Report Sees Economic Expansion Ahead in 1968
WASHINGTON AP The White House released a report by Administration economists forecasting strong economic expansion in the second half of 1967 and 1968. Chairman Gardner Ackley told President Johnson and the Cabinet that unless spending is restrained and a tax increase passed, inflationary pressures and tighter credit will rise. The July consumer price rise and August wholesale price increase signal ahead inflationary dangers.
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Waliington
White House
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Ecnomic Advisers
International Monetary Fund
United States
Ackley
Congress
Rockefeller seeks state loan program for blighted cities
Gov. Rockefeller urged New York Constitutional Convention to add authority for the state to back or co-lend private loans to moderate sized businesses in run down urban areas. He said such a provision would spur recovery and rehab by infusing public and private capital where credit is scarce and risks are high. The move aims to energize depressed districts and stabilize credit for new ventures.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
Half A Ban's Better Than None
Blackie Creasey of Quinn faced public drunkenness charges in Poplar Bluff police court. When asked about guilt he said he was half drunk. Judge Tom Cahill fined him seventeen dollars, half the standard amount, after humorously noting half guilt.
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Poplar Bluff
Blackie Creasey
Quinn
Dudge Tom Cahill
Creasey
Cahill
May Block McLuhan Appointment in New York
The view that Marshall McLuhan’s $100,000 Fordham professorship may violate the Blaine Amendment arose as state lawyers review whether state funds to a church-related university, including staff aid, could breach constitutional limits. Fordham would cover $100,000 if the state contract falls through. the university asserts it could proceed with its own funds.
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Albany
N.Y
Marshall Meluhan
Associated Press
McLuhan
Fordham University
New York City
Fordham
Robert A. Ridera
Kidlera
Abortion Death Rate Called False
A statistical expert dismissed abortion death estimates as inflated. Dr Christopher Tietze said about one million illegal abortions yearly yield roughly 500 deaths, while higher figures are used to provoke sympathy for liberalized laws. He favors removing abortion laws and broad access. Prof Louis Schwartz echoed similar views, noting most abortions involve married women with multiple children or single women over age of consent seeking to avoid further pregnancies.
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Washington
Isome
Ans
Christopher ‘Tietze
Tietze
Biomedical Division
The
Population Council of New York
Louis B. Schwartz
University of Pennsylvania Law School
American Law Institute
Miss America Pageant opens with skater from Indiana winning talent
Indiana contestant Mary Lynn Haglund 19, a Butler University sociology major, won talent after performing ballet and flag on a 16 by 20 foot mini rink at Convention Hall. Sharon Evans 20 of Arkansas, tall and brunette, won swimsuit competition with a 97 25 37 13 score, while noting her 6 foot height as an advantage.
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Atlantic City
Indiana
Arkansas
Mary Lynn Haglund
Convention Hall
Sharon Ann Evans
Hationine
Jed Qidivision
Ions
Sharon
Iff Securities Inves Bos
Brie
Ranae
Punk
Fae Ee Asi Baptist University
Hesston Fundsinka
Afi
C.W. Evans
Ni Aberdeen
Houghton
Bicom Morton
Chase Fd Greth
MIF
Equity
Drexel Tall UR
Pinneer Dreyfus
Fletcher Shrhold
Franklin
Custon
Gerald Amyol
Fifth
Ingalls Avenues
Beverly Everton
Alka Bret Roe
They War AG Pt
Sterl
FOS
United Fumie
Iran
Fifth Avenue
Viking
Ih Wien Inc
Little Rock
Ark
Pewaukee
Wis
Hoosier State
Butler University
Lyon
Nurses Strike Over Pay Dispute In Syracuse
In Syracuse Onondaga County public health nurses boycotted yesterday as officials urged non-working nurses to fill gaps. The dispute with the board of supervisors centers on retroactive pay adjustments and the recognition of the State Nurses Association as exclusive bargaining agent for the public health nurses.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPID
Onondaga County
Board of Supervisors
State Nurses Association
Vandalism Incident at Taylor Apartments Gas Line Punctured
Firemen were dispatched to Building 4 at Taylor Apartments yesterday at 9 05 p m when a gas line was punctured in a refrigerator in the apartment occupied by Ruby Fallon There was no fire and the firemen returned to duty by 9 12 p m
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Taylor Apartments
Ruby Fallon
Rail Worker Killed By Oncoming Train in New York
In BIG FLATS near Elmira an Erie Lackawanna train struck two railroad workers as they fastened ties inside an overpass. Phillip Benson, 60, of Lanesboro, Pa., was killed. Edward Dickenson, 60, of Susquehanna, Pa., was hospitalized in Elmira in critical condition. State Police said both men were maintenance workers on the track when the accident occurred.
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Big Flats
N. Y
Erie Lackawanna
Elmira
Phillip Benson
Laneshoro
Arnot-Ogden Hospital
Edward Dickenson
Susquehanna
Wild Turkey Season Set In 4 Catskill Counties
The 1967 68 season runs Oct 22 in Delaware Greene Otsego and Schoharie counties with a free special permit required for the week long hunt in addition to a small game license. Applications run through Oct 4 by mail or in person to Regional Game Manager Stamford NY 12167. Applicants must provide name address and their 1967 68 license registration number. The season is the fifth in the Catskills with rising sightings and banded birds including transmitters. A small reward is offered for surrender of a transmitter.
