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Obtains Subpoena Ordering CIA to Produce Photo of Oswald Addresses Garden Club Facilities Seeks Election As Supervisor Ask Voting Resolution Describes Role of State DP TO MEET GOVERNORS WASHINGTON (AP) The White House said Wednesday President Johnson hopes to attend a meeting of New England governors next Monday at Windsor Locks, Conn. JFor Parking Garrison Says Shot 'Suppressed' NKW ORLEANS (AP) Discussed By ERMINE SHERMAN The many activities of the New York State Department of Public Works, particularly those relating to highway beautifica- facilities and are adding new ones, at the rate of about a dozen a year. Many of these areas overlook vistas. Anti-litter efforts have been expanded by distributing hundreds of thousands of automobile litter bags, said the speak ler, Barnett Fowler, Albany Times-Union columnist, Publisher Arthur Knight, Mayor Robert Caldwell of Lake George, chairman of Warren County Supervisors Earl Bump, Supervisors Charles Hawley of Lake George and Spencer LaFlure of Chester- -ALBANY (AP) The State Constitutional Convention was asked Wednesday to approve a resolution that wonld require New York City to ask voters every ten years whether they want revision of the New York City Charter. tion, were divulged in capsule form yesterday at the annual Dist.

Atty. Jim Garrison obtained a subpoena Wed FINE FURS FUR STORAGE FUR REMODELING Bassock's Furriers since 1912 er, it costs me state oeiween 2 and 3 million dollars a year Downtown parking facilities for business and industrial employes, as well as customers and visitors, was discussed again at a meeting of the Glens Falls Planning Board last night in City Hall with Douglass Crockwell, chairman, presid town, Leslie Hayes, clerk of the spring meeting of the Lake George Community Garden Club by the department's head, J. Burch McMorran, whose pride shone through his modesty jwhen he recalled his department receiving the coveted 1966 Parade Scenic Highway Award nesday directing the Central Intelligence Agency to produce what he claims is a long suppressed photograph' of Lee Harvey Oswald. Will Not Testify Ot county board of supervisors, and Norman Ferguson, building in-j spector for the Town of Queensbury. Gifts from the garden club and from Hudson Barton of North River were presented to Mr.

McMorran by Mrs. John Mannix. to pick up trash on the highways, Mr. McMorran stated. Despite the best efforts of the state Public Works Department, Mr.

McMorran said that much remains to be done. "New York State's highway needs over the next five, years total nearly $4 billion. Needs for mass CONTRACT EXTENDED PEARL RIVER (AP)-Nego-tiations for the Lederle a division of American Cyanamid and for the AFL-CIO International Chemical Workers Union agreed Wednesday to extend their contract until May 19. ing. The matter has been the subject of repeated discussions and investigations by thet Board over Tho affair trtfilr nlor' Fathieni Northwoy Plozo at the Holiday Inn in a transportation and airport faci George and was presided over by the club president, Mrs.

Hamilton Traver. Anticipating the interest in the lities boost the total five-year transportation outlook to $6.4 billion. To augment federal aid land monies from other sources, Rockefeller has proposed 'and the Legislature has approv ed a $2.5 billion transportation AdironaacK iNonnway, ivir. jvic-Morran stated that the next section should be opened by the middle of June, and the last wind-up in late July or early August. "New York State is not a Johnny-Come-Lately in the business of highway beautifica- GERALD SOLOMON Gerald Solomon of 23 North Town of Queensbury, has announced he is a candidate for ibona issue." NORTHWAY PLAZA OPEN NIGHTS 'TIL 9 P.M.

Soturday 'til 6 In ending, Mr. McMorran Surged those present to carefully consider the bond issue's importance to the future growth the office of supervisor and will run against incumbent John O. 'of the state and the welfare of Webster in the coming Novem its people when final approval jtion," Mr. McMorran disclosed. "More than five decades ago, the Empire State pioneer-ed in the development of park-Iways, which, as a system, are the most attractive of our high ber election.

must be given by the voters the past few years in an effort to cooe with the problem of oroviding adequate parking spaces for those employed downtown during the day, at the same time assuring sufficient room for shoppers and visitors. The discussion was promoted by a letter from Lyman Bee-man vice president of Finch, Pruyn and deploring the long-time downtown parking problem and urging its prompt solution. He suggested that as more parking lots are acquired downtown, the equally sticky problem of traffic congestion might well be solved by elimination of parking along Glen, Warren, Elm and Maple Sts. The Board took no action on the letter but agreed that some methods must be found to solve both the parking and congestion problems soon, especially in light of the several Urban renewal projects, the many new businesses and enterprises slated for the downtown. The Board spent considerable time in executive session following the meeting reviewing the proposed new zoning ordinance for the city.

