Waterford Village Traffic Ordinance Hearing Set
A public hearing in Waterford village hall discusses a proposed traffic ordinance designating streets as one way or through highways, setting a 30 mph limit, truck routes, no parking zones, and stop signs at major entrances. Pedestrian crossings at Third and Fourth Streets with Broad Street are included. vehicle impounding provisions exist.
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Waterford
Town Hall
Third
Fourth
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
State
Traffe Commission
St Anne's Bazaar Opens Tomorrow at Waterford Church
Waterford St Anne's Church Bazaar opens tomorrow at 6 pm on church grounds with games booths and a fireworks display. The event runs through Sunday with activities from 6:30 pm and a grand family supper Sunday at 3 pm. takeout available.
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Waterford
St. Anne’s
Warsaw
Poland
Cies
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Oder-Neisse
Leo, Roberts
Richard Bills Enters Le Moyne College Birthday Farewell
Richard Bills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bills of Waterford, celebrated at his home a combined birthday and farewell party. A 1967 Catholic Central graduate, he begins a biology major as a Le Moyne freshman in Syracuse with plans toward pre med. Many friends attended and gifts were given.
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Richard Bills
Lea Ave
Waterford
Richard
Catholic Central High School
LeMoyne College
Syracuse
Squad Auxiliary To Meet Today At 8 P M
The Waterford Rescue Squad auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. in the squad rooms with Mrs. Thelma Wafensteiner presiding as plans for the coming year are discussed. Troop 32 BSA sponsored by St Mary’s Church gathers at 7 p.m. for an outdoor meeting and welcomes new members.
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Waterford
Thelma Wafensteiner
BSA
St. Mary's Church
Noneconomic Issues May Slow Auto Talks At Ford Plant
AP reports UAW strike at Ford following a midnight contract expiry as noneconomic disputes loom. About 160,000 U.S. workers in 25 states face bargaining hurdles over subcontracting, skilled trades limits, and work flow when Ford, GM and Chrysler seek to curb outside labor and speed up plant changes amid new machinery.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
UAW
United Auto Workers Union
Half way Up the Tree staged in New York and London
New Peter Ustinov comedy planned for two productions in New York and London. Alexander H. Cohen presents will direct both. Anthony Quayle leads Broadway cast in November while Robert Morley headlines the West End January version.
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New York
London
Peter Ustinov
Alexander H. Cohen
Cohen
Ustinov
Lincoln Center
Broadway
Anthony Quayle
Robert Morley
Brazil's Barreira do Inferno Rocket Base Advances
The Barreira do Inferno site near Natal continues expanded launches to study the ionosphere and space. Brazil partners with NASA and German agencies to fire small rockets from five pads, aiming toward the magnetic equator to ease space observation and possible satellite missions.
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Barreira DO Inferno
Brazil
Nade
Red States
National Aeronautics
Space Administration
NASA
Deaver
Natal
Bar-1
al- Magellan Nebula
Mear
Reira Do Inferno
Hell's
Bar-hready
Milky Way
Rer
Barrefra Do Inferno
Atlantic
Bra
U.S
Priest-Father Groppi vows to press open housing push
Milwaukee confrontation deepens as Gov. Warren Knowles urges calm and constructive projects in the inner core. Father James E. Groppi, leader of the NAACP youth campaign, insists the open occupancy drive will continue even without a statewide law. Groppi cites education jobs housing and police as the fight's facets. Knowles calls for positive steps and a dialogue on inner city improvement.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Warren P. Knowles
James E. Groppi
Father Groppi
Knowles
UCLA Students Win Top Drama Awards in National Contest
In New York a pair of UCLA students won the top two prizes in the National Collegiate Playwriting Contest. Paul Morse earned first for Coming of Age, with Jerome Small as runner-up for The Day of the Plywood Parthenon. Short play winners included Roger Cornish, Patty Wade, and Brian Hilton.
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New York
University of California
Los Angeles
Paul Morse
Jerome Small
Samuel French
Roger Cornish
University of Minnesota
Patty Wade
University of Texas
Brian Hilton
San Francisco State College
Miniprice Bishop To Retire In London
AP reports a London cleaning shop offers miniskirts cleaned for two pence per inch, while Dr Alfred Edwin Norris will retire at midnight Sunday as Anglican archbishop of Wales. The piece also notes a poultry tip advising eggs stored yolk centered and big end up, in the original paper carton.
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London
Alfred Edwin Norris
Wales
Chicago
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Charlie
UCLA
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Les
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Tablefresh Bakery
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IGA Meat
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Reg
Tablebite Dairy
Sylvania
Dinty Moore
Eeruiasi
Raisins
Duncan Hines
Musical Front Page
Clifford Hayman
Vanila
Bayer Aspirin
Castile
Oxydol
General Mills
JET
Turenas
Maxwell House
North Greenbush
Foodliner
W. Greenbush RD
Troy
BIG Value
IGA Super Broad Street
John Guzek
Willow Street
Cohoes
Saratoga
Saratoga Street
Main Street
F. B. Peck Hose Co
Hose Co
E. L. Dufresne
Jeanette Lyons
Ernest Daigneavit
H. Demyan Pres
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