting with village property purchase and extending water and sewerage services. discussion to continue at the next regular meeting.
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Village Planning Board
Eugene J. Malone
State Division of Housing and Community Renewal
Hoosick Falls
Greenberg
Saratoga
Albany Streets
Lottery's Super Prize Fund Grows in New York Draw
In Albany, AP, New York taxes chief says over $500,000 is saved toward the annual super prize drawing in the state lottery. The $250,000 top prize will be paid over 10 years after March draw, with about 15 top-tier winners and 240 consolation winners. breakage funds determine consolation payouts. 16 consolation drawings projected by February’s breakage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Joseph H. Murphy
Murphy
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Jacoby
West
Troy Light CO
Congress ST
River St
Meg A. Sulliven
Mein St
P.O. Bex
John Bakaitis
St. Mary’s Academy
Michael
Carol Liporace
Ronald Morin
Jeanne Maleahy
Anne Bryan
Hoosick
Lester
Pine
GEG
Mike
Mee
Eagles
Concern
aPaul
Harry’s Club
2Nd Ave
Watervliet
Caw Entertainment
Dave Denny
FBI
Lottery
Manory’s
Congress
4Th St
Marge’s Rest
Bar
Capitol Hill
Society
Judson
RAND
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Patricia Danzig
Sopre Eng
Harriet Comfort
Metio Sopranio
Robert Sheehan
John Malthaus
Arlen ‘Mills
Ember
Circle Inn
Latham
N. Y
Prery
Joan Weber
Manory
Fourth and
Hoosick ST. Troy Plaza
Bradford
Villa Valenti
Snyders Corners
Emma
Wagon Wheel
Nashville Sounds
Piano Pasha
Nitely
Stan Kenton
Fay’s
New York Road
K the x
Joe Cornell
Fay’s Music Bar
Tony Torcine Cordovox
Paul Buehler
Drums
River ST. Troy, N. Y
Paul
France
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