Ford strike threatens 51 million loss across plants
A Ford walkout imperils about 1,000 jobs at two Raghes los Manhattan plants in Passaic New Jersey where transmission parts are made. Aluminum Company of America warned of immediate effects as Ford buys casting and trim. Steelworkers vow support, with a $67 million strike fund to cover about 18 weeks. UAW members to receive weekly benefits, dues rises at GM Chrysler AMC expected. Violence on picket lines reported near Edison plant. one incident deemed a hoax by Ford. Senator Proxmire urged against tax hikes amid warning of prolonged strike and economic harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragheslos-Manhattan
Passaic N. J
Ford
Aluminum Company of America
United Steelworkers of America
Pittsburgh
Steelworkers Executive Board
Transport Workers Union
Patternmakers League of North America
UAW
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
Edison
N. J
Doug Brown
Brown
Washington
William’ Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Hoosick Falls Farmer Hurt When Tractor Overturns
A 73 year old Hoosick Falls dairy farmer, George Leonard, was injured when his tractor overturned on Hill Road between Hoosick Falls and Hoosick. He was pinned for nearly three hours before being freed and taken to Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge in good condition. Police report he drove into a woodlot around 6:30 p.m. and authorities were alerted at about 9 p.m. Relatives grew concerned when he did not return home.
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Hoosick Falls
Mary McClellan
Cambridge
George Leonard
Hill Road
Hoosick
Leonard
Police Hunt Suspect In 3 Murders
Auburn police pursue Albert Seibold 21 alleged to have murdered three Sinclair girls Mary Lynn 9 Sarah Elizabeth 18 May 8 in a terror spree. He reportedly fled area. three survivors remained under guard as authorities traced the college student who recently left Auburn College before graduation.
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Auburn
Ala
UPS
New Orleans
New York
Albert Seibnid
Seibold
Mary Lynn Sinclair
Sarah Elizabeth Sinclair
May Duran
Sinclair
Cathey Sinclair
Cathey
Clogel
Faye
Juanita Sinclair
Auburn College
H. R. Seibold
Tulane University
CAP Sets Statewide Exercises In New York
The Civil Air Patrol will hold statewide drills today and tomorrow to test emergency response. Col. Jesse Strauss says over 5,000 volunteers and about 300 aircraft will join the exercise, evaluated by U S Air Force observers. Missions include medical supply and personnel transfer, road and bridge photography, aerial radiological and fixed monitoring, and traffic surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Civil Air Patrol
Jesse Strauss
CAP
Three area girls named to Keuka College Dean's List
Three Keuka College students earned Dean's List honors for the 1966-47 academic year as announced last night. They are Carol Hodecker of Rensselaer, Susan B. Smith of Delmar, and Mary Jeilen Bazan of Rensselaer, daughters of local residents.
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Keuka College
Keuka Park
Carol Hodecker
John R. Hodecker
Rensselaer
Susan B. Smith
Anthony A. Smith
Kenaware Ave
Delmar
Mary Jeilen Bazan
Ernest F. Bazan
Third Avenue Extension
Galway Man Charged In Assault
A Galway man John Gavaletz 22 was charged with second degree assault after a late Wednesday night incident in which Saratoga Springs resident Thomas Bowser 51 was wounded by a shotgun pellet. Bowser and another man were arrested at gunpoint near Route 147 in Galway. Gavaletz appeared before Town of Malta Justice of the Peace Morgan Bloodgood and is to appear in Galway on September 21. bail set at 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galway
Saratoga Springs
John Gavaletz
Ballston Spa
Saratoga Hospital
Saratoga County Sheriff's Department
Gavaletaz
Gavaletz
Malta
Bowser
Warm Weather Forecast For Troy Area Today
Partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures are forecast for the Troy area today. A high near 80 degrees is expected, with temperatures dropping to near 50 tonight as scattered showers move through tonight and tomorrow. Skies should clear tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Weather Bureau
Troy Pollen Count Highest In State
Troy recorded a pollen count of 43 yesterday, the state Health Department reported. Other counts included Albany 1, Guilderland 4, Glens Falls 3, and Massena 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
State Health Department
Albany
Guilderland
Glens Falls
Massena
Wynantskill Man Stricken At Work