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Catskill Mountain
State Conservation Dept
Mdelaware
Greene
Otsego
Schoharie
New York State Conservation Dept
Stamford
N.Y
Catskill
New Priest Assumes Duties at St Mary Waterford
Rev John R Ryan DSA has become the new assistant at St Mary Church Waterford succeeding Rev Francis Farsac who moves to Carthage NY. A Philadelphia native and Villanova alumnus ordained in 1958 he has served in Lawrence Chestnut Hill Greenwich Queens and now Waterford moderating CYO for Catholic high school youth.
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John R. Ryan
D.S.A
St. Mary Church
Waterford
Mather Ryan
Francis Farsac
Carthage
N.Y
Philadelphia
Malvern Preparatory School
Father Ryan
Villanova University
Washington, D.C
St. Laurence O’toole
Lawrence
Mass
Ryan
Our Mother of Consolation
Chestnut Hill
St. Joseph’s Church
Greenwich
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tomorrow at Legion Rooms
The Charles J Brady Post American Legion Auxiliary meets tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the legion rooms. President Mrs Olga Swatling will chair the session. A report on the recent Buffalo convention will be given and the 1967 168 season program outlined.
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Charles J Brady Post
American Legion
Legion
Olga Swatling
Waterford Court Fines Total $70 for Motor Violations
Waterford Police Court collected seventy dollars for various motor vehicle violations over the weekend. Before Justice of the Peace Joseph Wright, Stephen H. Bucker of Watervliet paid ten dollars for speeding, Rich ard D. Broderick of Troy fifteen dollars, and Robert W. Mailloux of Colnes ten dollars, all for speeding. A State Police ticket fined George H. Bonnier of Waterford thirty five dollars for speeding.
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Waterford
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Wright
Stephen H. Bucker
Watervliet
Richard D. Broderick
Troy
Robert W. Mailloux
Colnes
George H. Bonnier
Scout Committee States Meeting for Troop 32
The Troop 32 Scout Committee, sponsored by St Marys Church, will meet at 7 PM at Kenneth Wrights home 13 Lawrence St Waterford. The regular troop meeting is planned for Wednesday September 13 at 7 PM in the parish hall.
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BSA
St. Mary's Church
Kenneth Wright
Lawrence St
Waterford
Waterford Plans Canal Sesqui Parade and Festivities
Waterford prepares for a Erie Canal Sesquicentennial celebration with a parade Saturday at 1 30 p m featuring Waterford and area groups. Dorings Military Band led by Don Shaughnessy of Troy, Keveny Memorial Academy Band, Cohoes, Junior Killmen Wynantskill, baton twirlers Toppers Rose Flynn and LeSahn Victory Strutters, vintage cars. State officials Sen Douglas Hudson Assemblyman Fred Droms and local leaders to attend. Parade orders to be published soon.
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Waterford
Doring
New York State
Don Shaughnessy
Troy
Keveny Memorial Academy Band
Cohoes
Douglas Hudson
Fred Droms
County Board of Supervisors
Gerald Douglas
Sam Perlman
Conduct Funeral Of Mrs. Bonesteel
The funeral of Mrs. Florence Bonesteel was held yesterday from Finn Funeral Home Waterford with Rev. W Harold Robinson officiating. Bearers were Thomas Bonesteel James Face teat Robert Degnan and Thomas Dyer Interment was in Sand Lake Union Cemetery where Mr Robinson officiated.
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Ernest Breer
Kathy
Cocoa
Fla
Brege’s Boother
Elmer Rehn
Thomas Ferdinand
Garden City
Long Island
William McCauley
Walter Krueger
Cambridge
Maidstone Lake
Jane Watkins
Oneonta
Hartwick
John Severson
Northvale
Joseph Bryant
Mary McClellan Hospital
Robert Cassidy
Paul Manton
Toronto
Ralph
Entinadle
Florence Bonesteel
Finn Funeral Home
Waterford
W. Harold Robinson
Waterford Methodist Church
Thomas Bonesteel
James and
Elmer Face Teat
Robert Degnan
Thomas Dyer
Sand ‘Lake Union Cemetery
Mr. Robinson
Licenses Available At Town Clerk Office Hours
Conservation licenses will be available in the office of Town Clerk Ernest Thouin daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m including the noon hour. The office will also be open Saturdays September 9 16 23 and 30 from 9 a.m. to noon.
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Ernest Thouin
Lawrence and MacRae to Sing I Do I Do I Do
New York AP reports Carol Lawrence and Gordon MacRae will become gradual successors to the two roles in I Do I Do. A series of matinees starts in mid October at the 46th Street Theater, replacing evening performances. In December they assume the evening show from Mary Martin and Robert Preston, with Miss Martin and Preston to begin a national tour after a two month break.
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New York
Carol Lawrence
Gordon MacRae
46Th Street Theater
Mary Martin
Robert Preston
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