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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1967
Page
2
Television lineup lists shows from 8:80 to 12:05 with Ed Allen Pat Boone and multiple game shows, dramas, and movies. Notable entries include The Beverly Hillbillies Dateline Hollywood and Hollywood Squares with various hosts, plus films like Curse of the Undead and House of Bamboo.
New York special: Drug Research Center unveils Comeback, a unique tablet formula claimed to fight fatigue quickly. It allegedly refreshes the body and mind in minutes without stimulants, restoring energy for work or daily activities and easing tired, achy feelings.
A three car crash on the Congress Street Bridge yesterday was blamed on pavement conditions. Troy police said there were no injuries and all three drivers Carol Rangel, 27, of Highland Age. Elder K. Cribb, 47, of 708 Federal St.. and Donald J. Peretti, 24, of Rensselaerwyck were westbound at the time.
Members of the Associate Voters of Stephentown plan a pre election covered dish supper Saturday at 7 p.m. at Taconic Valley Grange Hall M. Andrew Dwyer will speak. The Doreas Society held a recent business meeting at Mrs John Diggs Jr home with refreshments by Mrs Diggs and Mrs Lionel Kelly. The Ladies Aid Society sets its annual silver tea and Christmas bazaar for November 11 at the Stephentown Fire Hall 2 to 5 p.m. Edith Cox and Eugene Jacobs are patients at Pittsfield General. Mark McFeeley is at St Luke’s. Guests included Mr and Mrs Herman Knaack of Syracuse visiting Mr and Mrs Rudolph Knaack.
GOP nominee Raymond J. Quinn is a Siena College graduate in accounting and WWII Navy veteran. He is an associate professor at Hudson Community College and former auditor with the State Department of Audit and Control. He is married with four children.
The commissioner of the new State Department of Transportation J Burch McMorran and Dr Frederick M Binder president of Hartwick College have been elected to the Russell Sage College board of trustees McMorran who lives at East Acres in Troy headed the Department of Public Works and received an Outstanding Service in Highway Engineering award in June He holds honorary degrees from Hobart and William Smith Colleges and Clarkson College and is a Syracuse University alumnus a World War II veteran He is a past president of the American Association of Officials and the American Road Builders Association Dr Binder on leave from Hartwick College Onondaga is in Yugoslavia as a Fulbright lecturer in American history He is Ursinus College a University of Pennsylvania PhD holder a Navy veteran of World War II and has been Hartwick president since 1959 He serves on the Educational Record Bureau board and consults for the Ford Foundation Fund for the Advancement of Education
St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary announces annual Christmas luncheon and bridge party to benefit patient gifts. Miss Muriel Connors chairs with Daniel Hausman and Mrs Maria Paeweng organizing. Date December 12 at 12:36 p.m. proceeds fund gifts for patients to be announced later.
TV listings present Jerry Lewis with Dorothy Provine and Don Rickles, Sergio Mendes and Brasil 66, and Nick Castle dancers. Hollywood Palace on Ch 13 features Bing Crosby with Victor Borge, Roger Miller, Gail Martin, Paul Lynde, and the United Nations Children's Choir. The Dissenters on Ch 17 has William F Buckley Jr. debating with Donald Pouser.
The day’s lineup lists morning overtures and concert favorites from Strauss to Khachaturian, with masterworks by Barber and Tchaikovsky, midday luncheons and conductor hours, and evening classics featuring Chopin, Mozart, Beethoven, and Bruckner, plus new releases and symphonic highlights.
Staff Sgt. James J. Shippey of Saratoga Springs, stationed in Vietnam, was honored yesterday with his fifth Purple Heart as Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, touring the battle zone with Gen. Westmoreland, praised his service and expressed pride in the record.
Thomas F. Lumley 21 of 12 Caroline Ave. escaped injury after a lane marker flew into his car on the east end of the Troy-Green Island Bridge early Sunday, officials said. An unidentified car struck the marker causing it to injure no one but Lumley reported.
Schaghticoke Democrats plan a Meet the Candidates night at the Charles Waldron Post American Legion in Schaghticoke. A roast beef dinner is served, starting at 5 p.m., with Edward F. Gosselin Jr. as roastmaster and M. Andrew Dwyer Jr. as principal speaker. Gosselin is a Troy Public Schools and Troy High School alumnus and a member of the Schaghtike Volunteer Fire Dept.
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