John Syczyk a 50 year old Wynantskill resident and Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp employee in Watervliet died after being stricken at work. Coroner ruled death natural, survived by wife Rose Zotta son Martin and daughter Rosemary, two sisters and father. Funeral set from Mancini Funeral Home and St Jude's Church with burial at St Mary's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Syczyk
Willowsane
Wynantskill
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Watervliet
Samaritan Hospital
Rensselaer County
Anthony E. Matera
Mr. Syczyk
Troy
U.S.S. Belleau
Wood
Sullivan-Jones Post
American Legion
St. Jude's Church
Rose Zotta
Martin John Syczyk
Rosemary Syczyk
Marco Syczyk
William Parker
Eagle Bridge
Stephen Palka
The
Mancini
Fourth. St
St. Dude’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Papers Filed In Two Area Estates In Troy area probate filings
Two probate petitions were filed in Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court for the estates of recently deceased Troy area residents. Mary O McNamee of Center View Drive seeks estate real property valued at 18,000 and under 5,000 in personal property, with the entire estate willed to her. Catherine A Coffey of Brunswick died Aug 23 with 18,000 in real property and 33,000 in personal property, naming her son Thomas J Coffey of Clinton Avenue and St Josephs Catholic Church Greenwich as beneficiaries. The son will receive all household furniture and a life beneficiary trust, with the trust exceeding 5,000, and the remainder to the Greenwich church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
Rensselaer County
Mary 0. McNamee
Center View Dr
Thomas A. McNamee
McNamee
Catherine A. Coffey
Brunswick
Thomas J. Coffey
Clinton Ave
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Greenwich
A. Franklin Mahoney
Grenwich Church
Miss Idaho Miss Florida Share Miss America Honors
In Atlantic City Miss Florida a baton twirler and Miss Idaho shared top honors in the final Miss America preliminary. Dawn Cashwell won talent honors after a baton mishap, as 7,600 fans cheered in Convention Hall. Kristine Phillips of Rupert Idaho won the swimsuit title with a 36 22 36 figure.
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Atlantic City
Dawn Cashwell
Convention Hall
Kristine Phillips
Rupert
Idaho
United Nations asked to seat Red China on GA agenda
Red Romania and eight other nations urged the United Nations General Assembly to place the question of seating Red China on the agenda for its September 19 opening. The letter was signed by Romania Albania Algeria Cambodia Congo Brazzaville Cuba Guinea Mali and Syria.
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United Nations, N. Y
Red
Romania
China
United Nations
General Assembly
Albania
Alberja
Cambodia
Congo Brazzaville
Cuba
Guinea
Mali
Syria
Noted Psychiatrist Dies and Airline expands Route
Noted psychiatrist and Cameron family figure, born in Scotland, died after a long career in psychiatry and research. He led Albany research in memory and created an Albany laboratory. Altair Airlines announced a new non stop route linking Albany County Airport with Wilkes Barre Scranton area starting Monday Sept 18, with weekday flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Scotland
United States
Glasgow University
Baltimore
Zurich
Switzerland
Albany
Wilkes
Medi Jon
Philadelphia
Eal, College
Union Wilkes-Barre-Scranton
Pennsylvania
Albany County
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Altair Airlines
Schenectady
Troy
Eight Fined Total Of $55 In Court
Judge John W. Claydon in North Greenbush fined eight people a total of $55 for traffic infractions in court sessions last night and Wednesday. Fines ranged from $4 to $15 for offenses including crossing double yellow lines, red light violations, stop sign violations, inadequate reflectors, muffler defects, and speeding. Wallace E. Burns posted $10 bail on a separate charge and awaits trial September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Claydon
North Greenbush
Olga M. Kulchofski
Ramo St
Albany
Kenneth E. Barlow
Ballston
Edward Lives
Woodlawn Avenue
Rensselaer
Yvette Gregoire
Columbia St
Cohoes
Anthony L. Grande
Burdette Ave
John H. Dorr
Erie St
William R. Burrows
Oceanside
Thomas M. Travis
Stillwater
Wallace E. Burns
Mather Ave
Schenectady
Claydon
Wynantskill
4 H To Hold Hunter Safety Course
The Rensselaer County 4 H Division announces a seven session hunter safety course led by Willard G. Ives with Charles Graveston as assistants. Sessions begin 7 30 pm Tuesday at Tamarac High School with practice shooting on Oct 21. course is free for youths over 14 and adults. All hunters must complete this training or an equivalent to obtain a license.