A Democrat, and recently en at the next general election in dorsed by the Queensbury Democratic Committee, Mr. Solomon November. Contest Conducted In keeping with the theme of the luncheon meeting, "Civic Beautification," a poster contest is making his first venture into ways. We have been working at highway beautification ever since," he said. "We have dev m.

t-'-iv politics. eloped and refined practices Mr. Solomon directs the M. 'was conducted in the area, main and principles which have be Issuance of the subpoena for CIA Director Richard Helms as the Justice Department refused to allow an FBI agent to testify before the Orleans Parish grand jury concerning his role in the investigation that followed the assassina- tion of President John F. Kennedy.

Garrison, who had subpoenaed FBI agent Regis Kennedy for questioning by the grand jury, said the objection by Atty. "Gen. Ramsey Clark would not stop his probe. "There's no way. in the world they can stop it," Garrison told newsmen.

"All they can do is slow it down." Garrison obtained a court order for a subpoena asking Helms td produce a "true photograph" of Oswald and a burly Cuban which Garrison says was taken by CIA agents in front of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City in November 1963, shortly before the assassination. Oswald was identified by the Warren Commission as the lone assassin of Kennedy. Garrison' claims his investigation will prove the assassination resulted from a New Orleans-based con- spiracy. Says Suppressed The photograph Garrison wants is one he contends was suppressed when the Warren Commission requested a picture of Oswald and his Cuban companion. Garrison said the CIA produced "a fake photograph" because "one or both of those men was employed by an agency of the federal government." Solomon operation in the Glens ly in the Lake George and Bol- come models for other jurisdic ft Falls area, is a principal in An ton schools under the direction tions.

chor Realty, 80 Bay Glens Falls, and is vice president and secretary of Associates of Glens Falls, an insurance agency. He attended Siena College and (i of the poster committee chairman, Airs. Hammond Robertson. First prize winner in the 4th to 6th grade class was Keith Zoll of Bolton with second place going to Beth Robertson of Lake George. Winners for the first St.

Lawrence University, served In selecting alignments for new highways, Mr. McMorran stated that the engineers keep a sharp eye peeled for the pleasing vista, the remarkable landscape, so that the natural beauty can be retained and possible enhanced. The Adirondack Northway was mentioned by the speaker as a prime example of iff II with the Mannes during the Korean War, and is a member of Glens Falls Post, 233, American Legion; Memorial' 2, Marine Corps League; Senate Lodge, 456, and AM; this devotion. "Engineers walked and re-walked the general Glens Falls Chapter, 55, RAM; Unit Works corridor until they were satisfied they had selected the exact Calvary Commandery, 69, through third grades were Connie Kilmartin, Lake George, first place, and Alexis Gillman of Bolton, second. The posters were displayed at the affair.

One of the honored guests at the event was the state president, Mrs. Gerson T. Hirsch of New York, who spoke briefly stating that "civic beautification is one of our most important1 projects." Also seated at the head table were Mrs. Roswell Knights Templar; Joseph War ren Council, 81, and SM; Oriental Temple, AA0NMS; the Glens Falls Shrine Club, of ir which he is second vice com mander. C.

Parker, director of the new He is president of Uptown Merchants Association, a divi Very Specially Priced for Mother's Day, Sunday On Budget A budget for the 1967-68 program of the Glens Falls Anti-Coronary Assoc. Inc. was prepared at the annual meeting of the board of directors last evening at the Queensbury Inn with Robert Drummond, chairman, presiding. The budget will be presented to the Community Chest, whiqh underwrites a large share of the association's operating expense. sion of the Glens Falls Chamber alignment to provide the best combination of safety, beauty and utility." Will, Be Beautiful "The uncompleted sections of the Northway will be strikingly beautiful," said Mr.

McMorran, as will sections of the Route 17 Expressway under construction in Sullivan and Delaware Counties, and the St. Lawrence River Scenic Highway. He stated he cited these examples to illustrate his department's dedication to the principle that highways need not, and must not, be incompati of Commerce, and vice presi 1 That fake photograph is now dent of the Queensbury Plaza immortalized in the Warren Association. He is also a mem Commission report as 'Photo ber of the board of directors of 11th District of New York State Federated Garden Clubs, Mrs. L.

C. Morton, secretary, and Mrs. McMorran. Mrs. Traver also introduced Mrs.

Arthur Knight who served as chairman of arrangements. Among those present were several prominent men, includ- Present were several prominent men, including former State Senator Nathan Prol- the Greater Glens Falls Cham ber of Commerce and has work graph of an Unidentified Man'," Garrison said. U.S. Atty. Louis 0.

Lacour asked Criminal Dist. Court ed towards the establishment of the Queensbury Business Dis Judge Bernard J. Bagert to It was decided there would be no formal summer program this ble with the areas through which they pass. Steps are being taken to improve the beauty of the road quash the subpoena for FBI agent Kennedy. "Traditionally, FBI agents do hot testify before state grand year and each member would endeavor to bring a prospective Sheffield Pendants 'ul a dull moment.

