College Dean Favors Abortion Law Repeals
Washington AP report on Boston College law dean Father Robert F Drinan a Jesuit lawyer arguing against state control over abortion and endorsing repeal of existing laws to avoid broader regulation He contends keeping laws but repealing them would not imply endorsement of abortion but non regulation He cites fetal protection after 26 weeks and critiques the American Law Institute model penal code for allowing fetal euthanasia amid moral debate
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Washington
Boston College Law
Robert F. Drinan
Drinan
Hriafina
America
Miawanis
Harvard Divinity School
Joseph P . Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
American Law Institute
Law Institute
Colorado
North Carolina
California
Obituary notices and funeral services across multiple local figures
The period obituary roundup lists funerals for Thomas J. Bushnell at Purcell and Son Funeral Home with a Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church. William B. Carroll at J. W. Burns Sons and St Paul the Apostle's with a High Mass. services for Ann Brown Johnson in Chaska Minnesota following Hoosick Falls origins. Michael Laskov at John H. Clinton Funeral Home with Elmwood Hill interment. Bertha Lynch at J. H. Lodge and St Peter's Church. Helga Neumann of Shushan dies at 78 with services in Cambridge. Alberta Williams funeral at Bethel Baptist Church with burial in Montgomery Alabama.
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Thomas J. Bushnell
Daniel D. Purcell and Son Funeral
Sacred Heart Church
Clement J. Handron
Donald J. Bradley Jr
David J. Bradley
Richard ‘Il, Bushnell
Kenneth G. Keuntzel
Joseph E. Schultz
Frederick Z. Rescott
St. Jean's Cemetery
Father Handron
Mr. Carroll
William B. Carroll
J. W. Burns Sons, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Ann Brown Johnson
Hoosick
Fort Knox
Kenneth A. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Chaska
Minn
Johnson
Roland H. Brown
Mr. Brown
Hoosick Falls High School
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Donna
Bruce Johnson
Mr. Laskov
Michael Laskov
John H. Clinton
Thomas J. Driskoll
Thomas J. Connally
Walter J. Foust
George Sibinwick
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Lynch
Bertha Lynch
J. H. Lodge
St. Peter’s Church
Mattew M. Brennan
Sean McMahon
John F. Walsh
Dennis Flannery
Lawrence Callery
Harold QO. Beasley
Frank J. Bollinger
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Monsignor Brennan
Helga Neumann
Filand
Shushan
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Miss Williams
Alberta
Williams
Samaritan Hospital
Bethel Baptist Church
Allen A. Stanley
Montgomery
Ala
Britain to Probe Industries Amid Economic Worries
London AP report says Harold Wilson's cabinet authorized a full-scale probe into the fiscal management of Britain's state run industries. Ministers explored unemployment pressure, potential electricity price rises, and rail pay disputes as the government warned against a downturn in unemployment before 1968.
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London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Trades Union Congress
Edward Heath
Sunny Warm Weather Outlook For Troy Area
The Troy Area forecast calls for sunny skies and warm temperatures today and tomorrow. Highs will reach the 70s to low 80s, with tonight dipping into the mid 40s to mid 50s as issued by the Weather Bureau.
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Troy Area
Weather Bureau
Fire Marshals to Attend Syracuse Seminar
Fire officials from area departments plan to attend the third annual Fire Marshals and Inspectors Seminar in Syracuse on Oct 25 and 26. Sponsored by New York State Division of Fire Safety, the event will feature opening talks by local leaders and experts on topics including electricity Medicaid fire causes building exits code and new fire detection plastics.
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Syracuse
New York State Division of Fire Safety
Office For Local Government
George H. Proper Jr
Loudonville
Proper
Charles R. Dorman
Division of Fire Safety
Washington Ave
Albany
William F. Walsh
Burton K. Wright
Syracuse Fire Department
Fred Patuna
Walter Bell
New Rochelle
Ruppert C. Boucher
Hemstreet Park
Proper Said
LBJ names two to federal positions in Texas weekend
President Johnson announced two federal appointments a resignation and a college work study bill. Paul Rand Dixon will seek a second seven year term as FTC chairman at 28500 yearly. R Frank Gregg named federal chairman of the New England River Basins Commission at 25800 yearly. Dr Gustav Ranis resigns from AID to return to Yale. The work study program changes aim to better mesh work hours with exams.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Texas
Paul Rand Dixon
Federal Trade Commission
Dixon
Congress
R. Frank Gregg
The
Conservation Foundation
Gustav Ranis
Agency For International Development
Ranis
Yale
Route 43 rebuild proposal announced in Stephentown
State Transportation Commissioner J Burch McMorran of Troy announced plans to rework about 1.6 miles of Route 43 in Stephentown extending from Route 22 to the Massachusetts line. Citizens seeking a public hearing must write to the district engineer by September 25 at 353 Broadway Albany.
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J. Burch McMorran
Troy
Stephentown
Massachusetts
State Transportation Dept
Broadway
Albany
Cricket Swarms Endanger Imperial Valley Roads
Crickets swarmed Imperial Valley roads after weekend storms. Slippery highways prompted California Highway Patrol to warn motorists of dangers from crushed insects. Special crews cleared roads and some street lights were turned off to avoid attracting the crickets.
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EL Centro
Calif
Imperial Valley
California Highway Patrol
Mets Bus Trip to See Reds at Shea Stadium
New York Mets fans in the Sand Lake Averill Park area arrange a Sunday bus trip to Shea Stadium to watch the Mets face the Cincinnati Reds. The bus departs Park Restaurant Sand Lake at 9 a.m. Reservations close there tomorrow.