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Hunter Safety
Rensselaer County Cooperative Extension
Elwood H. Hacker
Tamarac High School
Willard G. Ives
Haynerville
Charles
Graveston
RD 3
Troy
Ives
Two Killed As Concrete Frame Strikes Auto
CENTREVILLE Maryland. A concrete window frame fell from a tractor trailer striking a car. Charles R. Perry 59 Swarthmore Pa president Ridley Township School Board and Kathryn Lynam 76 mother in law died. Mrs Perry and daughter Sarah 26 suffered cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
UPI
Pennsylvania
Charles R. Perry
Swarthmore
Ridley Township
Kathryn Lynam
Perry
Sarah
Soldier Held For Attending Nazi Funeral
Augusta AP report says Army private James G. DeWitt 19, member of the White Nationalist Socialist party, was returned to Ft Gordon to await trial for participating in a demonstration during the abortive Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell funeral. The Army denied his emergency leave to attend the funeral. He faces charges under the military code prohibiting demonstrations in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
George Lincoln Rockwell
Ft. Gordon
James G. DeWitt
Socialist Party
DeWitt
600000 Pupils Await Citywide Teacher Strike
Superintendent Bernard Donovan urged teachers to accept a $125 million contract offer on WNYE TV while 55 000 teachers faced a rejected deal. Mayor Lindsay warned of court action to block a strike as 1.1 million pupils faced potential school shutdowns and chaos.
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Lindsay
Bernard E. Donovan
Board of Education
Wnye-Tv
Albert Shanker
Donovan
UFT
Baltimore Union
New Books Arrive at Troy Public Library Display
Troy Public Library has received twenty one new books to be shown for a week before cataloging. Non fiction titles include Open Heart by Amo soff, Effective Executive by Drucker, Murder on the Highway by Hoffman, Greek Realities by Hooper, and more. Fiction picks include Miraclejack by Baldwin, Night of Clear Choice by Cunning ham, Against Entropy by Frayn, Night Falls on the City by Gainham, and Lord of the Mountain by Macken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Patrick Moore
Vardine Moore
Najseh Najafi
Kenneth Rexroth
F. E. Smith
M. M. Williams
Michael Baldwin
Sally
E. V. Cunningham
Doris (Miles) Disney
Entropy
Michael Frayn
Sarah Gainham
Walter Macken
Rhucarb
H. A. Smith
Holte Resigns as Ambassador to Egypt
The Texas White House announced the resignation of Richard H. Nolte as ambassador to Egypt effective Sept. 3. Nolte returns to his post as director of the Institute of Current World Affairs after a brief diplomatic career shortened by the Arab-Israeli war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Texas White House
Richard H. Nolte
Egypt
Nolte
Institute of Current World Affairs
George Christian
Johnson
United Arab Republic
Averill Park Man Injured In Crash
Edward A. Nelson, 50, of Averill Park, was treated at Albany V A Hospital for minor injuries after a one vehicle crash on Route 154 four and a half miles east of Poestenkill. Deputy sheriffs say Nelson was driving east in a pickup when it left the road and struck a tree. he was taken to the hospital by the Poestenkill Rescue Squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Nelson
Averill Park
Albany Veterans Administration Hospital
Poestenkill
Ronald L. Hasbrouck
Joseph J. Piscitella
Nelson
Miss Kelly Dies Retired Principal at 76
Mary Leontine Kelly 76 of 2253 15th St formerly of Troy was a longtime Troy public school teacher and School 17 principal who retired in 1958. She died yesterday at Manchester convalescent home after a long illness. Funeral services set for 8:30 a.m. Monday from John F. Tierney Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at St James Church Manchester with Solemn Requiem Mass. Interment in St James Cemetery Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leontine Kelly
15Th St
Manchester
Iown
Troy
Miss Kelly
Catholic Woman's Service League of
New York State Democratic Committeewoman's League
Troy Woman's Club
Camp Head Challenges Kennedy in Sharp Exchange
In SOCUS New York a migr ant labor camp operator clashed with Senator Robert F. Kennedy after accusing Kennedy and Senator Javits of trespassing on his property. Kennedy called the camp's conditions deplorable during the visit ahead of a Senate subcommittee hearing in Rochester on migratory labor.
