Poughkeepsie Journal from Poughkeepsie, New York • Page 9

Wi Sun or, December 15, 1968 jeurnoi9 Thefts Total 60 Per Cent Of November Town Crimes Thieves accounted for mnr. than CO Per( cent of the crime reported In the Town of Pough keepsie in November; according to Police Chief Charles Schade's monthly report General larcenies, which include such crimes as pocket book snatches and thefts from parked cars, numbered more than any other type of crime 18. Burglaries, worthless check cases, and shoplifting arrests totaled five each. There was one auto theft case during the month and one arrest made on a possession of stolen property charge November's 53 reported crimes brought the 11 month total for 1968 to 661 A further breakdown for the month ehows the following driving while Intoxicated charggsl'ahd possession of dan gcy? weaPns. three each; disftrtferly conduct, indecent ex posfae and public intoxication, THE WATCHBAND THAT TILLS mk JM.

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Arlington also was th jtrene of more automobile accidents than any other area in the town with 29 The 70 traffic mishaps last month result in an 11 month figure of 566. Fairview had the fewest acci dents last month. 7. and the least number of crimes, S. The South Road area was where the greatest numher nf motorists received tickets.

Eightv one were issued there out of a monthly total of 247. During the first 11 months of 1968, some 2,447 summonses have been issued More summonses were writ ten ana more accidents oc curred on Fridays and Saturdays in November than on nv other days. More crimes also were reported on Saturdays. So far this vear. thoutrh.

Fridays have been the busiest days for the criminal. More than 1,000 crimes have been Committed on Fridays, at least ten times more than any other day's collective total. DE'S JEWELERS 382 Main Pough. also Poughkeepsie Plaza, Rhinebeck Millbrook Opn til 'til Christmas FREE PARKING Liberty Man Is Sentenced In Bank Holdup NEW YORK (AP) Harry William Yates, 23, of Liberty, N. was given an indefinite term of treatment and su pervision by a US District Tnurt FYIHnv for rnhMno th United National Bank of Cam coon, Y.

last March 7 Yates maintained at the sen tencing "I had no wish of hurt ing anybody. Judge Edward Weinfeld said he was convinced that Yates surrendered to the FBI In Albuquerque, only because two "friends" took most of his money in the West. Weinfeld also expressed doubt about Yates' statements that he had removed the ammunition clip from his .25 caliber pistol before the $200 hold up of a taxi driver and the $13,361 bank rob bery At this, Yates spoke up, rei terating that he had removed the ammunition clip to avoid harming anyone. I Weinfeld agreed to dismiss two counts, one charging endangering of bank employes; the other alleging a related kid naping of a man forced to enter car trunk. The robbery count, to which I Yates pleaded guilty, brought him a term of "treatment and supervision" under the Federal Youth Correction Act RK124PES Dec .13 For complete coverage of the weekly stock market read the Saturday edition of the Pough keepsie Journal Lancome introduces the luxurious new fragrance.

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