Intercepted Cuban migrants face weapons charges at Port Everglades
In Fort Lauderdale on a recent day thirty five Cubans aboard the motor vessel Harpoon were intercepted by federal and Broward deputies as they attempted to flee Port Everglades with bags of guns and ammunition. Police say the group intended to blow up a fire ammunitions cache and one man was injured. Thirty four detainees were taken to Broward County Jail while the FBI prepared charges as agents investigated a plan believed to back rebel forces in Cuba.
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State Court Dismisses Large Claim for $50,000
The State Court of Claims dismissed the $50,000 personal injury claim of Mrs. Pay D. Philo and the related property damage claim by her father Harold Chilson, arising from an Aug 29 accident on Route 4 near Whitehall. The court ruled the evidence failed to prove a defect of such nature that the state should have guarded against it, noting no prior accidents at the site and no improper design shown. The decision, by Judge Charles Lambiase, indicates the state did not breach construction or maintenance duties.
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Pay D. Philo
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Charles Lambiase
Schuylerville PTA Hears Year Plan and Fund Drive
Schuylerville Parent Teachers Association executive board met at the Junior Senior High School to discuss the year ahead and fundraising. The first meeting is October 2 at 7 30 PM in the elementary gym with Mrs William Burch presiding. Membership dues will be collected. social hour and refreshments follow. Planned activities include a Halloween parade and refreshments, Christmas toy project, used clothing sale, food sales, and a board party. Mrs Daniel Evans, program chair, presented a proposed program which was approved.
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Schuylerville Parent-Teachers' Association
William Burch
Nardelli
Donald Blair
Joseph Arsenault
Daniel Tvans
Nyogram
Canal Tonnage Shows Increase Amid Canal Section Boost
Erie canal section helped lift combined tonnage to 2,211 for the period ending Aug 29, announced by John W. Johnson. End-August totals still lag 1957 levels at 2,541,131 tons. Erie shipments totaled 4,178,894 tons down 23 percent. Champlain 696,077 down 2 percent. Oswego 425,722 up 23 percent.
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John W. Johnson
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Oswego
Freshman Creevey Joins Smith College Class in Northampton
Creevey daughter of Dr and Mrs Kennedy Oreway of Belle Avenue enters the Smith College fresh frat class in Northampton Massachusetts. She is a graduate of the Entman Willards School.
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Creevey
Kennedy Oreway
Belle Ave
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Entman Willards School
School PTA to Open Season This Evening
The School 18 PTA plans its first meeting of the new year with refreshments. Mrs Stephen Palmer county PLA group director will be guest speaker Mel Palmer. The business meeting follows the talk and begins at 7 30 p m.
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PLA
Mel
Palmer
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