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New York Mets
Sand Lake
Averill Park
Shea Stadium
Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Pollen Count 42 in Troy and Low Readings Elsewhere
The State Health Department report shows Troy with a pollen count of 42 while Albany records 9, Glens Falls 6, and Schenectady 1. The numbers reflect recent allergy levels across several cities.
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Troy
State Dept. of Health
Albany
Glens Falls
Schenectady
Professor Kramer to Address BPW Club Dinner
Troy's Business and Professional Women's Club opens fall activities with a dinner meeting at the Troy Club. Professor Francis J. Kramer of Rudson Valley Community College will speak on Development of Humor in Speech after the meal at 6 15 p.m. He taught in Troy Area high schools before joining HVCC six years ago where he is an assistant English professor. He received the Outstanding Citizen Medal in 1953 from New York State University as top graduate.
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Troy
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Troy Club
Francis J. Kramer
Rudson Valley Community College
Betty R. Bailey
Ruth A. Dodge
Kramer
Troy Area
HVCC
Champlain College
New York State University
Physician To Testify In Lawsuit In Rensselaer County Court
Testimony from a physician will close the plaintiff's case in a $100000 negligence suit in Supreme Court for Rensselaer County. East Poestenkill resident Mrs. Udine Packard sues for $75000 alleging a June 1964 porch railing fall at 18 Eldridge Ave Hoosick Falls. Her husband Roland seeks $25000 for medical and other expenses. Defendants are Mrs. Helen S White and daughter Mrs. Sally Mahoney represented by James T Viger and Robert J Armstrong. Edward M Segal represents the plaintiffs.
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Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
East Poestenkill
North Hoosick
John J. McCall
Udine Packard
Berlin
Eldridge Ave
Hoosick Falls
Roland Packard
Helen S. White
Sally Mahoney
James T. Viger
Robert J. Armstrong
Edward M. Segal
Meusburger Target of Herbert in North Greenbush
Incumbent Supervisor James F. Herbert attacked Meusburger over highway department bookkeeping and fiscal practices at a North Greenbush Democratic Headquarters gathering. He claimed Meusburger cost the town thousands in state aid by failing to file forms and criticized the lack of a planned program and reported operating expenses. He challenged for specifics on highway improvements and warned about budget scrutiny, noting $100,000 of $168,211 for the highway department in the current year.
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North Greenbush
Henry Meusburger
James F. Herbert
Democratic
Meusburger
Herbert
Erwin
Edward A. Wielkind
Highway Department
Domicile, Residence Debate Heard
Judge Nathan Sobel recalls a city rat bounty tale linking the words domicile and residence to voter requirements. He notes rats in Hoboken and a repeal after misreading the ordinance, as organized crime shifted the market for dead rats.
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Nathan Sobel
New York City
Judge Sobel
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Square Yard
Hoboken
N. J
Grafton GOP Sets Bake Sale and Halloween Party
Plans for a bake sale and a Halloween party were approved at a Graf ton Republican Club meeting at the Town Hall. The bake sale will be Sept. 23 starting 11 a.m. and is sponsored by GOP women. The Halloween party for town children is set for Oct. 31 at the Town Hall.
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Grafton
GOP
Town Hall
Maria College Names Seven To Faculty
Maria College in Albany announces seven new faculty appointments ahead of reopening for freshmen registration. Rev. John P. Bertolucci becomes theology instructor, replacing Rev. Bertrand T. Fay who leaves for doctoral studies. New appointees include Sister Mary Edward, Sister Jane Francis, Sister Mary Anette, Sister Stephen Mary, Sister Mary Rosalita, and Kathleen Conrey. A two year nursing education course adds an associate in applied science degree. Freshmen register Monday at 9 am. seniors Tuesday. nursing students Wednesday.
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Mary Rosalita
Kathleen Conrey
Troy beauty parlor operator sues over false arrest
Michael J. DeBonis of Troy filed a $150,000 lawsuit in the State Court of Claims against State of New York alleging false arrest and malicious prosecution after a gambling raid last April 19. He seeks $100,000 for personal damages and $50,000 for punitive damages, saying police searched him and photographed him despite no prior arrest record. His father was also arrested that day, and both charges were dismissed by a grand jury.
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Troy
Michael J. DeBonis
Esc
Fourth St
Genoes
New York
Noth
DeBonis
Third St.j
Court of Claims
Michael DeBonis
Albany
Ungerman and Harris
Loudonville
Renssel
Lost and Found items and notices in local ads
Lost sunglasses in Waterford contact 237 5954. Beagle mix named Tippy, 10 months, last seen South end of Cohoes, silver choke chain, reward. Seaman shepherd at Loat Hill Cohoes collar contact 237 4224 or 237 0173. Keys and Nantucket Boy tag around 109th to 117th Streets in Troy. Sleeping bags blown off roof rack near Buskirk or Johnsonville Sept 2, call 237 2805. Lady’s gold wrist watch lost at Schaghticoke Fair, reward 2745657. Save your favorite picture offer 15 dollars up call IV 9 3030. TANOS old taken away call IV 9 7303. Wanted used fall winter clothes bring to 3038 4th Ave Toy.
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Cohoes
Loat Hill
Seys
Troy
Schaghticoke Fair
Ree Ward
4Th Ave
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