Just 5 of the many reasons (tT iC why she'll never have a dull! I wV moment when she's wear- each Ing a Sheffield. Select from an exciting variety of golden, silvertone and enamel pendants Bach an accurate timepiece and an ideal fashion accessory. member at the time of tall registration. An increase in member juries with respect to informa tion or material gained by them sides in other directipns, the speaker revealed. Less than two weeks, ago, he said, Rockefeller signed a bill direct-1 ing the Public Works Depart-' ment head to implement a program for the effective control in the performance of their official duties the motion ship could mean an additional night for participation by those who cannot now meet on Monday evenings, it was said.

trict. Mr. Solomon has been active in civic affairs, having been instrumental in the forming of the local chapter of the Queensbury Jaycees and served as one of their first directors and vice president. He was chairman of the Queensbury Bus Committee which subsequently saw local bus service come to the town of Queensbury. He has worked for the American Cancer Society, the Lake George Opera Festival, Glens Falls Community Some discussion followed on of junk-yards and scrap metal: to quash said.

The motion said Kennedy had been ordered by Atty. Gen. Clark not to testify. Judge Bagert ordered a hearing next Tuesday on the government's motion. FOR THE CORRECT TIME TEMPERATURE DIAL 793-4111 24 HOURS A DAY CLENS FALLS NATIONAL BANK and TRUST CO.

Mtmb.rt F.D.I.C. processing facilities along In the possibility of emphasizing the general physical fitness aspect of the formal program, rathqr than the term "anti- terstate and primary highways. We are moving vigorously in continuing the construction Chest, American Red Cross, the of safety parking areas," coronary, it was said that this might make the classes more appealing to a greater number of area residents. Our gift to You McMorran continued. As of now, he stated, we have 235 such YMCA Building Fund and the Crandall Library.

Mr. Solomon is a member of ML Dr. Irving R. Juster mention Pile-Driver Cuts Power Lines BUFFALO, (AP) A pile-driver slashed through a cluster of underground electric lines carrying 103,300 volts Wednes ed several items of interest to the association, including two the special events advisory board of the Glens Falls Adirondack area Muscular Dystrophy Chapter, Glens Falls Kiwanis or three additional activities MM which will be available for the first time next fall. More infor Club, Glens Falls Country Club, and the First Presbyterian mation on these and other activ day, cutting off power to 11,200 electric-users including scores ities will be announced this summer, he said.

Church of Glens Falls, for which he serves on the usher committee. He also serves as assistant Cubmaster, Cub Pack 10, Ken of major downtown businesses. The shutoff delayed printing of several editions of The Buf Other directors attending were Eugene Bartholomew, Willard Camp, Richard Putney, James Martin and William Montgom sington Road School. Mr. Solomon and his wife, the exotic Balenciaga French Perfume yours former Freda Parker of Pitts ery.

falo Evening News, knocked out locks in the Black Rock Canal, halted operation of a bridge across Buffalo River and curtailed production at some flour-milling plants. The annual meeting of the burgh, have five children with every box of for Mother corporation will be held on the fourth Monday in September, it Local BPW Club was announced. Electricity was also cut off at the Gen. Donovan State Office! Will Hftt TJ.iiWinn ff: k.iiM IT HI 11UOI Post Office Plans To State Officer JLJtfUUill CI IK1 V1UV.C UUUU inps. The Niagara Mohawk Power, To Hire 21,324 which owns the lines, re The Glens Falls Business and vjjciio rails ijusincss ciiiu sumed service 11,200 customers rs to most Of th i within Professional Women's Club will; WASHINGTON (AP)- Tl the first vice president of Post office Department a i'he New ork State Federa-: AnocZ if hours The pile-driver had been slam u.au for Mother ing steel shafts 15 feet deep Jstart hiring, this Saturday, the ground near the Niagara-0' rtV' nat a summer employes.

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Robert Fort Edward, ri The hospital said wha appeared shcpard 5 Jackson Av Vide, Ea: I Glens Falls. at 1:06 a turned out to be a shadow on the Births East eported at the hospi X-ray picture. tal Tuesday included: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert 3 prs.

for Dr. Dyre Trolle said the woman, who wished to remain anonymous, had been treated last October with a hormone product to combat a disorder AID FOR RENTERS WASHINGTON (AP)-A bill to give those who rent their homes an income-tax deduction of seven per cent of their annual rent payments was intro OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 Saturday 'til 6 4.05 to 4.95 Thornton, 32 Cooper at 11:35 p.m. Births reported at the hospital Monday included: A son to Mr. and Mrs. John Wemmitt, 8 Eighth Hudson Falls, at 6 a.m.

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