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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1967

Page

6

Applicants for School Custodian Jobs Scarce in Troy

Gerald J. Minchan, chairman of the Troy Municipal Civil Service Commission, says several custodian vacancies exist with few applicants. Applications are due by Wednesday for the October 2 examination. Salary ranges from 3400 to 4600 dollars. For details contact the civil service office on State Street, third floor, Central Police HQ, open 9 am to 4 pm weekdays.

Troy Gerald J. Minchan Troy Municipal Civil Service Commission Central Police State Streets

Rockefeller Attacks Medicaid Proposals in Senate Fight

Gov. Rockefeller denounces Senate plans to limit federal Medicaid aid. He warns that 10 percent of New York residents on Medicaid could lose benefits and state aid could fall by 29 million the first year, rising to 50 million by year three. He cites discrimination against children and risk of family desertion from employment conditions.

Albany N.Y Rockefeller U.S. Senate U.S Russell Long D-La Senate Finance Committee New York State

Law Sets Fine For Theater Smoking In Johannesburg

Johannesburg area lawmakers propose a city ordinance setting maximum penalties of six months in jail or a 140 dollar fine for smoking in movie theaters. Introduced by Alfred Widman, non smoking chairman of the City Council health committee, it aims to curb smoking and improve theater atmosphere for nonsmokers.

Johannesburg South Africa Alfred Widman

Train derailment disrupts B and M line in Chicopee

Ten B and M freight cars derailed Sunday in the Willimansei section, tearing up about 150 feet of track. No injuries were reported. A tanker car carried propane gas. Charles Rogers of Springfield Gas Co. inspected and declared it sound.

Chicopee Mass Boston and Maine Railroad Willimansei Charles Rogers Springfield Gas Co

Bandit slips away after holdup in Chicago

CHICAGO AP: The same man who robbed Melin Cleaners three weeks earlier struck again. Mildred Seekamp, 60, told police the robber demanded $28, forced her to remove her skirt, and urged her not to pursue him as he fled. She said he claimed no harm was intended.

Chicago Melin Cleaners Mildred Seekamp

Rockefeller skips Reagan governors conference in New York

New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller refused to attend a Republican governors’ conference called by California Governor Ronald Reagan. He cited fear the gathering could have presidential implications and noted only he and Michigan Governor George Romney had accepted among invited governors. Rockefeller will send staffers instead to avoid any misunderstanding about candidacy.

New York Nelson A. Rockefeller California Ronald Reagan Rockefeller Reagan Michigan George Romney

Master Loses Dog Home Drowns in Goose Lake

Jefferson Iowa AP report says Stan ley Soder 25 drowned after leaving his dog at home on a Goose Lake hunting trip. A barking dog that once saved him failed to sound an alarm this time. The dog later earned a national honor as a canine life saver.

Jefferson, Iowa Stanley Soder Goose Lake Soder

Canton in Chaos as Fighting Rages in Chinese City

United Press International reports tanks patrolled Canton streets while rebels threaten to bloodwash the city. Loyalist factions mobilize up to 400000 civilians to defend key intersections. the army's stance remains unclear. Mao Zedong appeals for calm as clashes intensify during the cultural revolution.

Hong Konk UPI Canton Red Army China Communist Party Mao ‘T'se-tung Mao Peking Radio Peking

McNamara reassures Britain over U S defense orders

Defense Secretary McNamara reassured British officials that U S congressional pressure will not force cancelation of defense obligations to Britain. He invited Britain to bid on nine minesweepers for the U S Navy and reaffirmed honoring a 1977 target of 325 million dollars in defense orders under a buy American waiver. He responded to Denis Healey amid dismay over a ban on foreign warship orders in the 1968 defense budget.

London Robert S. McNamara U.S Britain Denis Healey McNamara U.S. Navy Healey America

Morey Sr. dies. longtime Schenectady Armory chief

Francis W. Morey Jr., 66, of 984 Francis Ave Schenectady, sergeant major WWII veteran and national 27th Division Association officer, died suddenly at home. Retired four years as Armory superintendent after 30 years’ service. Survived by wife Agnes A. Piotrowski and two daughters. Funeral tomorrow at Feeley Funeral Home at 8 then St Thomas Church at 9. Burial at St Adelbert's Cemetery.

Francis W. Morey Jr Francis Ave Schenec Tady 105Th Infantry 27Th Division Association Schenectady Waterford Morey O'Brien-Baker Post Apple Knockers Post VFW Agnes. A. Piotrowski Richard Killeen West Islip Martin Grivjack Miami Feeley Funeral Home St. Thomas’ Church St. Adelbert's Cemetery

Bridge Hands By Jacoby

East AJ85 109832, South 7AK987 085. mAKQ. West opens with lead club three. Auction: West 24 Pass 2NT Pass 3NT Pass 4h Pass Pass Pass. North–South vul. Contract and declared play follow in sequence.

