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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1967

Page

8

Cuba and Soviet Union sign peaceful nuclear cooperation pact

Havana Radio reports Cuba and the Soviet Union signed an agreement to collaborate on peaceful atomic energy. Cuba’s economy seeks benefits while recent moves show cautious stance on broader nuclear weapon bans. Foster expects a nonproliferation pact ready for world signing by early next year as US and Russia work to finalize control clauses.

Cuba Ussr Miami Ila Soviet Union Havana Radio Foster Geneva UPI William C. Foster

Israel Bond Sales Hit Record High This Year

National Israel Bond sales from January to September reached a record 171 million dollars, the largest in 16 years, announced by Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz at the opening of a three day National Mobilization Conference for Israel Bonds.

Israel New York Israel Bond Organization Joseph J. Schwartz

Committees Appointed For Dinner At O'Brien Baker Post

Committees to arrange a dinner for past commanders and presidents of O'Brien Baker Post 27th Division Association and its auxiliary were named at a meeting. John D. Corolan chaired. Finance George M. Criscione. inner George H. Rogers. hall and seating Ruth Pandillo. decorations Charlotte Waterhouse. reservations Margaret Mulholland. reception William H. Iley and Kay Mulholland. Next committee meeting set for Oct 19 to announce guest speaker and toastmaster.

O'Brien- Baker Post 27Th Division Association John D. Corolan seFinance George M. Criscione George H. Rogers Ruth Pandillo Charlotte Waterhouse Margaret Mulholnd William

Square Dance Unit Announces Fall Schedule

The 1967 calendar for the Capital District Square and Round Dance Association lists classes at multiple venues. Lou donville leads Single Squares Mondays at 8 p.m. at American Legion Hall. Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at Schenendehowa Central School. Wednesdays 7 p.m. at Mohonasen High School Rotter dam. Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at Galway Central School with Highland Squares. plus an October 6 8 p.m. session at the Schenectady YWCA Electric City Twirlers.

Capital District Square Round Dance Association Troy Area American Legion Hall Loudonville Schenendehowa Central School PTA Mohonasen High School Rotterdam Chix Galway Central School Highland Squares Schenectady

Set Teacher Workshop For Monday

Approximately 400 teachers and administrators from the Sale Supervisory District of Rensselaer County and Hoosick Falls Central School will gather at Brittenhill Central School on Monday at 8 30 a.m. for the annual Teacher Workshop with the theme Motivation in All School Programs. Frank A. Chambrone and Mark Waltz will co chair. James A Fellows will open with Motivation Through Educational Television. Afternoon session features Harry E Maynard on Without Communications There Are No Motivations. Maynard is a 1940 Colgate alumnus and longtime Time Life executive.

Sale Supervisory District Rensselaer County Hoosick Falls Central School Brittenhill Central School Frank A. Chambrone Supervisory District Association Mark Waltz Hoosick Falls ‘Teacher Association Cochairman Donna Curtis Fellows Columbia High School East Greenbush Syracuse University National Association of Educational Broadcasters Brittonhill Harry E. Maynard International Society For General Somatics Maynard Time, Inc Life International New York U.S International Time Life International

Employment In State Drops From July Peak

Albany New York July employment fell 10000 from June’s all time high, totaling 7.88 million and still the second highest in state history. Non agricultural jobs reached 6.912 million for July, down from June’s peak but 149000 above July last year due to seasonal cuts in manufacturing and retail trade.

Albany N. Y UPI Commerce Ronald B. Peterson

Fashion Show Set By Troy Church Fashion Show Set By Troy Church

A card party and fashion show by the Women’s Association of Christ and St. Barnabas Episcopal Church will be held at the church at 9 30 p m Wednesday. Mrs William F Becker is chair man Proceeds go to the church fund Six models will show popular fall and winter apparel of the season Miss Betty Jane Austin Mrs Donald Gutbrodt Mrs Jane Carroll Miss Linda Feller Mrs Roland Tra then and Mrs Paul Deccher

Women's Association of Christ and St. Barnabas Episcopal Church William F. Becker Betty Jane Austin Donald Gutbrodt Jane Carroll Linda Feller Roland, Trathen Paul Deccher

Great Lakes Ship Sinks Near Nantucket

The North American, a Great Lakes passenger ship bought by the Seafarers' International Union for use as a floating classroom at Piney Point Maryland, sank about 250 miles southeast of Nantucket. Coast Guard reported.

Great Lakes Boston UPS Nantucket Coast Guard Seafarers’ International Union Union Piney Point

Speigletown Man Faces New Charge in Troy Court

William A. Sick Jr., 40, of 268 Speigletown Rd, was arraigned in Troy Police Court on a resisting arrest charge stemming from a June 18 incident in Lansingburgh. He was remanded to jail without bail and granted adjournment to obtain counsel.

Speigletown Rensselaer County Troy Lansingsburgh William A. Sick Jr Speigletown Rd Matthew M. Dunne Sick Asst James B. Canfield Ptl Howard Duby 4Th Ave Slek Siek Thomas J. O'Connor O'Connor Justice Dunne Mr. O'Connor Lansingburgh

Building Inspectors Hear Talk by Edward Ray

Edward Ray, industrial commissioner for the Capital District State Labor Department, told Eastern New York Chapter Building Officials Conference attendees to cooperate with state and local agencies by noting omissions and violations during construction. He emphasized fire exits and fire resistant materials for safety. Raymond J. Working of East Greenbush presided, with William R. Browne of The Record newspapers urging inspectors to uphold public relations and rights under law to foster a favorable image.

