Civic Theater Sets Tryouts For Come Blow Your Horn
Albany Civic Theater open public tryouts for Come Blow Your Horn by Neil Simon. Tryouts today and tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 235 Second Ave Albany. Directed by Lloyd Symansky of Troy. Performances Nov 4 7 11 14 and 18 21 at the theater. Roles for three men and four women plus backstage helpers invited.
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Albany Civic Theater
Second Ave
Albany
Neil Simon
Lloyd Symansky
Troy
Mrs Spano Dies In Hospital In Troy
Mrs. Spano of 172nd Ave Lansingburg died after a short illness at Leonard Hospital. Born in Brooklyn she had lived in Troy twenty years and was a communicant of St. Patrick's Church. Survived by husband Pasquale Spano five sons and three daughters along with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral from Mancini & Sons Funeral Home at 168 4th St with time to be announced.
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Alberto Spano
172Nd Ave
Lansingburg
Leonard Hospital
Spano
Brooklyn
Troy
St. Patrick's Church
Pasquale Spano
Raymond Lapp
Donald McCullagh
Farmingdale
L.L
William Thompson
Fire damages old brewery for second time
A major blaze at the old brewery buildings drew hundreds of onlookers along Fifth Avenue and Prospect Park hill. Firefighters battled the flames with deluge guns and aerial streams, tearing away the south roof cornice and sending bricks tumbling. Chief Zapf ordered crews from the building for safety as falling bricks damaged vehicles in the yard. The alarm sounded at 5 56 p m with a second alarm at 6 05 p m bringing multiple chiefs and pumpers. City officials planned to acquire the brewery for taxes later this year.
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Fifth Avenue
Prospect Park Hill
Zapf
Nick Mariano
Fifth Ave
Russell E. Sheehan
Edmund T. Moore
Robert A. Stierer
Lansingburg
Ferry
Liberty Streets
August M. Rokjer
Bernard F. Madsen
Charles F. King
Detective Bureau
Det
Arnold Will
Police Juvenile Aid Bureau
Albany Teen Se ni ce d In Car Theft Case
Thomas M. Kelly 17 of Albany faced grand larceny charges for stealing a 1960 sedan owned by Roco Stara of 298 9th St. He received a suspended sentence on a reduced charge, then was sent to Rensselaer police with a warrant for further car theft counts. The car, found abandoned, contained a revolver and was linked to Patrolman Ronald E. Barnard of Rensselaer. Kelly awaited arraignment before Judge LaVerne G. Lewis.
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Thomas M. Kelly
Albany
Roco Stara
9Th St
Troy
Joseph F. Daly
Asst. Dist
Elliot F. Marinstein
Kelly
Rensselaer
Charles A. Stewart
Rensselaer City
LaVerne G. Lewis
Ronald E. Barnard
Renselaer
Clark Institute Buys Duveen Art Gallery Library
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute of Williams town has acquired the Duveen Brothers gallery library from the Norton Simon Foundation of Los Angeles. The collection, valued by the former owner at several hundred thousand dollars, enhances educational reference and research facilities and accelerates the Institute’s program by two or more decades.
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Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute of
Williamstown
Duveen Brothers Art Gallery
Norton Simon Foundation of
Los Angeles
Peter Guille
Institute
Clark Art Institute
Duveen
New York Sells Road Bonds To Syndicate
New York State sold 72 million dollars in road bonds to a syndicate of 134 institutions led by Chase Manhattan Bank. The issue carries 3.05346 percent net interest and will be retired at 3.6 million annually through 1985. Announcement came from Albany via State Comptroller Arthur Levitt in New York City. This marks the first tax financed borrowing since February 1959 after Rockefeller dropped the pay as you go plan.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
New York City
Albany
Arthur Levitt
Gov Rockefeller
Troy Pollen Count Reported At 32
The State Health Department reports Troy pollen at 32 yesterday, hay fever day threshold set at 7. Nearby cities include Glens Falls 16 Plattsburgh 6 Saratoga Springs 10 and Schenectady 10.
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Troy
State Health Department
Glens Falls
Plattsburgh
Saratoga Springs
Schenectady
Albany theft probe links to multiple area burglaries
In Albany with a revolver still inside but cartridges removed, Kelly was detained by Rensselaer police after seizure of a Troy auto. Troy detectives allege Kelly may have been involved in other thefts across Troy, Menands and Albany.
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Albany
Kelly
Rensselaer
Troy Auto
Troy
Menands
Tragic Pleasantville Family Found Dead in Garage
Pleasantville police report Obed B. Ely a 45 year old mathematics teacher, his 37 year old wife Audrey, and their 8 year old son Craig were found dead in their home. Authorities say carbon monoxide poisoning in the garage appears to be intentional. Autopsies pending and notes left by the family were not disclosed.
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Pleasantville
UPI
Westchester County District Attorney's Office
Obed B. Ely
Craig
Audrey Ely
Dist. Atty
Leonard Rubenfeld
Ely
Pleasantville High School
Rubenfeld
Food service sales reach $27 billion in 1965
In New York and beyond about one tenth of retail spending goes to eateries. Industry analysts forecast food service sales will total $27 billion in 1965.
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New York
Governor proclaims United Nations Day in New York
Governor Rockefeller designated October 24 as United Nations Day across New York State and named G S Russell as state chairman for United Nations Day.
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Rockefeller
New York State
G. S. Eussell
Buffalo youth dies after collision with light standard
Thomas R. Pasternak, 18, of Buffalo died in Columbus Hospital about an hour after a car he rode in crashed into a steel light standard in front of the State University College at Buffalo. Driver Michael Wojcik, 20, of Buffalo, escaped serious injury.
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Buffalo
UPI
Thomas R. Pasternak
Columbus Hospital
State University College At Buffalo
Michael Wojcik
Civil War Hero Sokalski to be Reunited With Wife in Twin Rites
Lt. Col George O Sokalski first West Point graduate of Polish descent who died 1867 on the western frontier will be united with his wife Anna Blanche Sokalski in Old Mt Ida Cemetery and Oakwood Cemetery graveside services. A Sunday memorial stone unveiling will follow at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev Robert G Fields with several Polish organizations attending.
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George O. Sokalski
West Point
U.S
Old Mt. Ida
Anna Blanche Sokalski
Mechanicville
Oakwood
Col. Sokalski
Robert G. Fields
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Troy
D.C
Arkansas
Wyoming
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Ferry Street
Hill Street
Civic Theater
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Stierer
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John E. Grimmick
William J. Canavalley
George H. Proper Jr
Division of Fire Safety
State of New York
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Clark Institute
Guille
Duveen Brothers
N. Y
Pai
Grant Maid
Grant Crest
Smart Grant
THURS
FBI
Sale
Orson
GRANT
Sien
BIG Troy
St. & Broadway
William C. Spath
Main Ave
Spaths
U.N. Day
Hero
Shvessere
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