Bridge in the Menagerie playful hand analysis by Mollo

In a humorous review from Victor Mollo’s book Bridge in the Menagerie the Rueful Rabbit and Hideous Hog are contrasted as a bungling novice and pompous expert. A defensive diamond sequence leads the rabbit to a surprising misplay and a down one contract as the gambit ends in comic self deception.

Victor Mollo England West Declarer

Cohoes Plans Repaving Of Four Streets In Near Term

Public Works Commissioner Arthur DeFruscio announced repaving of Dartmouth Harvard Streets and Beacon Berkshire Avenues will begin soon. Lansing Street and parts of Schuyler Street have just been completed with standard 21 ½ inch base and 1 4 to 2 1/2 inch blacktop. A 300 foot sewer main on Saratoga Street will be renewed to stop basins from overflowing. Saratoga Street from the city line to Spring Street is slated for renewal later. If two way traffic cannot be kept, traffic will be rerouted toward Green Island.

Dartmouth Harvard Beacon Berkshire Avenues Arthur W. DeFruscio Public Works DeFruscio Lansing Street Schuyler Street de Fruscio Saratoga Street Spring Street Green Island

Annual Silver Tea Scheduled By Mothers

The Mothers Club of St Marie’s School in Cohoes will honor current and past members at its annual silver tea tomorrow. A 7:30 p.m. Mass at St Marie’s Church precedes a business meeting and tea led by Mrs Michael Smith. Cochairmen are Mrs Walter Gratton and Mrs Robert Sweeney presiding over the meeting with Rev George T Quinlivan and Rev Robert Cote among guests. New officers include Mrs Sweeney as president and other officers.

Mothers Club of St. Marie's School Cohoes St. Marie’s Church Michael Smith Cochairman Walter Gratton Robert Sweeney George T. Quinlivan Rey Robert Cote

Van Buskirk Challenges Marra to Man to Man Debate

Paul G. Van Buskirk Citizens Party chairman says he will be at the Common Council chambers at 8 p.m. tomorrow to debate John J. Marra Democratic mayoral candidate. He demands a face to face clash and invites Marra to bring anyone he wants.

Paul G. van Buskirk Citizens Party John J. Marra Common Council Marra van Buskirk

Holdup Case Mistrial Declared

A mistrial was declared in the Troy armed holdup case against Arthur Berrigan and Daniel Malcolm. Both defendants remain free on bail of 5,000 each as prosecutors plan to call more witnesses. Separate case: Donald Pieper, 18, moved to youthful offender status. he faces first and second degree robbery indictments stemming from a September r New York incident.

Troy Averill Park Rensselaer Arthur Berrigan 6Th Ave Daniel Malcolm RD 2 George Moore Moore's Congress St Donald J. Shanley Berrigan Thomas J. O'Connor Donald J. Pieper Upper Ford Ave Chambers Pieper Joseph F. Daly RPI Congress Ferry Streets Broadway Seventh Avenue Asst. Dist Elliott F.marinstein

City Manager Criticizes Departmental Purchasing

Troy City Manager Sidney C. Smith condemns procurement practices and imposes a four point procedure requiring requisitions to go to the Purchasing Agent, vendor and price determination, return of a purchase order copy, and auditor confirmation of funds. He warns no payment will be made if rules are ignored.

Sidney C. Smith Troy Smith

DAR To Visit Chapter In Connecticut During Constitution Week

Members of Philip Schuyler Chapter DAR observe Constitution Week with a trip to Litchfield Connecticut to visit the Litchfield Historical Society. The society houses Indian relics and the town's Congregational Church of the Green built in 1829. The area is tied to the first American law school founded by Supreme Court Justice Tapping Reeve in 1782. The note mentions unpaid city bills and city purchasing agent Curley needing help from staff.

Philip Schuyler Dar Litchfield Conn Litchfield Historical Society

PWP Chapter to Hear Mr Cholakis on Divorce Law Changes

The Parents Without Partners chapter will host speaker Mr Cholakis at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Standard Furniture Hospitality House River Street. Cholakis a former Rensselaer County assistant district attorney and GOP candidate, will discuss recent changes in New York State Divorce Law. He is a Troy Public Schools, Siena College, Albany Law School alum and Korean War veteran. The event follows a dance at the Navy Petty Officers Club and a family bowling party at Troy Bowl.

Con G. Cholakis Rensselaer County Parents Without Partners, Inc Standard Furniture Hospitality River Street Marian Armao Cholakis New York GOP County Heart Association Wynantskill Kiwanis U.S. Marine Corps Navy Petty Officers Club Jackson Second Streets Troy Bowl Armao

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