Edward Ray Capital District State Labor Department Eastern New York Building Officials Conference Crossroads Latham Bay Raymond J. Working East Greenbush William R. Browne the Record Browne

Troy Man Teaching In S. America

David Strock son of Patrolman Jesse A. Strock of 138 Fifth Ave teaches at Chilex School Chuquicamata Chile for the Chile Exploration Company He spent one year teaching in Miami Florida while in the Teachers Corps.

David Strock Patrol- Man Jesse A. Strock Fifth Ave Chilex School Chuquicamata Chile South America Chile Exploration Company Miami Fla Teachers Corps

Elks Plan Sept 30 Tribute to Dempsey in Troy

The Troy Elks Youth Activities Committee will honor 17 year old Catholic Central High School senior George Dempsey who swam Lake George last month at Lansingburgh Night. The event on Saturday Sept 30 starts at 8 pm with a steak dinner and dancing. Tickets are available from committee members.

Troy Elks George Dempsey Catholic Central High School Lake George Lansingburgh Theodore M. DeBonis Fane S.,h. Fane Co Troy Lansingburgh Boys Club

Hurricanes and rough seas lash Atlantic coast as storms churn

The Associated Press reports Hurricane Donia winds reach 90 mph 280 miles southeast of Atlantic City New Jersey while Hurricane Beulah nears 115 mph 85 miles north northeast of Swan Island west of Jamaica Gale warnings extend from Provincetown Massachusetts to the Virginia capes Chloe sits about 500 miles east of Bermuda with 110 mph winds not threatening land US rains spill ahead of a cold front from Wisconsin to Texas Tyler Texas logs 1.53 inches Waco 1.19 inches Madison Wisconsin 1.02 inches. calm elsewhere. temps drop from 31 in Ely Nevada to 100 in Palm Springs California.

Associated Press Atlantic New England Cape Hatteras N.C Donia Atlantic City N. J Beulah Swan Island Jamaica Provincetown Mass Virginia Capes Chloe Bermuda Weather Bureau United States Wisconsin Texas Tyler Tex Waco Madison Wis Ely Nev Craig Colo Reno Philip Miles City Mont Palm Springs Calif

Russians Show Advanced Mil Helicopter Designs

A British expert delegation led by John Stonehouse visited Moscow to view Mikhail Mil’s helicopter work. They were shown the M16 with a claimed 12 ton cargo-lift capacity. Stonehouse said the Russians are clearly ahead in helicopters and their newest models are well designed.

Moscow John Stonehouse Mikhail Mil Mil Stonehouse

Australia bans Last Picture Show for indecency

Canberra Australia AP reports the Australian Customs Department has prohibited the import of Larry McMurtry’s novel The Last Picture Show on grounds of indecency. The work centers on sex life in Texas and has drawn controversy.

Canberra Australia Larry McMurtry Australian Customs Department Texas

Jesuit to Speak at Saint Rose Lecture Series

Rev. Robert O. Johann 8.J. will discuss Christian Existentialism September 26 at the College of Saint Rose Albany in St. Joseph's Hall auditorium. The public series features speakers and concerts from October through April with free admission.

Robert O. Johann College of Saint Rose Albany St. Joseph’s Hall Madison Ave Daniel Nagrin Jean Houston James Farmer Mark Howard Lynn Blair Mary Daley Saint Rose Boston College Anna Marty New World Theater O'Neill Great God Brown

McCarthy Calls for Halting Viet War Bombing

Congressman Richard D. McCarthy after his two week South Vietnam visit urged stopping the strategic bombing of the North. He said the climate favors a new peace effort and noted regional states rethinking positions amid Sino influence.

Washington South Vietnam United States Richard D. McCarthy DN. V McCarthy Burma Cambodia China

Jet Makes Safe Emergency Landing

A United Airlines Boeing 727 flight from Atlanta diverted from La Guardia to Kennedy Airport after the captain suspected trouble. The crew dumped fuel and landed safely at Kennedy where emergency crews waited. 69 passengers and six crew were aboard.

New York United Airlines Atlanta LaGuardia Kennedy Airport Kennedy

Bloodmobile stops scheduled across several towns

Red Cross Northeastern New York blood program lists Sept 25 to 29 drives in Canajoharie West Coxsackie Chatham Saratoga Springs Colonie and Schenectady Each visit aims for 100 pints with locations and times including Canajoharie Youth Center 11 am to 5 pm West Coxsackie State Vocational Institute 8 am to 3 pm Chatham Center High School 1 to 7 pm Colonie Macy’s Bamboo Room Colonie Center 1 to 7 pm Saratoga Springs Masonic Temple 11 am to 5 pm Rotterdam Boys Club Curry Road 1:30 to 7:30 pm.

Red Cross Canajoharie West Coxsackie Chatham Saratoga Springs Colonie Schenectady New York State Vocational Institute Center High School Macy’s Bamboo Room Colonie Center Masonic 'Temple Science Tady Rotterdam Boys Club Curry Road

British woman's probation with convent sentence

A 20-year-old unemployed British girl and registered narcotics addict confessed to unlawful possession of heroin. She was placed on 12 months probation with a proviso requiring six months’ confinement in a Roman Catholic convent.

Convent London

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