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SOCUS
N. Y
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Kennedy
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Senate
Rochester
Jay DeBadts
Construction Contracts Dip in Troy Area Says Dodge Co
F. W. Dodge Co reported July contracts show a 32 percent drop in total building activity across Rensselaer Albany and Schenectady counties. Nonresidential work falls to 5.36 million from 8.66 million while residential slips to 2.48 million from 2.79 million. Overall area construction down 38 percent for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Dodge Co
McGraw- Hill, Inc
Troy
Rensselaer
Albany
Schenectady
Travia’s Departure Sparks Fight Over Con Con Leadership
Weeks remain before the Sept. 26 deadline as Travia’s looming exit prompts a push by Republicans to revisit the free higher education proposal and state welfare cost issues. Possible successors include Assemblyman Stanley Steingut and Moses Weinstein with high level talks underway to align Johnson’s appointment with a new Assembly Speaker choice.
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Travia
Trayia
Steingut
Weinstein
Sen. Kennedy
Brooklyn
Assembly
Burns
Johnson
Convention
In Space Biosatellite 2 Carries Insects and Plants
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Despite one bug too many the strange passengers on NASA Biosatellite 2 multiplied grew and feasted in orbit The mission tests how space weightlessness and radiation affect biological processes The 13 experiments involving insects plants and bacteria aim to predict hazards for long space trips The spacecraft will orbit about 200 miles for nearly three days before retro rocket fires and the payload is recovered over the Pacific near Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Biosatellite 2
Delta
Mars
Earth
Air Force
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Kennedy retorts as DeBadts mocks dogooders on tour
Kennedy replies to DeBadts harshly and jokes with bystanders. DeBadts says he wants progress and cites camping. Kennedy later tells reporters that proper education for children is fundamental and that poor conditions may violate moral laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
DeBadts
Captain Credited With MIG Kills
The U S Air Force says Captain Max C Brestel of Chappell Nebraska is the first flier credited with shooting down two Communist MIGs in one day over North Vietnam. Lt David B Waldrop of Nash New York also reportedly downed two MIGs, a notable feat for a single mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPS
U. S. Air Force
Max C. Brestel
Chappell
Neb
North Vietnam
Air Force
Highland Mills
N. Y
David B. Waldrop
Nash
UPE
Zionville
Waldrop
Albany
UPI
New York City
James T
Young
Rochester
United States
Israel
Trustees
Monroe
Unity College
Rocke
Feller
Obituaries for Millington Peabody and Williams in Troy area
Harold Millington 70 of 10 June St died yesterday at Albany VA Hospital after a brief illness. He was WWI veteran and a machinist for Poor & Co. for 85 years prior to retirement. Survived by two nephews Richard and Robert Millington and niece Mrs Raymond Smith. Funeral Monday 10 am from John H Lodge Funeral Home Troy. Interment Elmwood Hill Cemetery. Hi Prescott Peabody 82 lifelong Troy resident and shipper for Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co died yesterday at Cossaguna Lake. Survived by wife Fliza Collier a son Irving C Peabody and daughter Mrs Walter Vatderpool plus five grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Private funeral Monday 11 am Bryce Funeral Home. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Miss Alberta Williams died Monday at Samaritan I Hospital. Funeral yesterday at Bethel Baptist Church. Interment Montgomery, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Millington
Poor & Co
Albany Veterans Administration Hospital
Millington
Richard
Robert Millington
Troy
Raymond Smith
Averill Park
John H. Lodge
Fifth Ave
George Borthwick
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Hi. Prescott Peabody
Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co
Cossaguna Lake
Peabody
Apollo Lodge
F&am
Levings Methodist Church
Green Island
Fliza Collier
Irving C. Peabody
Scotia
Walter Vatderpool
Hampton Beach
N. E
Miss Williams
Alberta Williams
Samaritan I Hospital
Bethel, Baptist Church
Allen A. Stanley
Montgomery
Ala
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U.N
James
International Psychiatric Organization
Unitiea Psychiatric Association
Tristram C. Colaosket, Jr
Altair
Lake Placid
Scranon Mt. Whitney Road
ton-Wilkes-Barre
Philadel- Loudonville
Schuyler Road
Phia
CAB
FAA
Holte
Camp Head
Capitol
John J. Burns
H. Prescott Peabody
John J. Sanvidge
V.A
U. S
Patriotic Organization
U. S. Government
John
Sanvidge
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